Rallycross

Races take place at permanent venues, using a mixture of surfaced and off-road sections. According to circuit length, between six and ten cars may compete at once. Cars compete against the clock in qualification heats, then against each other in finals.

One category is devoted to 1600cc two-wheel drive cars, but rallycross is still a relatively expensive sport, and most competitors use specially prepared cars brought on trailers.

Minimum requirements

A car with added safety equipment (rollcage, fire extinguishers, fireproofing, etc) and an MSA Vehicle Log Book; crash helmet and flame-resistant overalls. You must be at least 16 years old and hold a valid MSA Competition Licence.
 

Where to learn

There is only one school  dedicated to rallycross:

Specialist contact

Permanent venues

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