Guillaume De Ridder set the 2018 RX2 International Series presented by Cooper Tires title fight ablaze this weekend (29 June – 1 July), with a peerless performance at Höljes in Sweden to claim a second consecutive victory in the official FIA World Rallycross Championship feeder series. Under bright blue skies and
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Swedish hero Johan Kristoffersson starred on the way to his fifth victory of the season in round six of the FIA World Rallycross Championship presented by Monster Energy at the Swecon World RX of Sweden in Holjes. PSRX Volkswagen Sweden's Kristoffersson claimed his third maximum points score in a row to
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OLSBERGS MSE HEADS TO HÖLJES ON A HIGH AFTER HELL SUCCESS
Olsbergs MSE signalled intentions ahead of its home round of the 2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship presented by Monster Energy, World RX of Sweden, with a battling performance all the way to the semi-finals for both drivers in Norway. Armed with an upgraded Ford Fiesta ST and going up against rivals
DE RIDDER BREAKS RX2 DUCK IN TENSE THREE-WAY THRILLER
Guillaume De Ridder claimed an overdue maiden victory in the RX2 International Series presented by Cooper Tires in Hell, Norway today (10 June), after getting the better of team-mate Oliver Eriksson and home hero Henrik Krogstad in a pulsating, crowd-pleasing final. De Ridder's triumph came as the result of a determined
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OGIER MISSES OUT ON SARDINIAN VICTORY
M-Sport Ford World Rally Team's Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia missed out on victory at this weekend's Rally Italia Sardegna by the smallest of margins – less than a second separating their EcoBoost-powered Ford Fiesta WRC from the top-step of the podium. It took the competing crews three hours, 28 minutes









