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2019 TitansRX season

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The 2019 TitansRX International Europe Series will be the first edition of TitansRX, after the Global Rallycross brand was revived and renamed in late-2018. The inaugural season will be contested exclusively in Europe, with the North American and the International Series commencing in 2020. The season will consist of twelve rounds and will start on 29 June with the first French round at Essay with the season culminating on 20 October, at Buxtehude.

Calendar

Rnd. Event Dates Venue Class Winner Team
1 France TitansRX Rallycross d'Essay 29 June Circuit des Ducs, Essay TitansRX Finland Toomas Heikkinen
Division 3 France Maxime Sordet
Division 4 France Geoffroy Blanchard
2 30 June TitansRX Sweden Timmy Hansen Sweden Hansen Motorsport
Division 3 France Benoît Morel
Division 4 France Geoffroy Blanchard
3-4 United Kingdom TitansRX Rallycross Lydden Hill 27–28 July Lydden Hill Race Circuit, Denton with Wootton [1] TitansRX (Day 1) Finland Toomas Heikkinen
TitansRX (Day 2) Sweden Kevin Hansen Sweden Hansen Motorsport
Supercar Germany René Münnich Germany Münnich Motorsport
Group B United Kingdom Steve Harris
Super Retro United Kingdom John Cross
Retro United Kingdom Terry Moore
Junior RX Latvia Roberts Vītols United Kingdom Peter Gwynne Motorsport
5-6 Portugal TitansRX Rallycross Montalegre 10–11 August Circuito Internacional De Montalegre, Montalegre [2] TitansRX (Day 1) Sweden Kevin Hansen Sweden Hansen Motorsport
TitansRX (Day 2) Sweden Timmy Hansen Sweden Hansen Motorsport
Super1600 Portugal Joaquim Machado
Kartcross Spain Antón Muíños
7 Austria TitansRX Rallycross MJP Arena 7 September MJP Racing Arena, Altenburg [3] TitansRX Finland Toomas Heikkinen
SuperTouringCar Austria Karl Schadenhofer
8 8 September TitansRX Sweden Timmy Hansen Sweden Hansen Motorsport
SuperTouringCar Belgium Jos Sterkens
9 Hungary TitansRX Rallycross Nyirád 5 October Nyirád Motorsport Centrum, Nyirád [3] TitansRX
Supercar
10 6 October TitansRX
Supercar
11 Germany TitansRX Rallycross Estering 19 October Estering, Buxtehude [3] TitansRX
12 20 October TitansRX

Support classes

Each round will consist of support classes as listed below.

  • Round 1-2, French Division 3 and Division 4.
  • Round 3-4, Supercar, Retro Rallycross (Retro, Super Retro, Group B) and Junior Rallycross.
  • Round 5-6, Super1600 and Kartcross.
  • Round 7-8, SuperTouringCar.
  • Round 9-10, Supercar.
  • Round 11-12, Super1600 and Spezialcross-Buggy.

Drivers

Permanent entries
Constructor Car Tyre Body Skin No. Driver Rounds
MJP[4] Pantera RX6 H Audi A1 6 Austria Reinhold Sampl All
57 Finland Toomas Heikkinen All
3 Brazil Nelson Piquet Jr. 1-4
4 United Kingdom Oliver Webb 5-8
46 Hungary Tamás Turi 9-10
32 Austria Alexander Wurz 11-12
55 Germany Andreas Steffen 1, 3-4
42 Republic of Ireland Craig Breen 2, 5-8
48 Germany Dietmar Brandt 9-10
22 United Kingdom Perry McCarthy 3-12
Mercedes-Benz A-Class 10 Hungary Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél All
177 United Kingdom Andrew Jordan 3-8
47 Sweden Ramona Karlsson 9-10
4 United Kingdom Oliver Webb 3-4
50 Netherlands Tom Coronel 5-6
55 Germany Andreas Steffen 7-10
Hyundai i30 25 Italy Tamara Molinaro All
20 New Zealand Hayden Paddon [5] 1-2, 7-8
90 Germany Ronny "C'Rock" Wechselberger All
74 France Jérôme Grosset-Janin All
11 France Antoine Massé 1-2
30 United Kingdom Abbie Eaton 3-4, 7-10
40 United Kingdom Dan Rooke 3-4
60 Portugal Armindo Araújo 5-6
12 Austria Werner Panhauser 9-10
7 Spain Iván Ares 5-6
21 Sweden Timmy Hansen [6] All
71 Sweden Kevin Hansen All
TBA TBA France Stéphane Sarrazin [7] TBA

