Crowned French Rallycross Champion last season with PGRX after more than a decade away from his favorite discipline, Steven Bossard made the decision to return to rallying during the off-season. That said, the Toulouse-born driver admits he followed the 2025 Rallycross season very closely.
FIA Euro RX3 vice-champion in 2023, Espen Isaksætre has since shifted his focus to the RallyX series, competing in the CrossCar category. A transition he has managed with clear success, as shown by his impressive finish to the 2025 season.
As international Rallycross weathers a turbulent period following the end of the FIA World Championship, Tommy Kristoffersson — the emblematic figurehead of the KMS team — offers a clear-eyed analysis of the sport’s current state. Combining realism, hope for reconstruction, and strategic reflection on the future, he shares his vision for the discipline… and for his team.
After nearly a year away from the paddock, Kenneth Konge made a spontaneous and unexpected return to the RallyX Open 2WD scene at Nysum, during the second round of the Danish double-header in August. Initially attending as a mere spectator, the Danish driver didn’t take long to give in to the irresistible pull of the RallyX championship.
Following a strong campaign in the FIA Euro RX3 European Championship, where he secured third place overall, Nicolas Geleyns returned to action last weekend in the French Rallycross Championship at the Dreux circuit. It was an opportunity the Antigua-based driver seized brilliantly, delivering another standout performance under the familiar colors of Volland Racing.
After a first year of learning the ropes in the Supercar Lites category in 2024, Kevin Daarbak has clearly taken a major step forward over the past few months on the RallyX scene.
Like many others, Tommy Kristoffersson did not welcome the recent announcement that the FIA World Rallycross Championship would be downgraded to a simple European series. Yet the head of KMS is not short of ideas—or arguments—on how World RX can rebuild itself on solid foundations.
Back in RallyX this year after taking a break in 2024, Alex Lindeqvist wasted no time reminding everyone of his potential in the CrossCar category. Yet the Swedish driver may well be eyeing different goals for the season ahead.
Although Yury Belevskiy officially ended his season last September at Istanbul Park, the two-time FIA European champion has reflected on a 2025 campaign that has been anything but straightforward.
After a strong debut at Istanbul Park driving for PGRX during the final round of the FIA Euro RX and World RX series, 16-year-old Finnish talent Joni Turpeinen is set to return to the track behind the wheel of the Hyundai i20.
As the FIA announces the end of the World Rallycross Championship in favor of a return to a European-only format starting in 2026, Tommy Kristoffersson isn’t holding back. The head of the KMS team—multiple-time world champions—slams what he sees as a premature decision and warns of the sporting and financial fallout from this strategic shift.
Arriving in Turkey with only a handful of points needed to secure his first European title, Joao Ribeiro didn’t even have to line up for the final to lock down the top spot in the overall standings.