Driver and "car" changes

Body Skin Livery Races / Drivers
Main colour(s) Additional colour(s) FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
PRT
Portugal
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
DEU
Germany
Audi A1 White Dark grey, Red Austria Reinhold Sampl
White Grey, Red Finland Toomas Heikkinen
Green Yellow Brazil Nelson Piquet Jr. United Kingdom Oliver Webb
White Red Germany A. Steffen Republic of Ireland C. Breen Germany Andreas Steffen Republic of Ireland Craig Breen
Red White, Blue United Kingdom Perry McCarthy
Mercedes-Benz A-Class Grey Black Hungary Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél
Grey Yellow Hungary Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél
White Grey, Green United Kingdom Andrew Jordan
Yellow Red United Kingdom Oliver Webb Netherlands Tom Coronel Germany Andreas Steffen
Hyundai i30 Red Black Italy Tamara Molinaro
White, Blue Red New Zealand Hayden Paddon United Kingdom Dan Rooke Portugal Armindo Araújo New Zealand Hayden Paddon
White Red, Green Germany Ronny "C'Rock" Wechselberger
Yellow Black France Jérôme Grosset-Janin
Blue White France Antoine Massé United Kingdom Abbie Eaton Spain Iván Ares United Kingdom Abbie Eaton
Dark blue White Sweden Timmy Hansen
Dark blue Blue, Grey Sweden Timmy Hansen
Yellow Sweden Kevin Hansen
Yellow Dark blue, Blue Sweden Kevin Hansen
  • Round 1-2:
    • Craig Breen is driving the Audi A1 in RD2 used by Andreas Steffen in RD1.
  • Round 3-4:
    • Andreas Steffen is driving the Audi A1 used by Craig Breen in RD2.
    • Abbie Eaton is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Antoine Massé in RD1-2.
    • Dan Rooke is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Hayden Paddon in RD1-2.
  • Round 5-6:
    • Craig Breen is driving the Audi A1 used by Andreas Steffen in RD3-4.
    • Oliver Webb is driving the Audi A1 used by Nelson Piquet Jr. in RD1-4.
    • Tom Coronel is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Oliver Webb in RD3-4.
    • Iván Ares is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Abbie Eaton in RD3-4.
    • Armindo Araújo is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Dan Rooke in RD3-4.
  • Round 7-8:
    • Hayden Paddon is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Armindo Araújo in RD5-6.
    • Abbie Eaton is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Iván Ares in RD5-6.
    • Andreas Steffen is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Tom Coronel in RD5-6.
  • Round 9-10:
    • Werner Panhauser is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Hayden Paddon in RD7-8.
    • Dietmar Brandt is driving the Audi A1 used by Craig Breen in RD5-8
    • Turi Tamás is driving the Audi A1 used by Oliver Webb in RD5-8
    • Ramona Karlsson is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Andrew Jordan in RD3-8

Championship Standings

Pos. Driver FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
PRT
Portugal
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
DEU
Germany
Pts.
1 Sweden Kevin Hansen 2 2 3 1 1 2 2 3 178
2 Finland Toomas Heikkinen 1 3 1 4 4 3 1 2 173
3 Sweden Timmy Hansen 7 1 2 2 3 1 5 1 167
4 Italy Tamara Molinaro 9 9 6 6 13 6 8 5 87
5 France Jérôme Grosset-Janin 3 4 10 15 9 12 6 6 85
6 Republic of Ireland Craig Breen 6 5 4 4 4 84
7 Germany Ronny "C'Rock" Wechselberger 6 8 7 5 10 8 7 NC 80
8 Hungary Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél 12 5 11 10 7 5 9 13 70
9 United Kingdom Andrew Jordan 13 3 2 7 11 11 67
10 New Zealand Hayden Paddon 4 7 3 9 58
11 United Kingdom Oliver Webb 4 9 8 10 10 12 52
12 Germany Andreas Steffen 5 8 8 15 8 47
13 Austria Reinhold Sampl 8 10 14 14 12 15 12 14 31
14 United Kingdom Perry McCarthy 15 7 15 14 14 10 24
15 Brazil Nelson Piquet Jr. 10 12 9 12 22
16 Spain Iván Ares 6 9 22
17 United Kingdom Abbie Eaton 12 13 13 7 22
18 United Kingdom Dan Rooke 5 11 21
19 France Antoine Massé 11 11 10
20 Portugal Armindo Araújo 11 11 10
21 Netherlands Tom Coronel 14 13 5

See also

References

  1. ^ "Lydden Hill Confirmed". Global Rallycross Europe.
  2. ^ "Montalegre joins GRC Europe race calendar". Global Rallycross Europe.
  3. ^ a b c "GRC Europe presents full 2019 Calendar!". Global Rallycross Europe.
  4. ^ "Rallycross: IMG krijgt concurrentie van GRC Europe & RallyX Nordic". autosport.be.
  5. ^ "Paddon Joins GRC Europe Grid". grc-urope.com.
  6. ^ "Rallycross giants join GRC Europe!". Global Rallycross Europe.
  7. ^ "Le Mans star Stephane Sarrazin joins Global Rallycross Europe 2019". grc-urope.com.