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2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship

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The2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship presented byMonster Energy was the fifth season of theFIA World Rallycross Championship anauto racing championship recognised by theFédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) as the highest class of internationalrallycross.

Johan Kristoffersson won the Drivers' Championship for the second season running during the World RX of the United States.^[1]

Calendar

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The 2018 championship was contested over twelve rounds inEurope,Africa andNorth America.

Rnd.	Event	Dates	Venue	Class	Winner	Team	Report
1	World RX of Barcelona	14–16 April	Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya,Montmeló	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
2	World RX of Portugal	28–29 April	Pista Automóvel de Montalegre,Montalegre	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
3	World RX of Belgium	12–13 May	Circuit Jules Tacheny Mettet,Mettet	Supercar	Sébastien Loeb	Team Peugeot Total	Report
3	World RX of Belgium	12–13 May	Circuit Jules Tacheny Mettet,Mettet	RX2	Ben-Philip Gundersen	JC Raceteknik	Report
4	World RX of Great Britain	25–27 May	Silverstone Circuit,Silverstone	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
4	World RX of Great Britain	25–27 May	Silverstone Circuit,Silverstone	RX2	Oliver Eriksson	Olsbergs MSE	Report
5	World RX of Norway	9–10 June	Lånkebanen,Hell	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
5	World RX of Norway	9–10 June	Lånkebanen,Hell	RX2	Guillaume De Ridder	Olsbergs MSE	Report
6	World RX of Sweden	30 June–1 July	Höljesbanan,Höljes	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
6	World RX of Sweden	30 June–1 July	Höljesbanan,Höljes	RX2	Guillaume De Ridder	Olsbergs MSE	Report
7	World RX of Canada	4–5 August	Circuit Trois-Rivières,Trois-Rivières	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
7	World RX of Canada	4–5 August	Circuit Trois-Rivières,Trois-Rivières	RX2	Oliver Eriksson	Olsbergs MSE	Report
8	Bretagne World RX of France	1–2 September	Circuit de Lohéac,Lohéac	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
8	Bretagne World RX of France	1–2 September	Circuit de Lohéac,Lohéac	RX2	Oliver Eriksson	Olsbergs MSE	Report
9	Neste World RX of Latvia	15–16 September	Biķernieku Kompleksā Sporta Bāze,Riga	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
10	World RX of the United States	29–30 September	Circuit of the Americas,Austin	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
11	World RX of Germany	13–14 October	Estering,Buxtehude	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
12	Gumtree World RX of South Africa	24–25 November	Killarney Motor Racing Complex,Cape Town	Supercar	Johan Kristoffersson	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	Report
12	Gumtree World RX of South Africa	24–25 November	Killarney Motor Racing Complex,Cape Town	RX2	Ben-Philip Gundersen	JC Raceteknik	Report

Calendar changes

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The championship will expand to include a round in theUnited States for the first time, with theCircuit of the Americas inAustin, Texas scheduled to host the event in conjunction with theAmericas Rallycross Championship.^[2]
TheWorld RX of Great Britain event will relocate fromLydden Hill Race Circuit to a new venue at theSilverstone Circuit.^[3]
TheHockenheim round of the championship was discontinued to accommodate the new American round.^[4]
TheWorld RX of Canada also shares an event with theAmericas Rallycross Championship.

Entries

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The permanent entrants of the 2018 Supercar season

Johan Kristoffersson won his second successive Drivers' Championship

Andreas Bakkerud left the departingHoonigan Racing Division to joinMattias Ekström'sEKS RX

GC Kompetition entered the championship, fielding twoRenault Méganes built byProdrive

GRX Taneco also entered, using two ex-WRC Hyundai i20's

Supercar

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Factory Teams
Constructor	Entrant	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Audi	EKS Audi Sport^[5]	Audi S1	5	Mattias Ekström	All
			13	Andreas Bakkerud^[6]	All
			51	Nico Müller	9
Peugeot	Team Peugeot Total^[7]	Peugeot 208	9	Sébastien Loeb	All
			21	Timmy Hansen	All
			71	Kevin Hansen	All
Volkswagen	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden^[8]	Volkswagen Polo R	1	Johan Kristoffersson	All
Volkswagen	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden^[8]	Volkswagen Polo R	11	Petter Solberg	All
Privateers / satellites
Constructor	Entrant	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Audi	Kárai Motorsport Egyesület^[9]	Audi A1	102	Tamás Kárai	4
Audi	Comtoyou Racing^[10]	Audi S1	67	François Duval	3
BMW	Oliver Bennett	BMW MINI Cooper	42	Oliver Bennett	1-2, 4-6, 8-9, 11-12
Citroën	Mário Barbosa	Citroën DS3	75	Mário Barbosa	2
Citroën	Hervé "Knapick" Lemonnier	Citroën DS3	84	"Knapick"	1, 4, 8
Ford	Team STARD^[11]	Ford Fiesta	6	Jānis Baumanis	All
			58	Qinghua Ma^[9]	4
			60	Joni-Pekka Rajala^[12]	5
	Oliver O'Donovan		2	Oliver O'Donovan	8
	MJP Racing Team Austria^[12]^[13]		31	Max Pucher	5
			32	Alexander Wurz	5, 9
			57	Toomas Heikkinen	8-9
			177	Andrew Jordan	4, 8
	Olsbergs MSE^[14]	Ford Fiesta ST	4	Robin Larsson	All
	Olsbergs MSE^[14]	Ford Fiesta ST	96	Kevin Eriksson	All
	Bompiso Racing Team	Ford Focus	41	Joaquim Santos	2
Hyundai	GRX Taneco Team^[15]	Hyundai i20	7	Timur Timerzyanov	All
Hyundai	GRX Taneco Team^[15]	Hyundai i20	68	Niclas Grönholm	All
Peugeot	Sébastien Loeb Racing^[16]	Peugeot 208	66	Grégoire Demoustier¹^[17]	All
	Mark Higgins^[9]		134	Mark Higgins	4
	Davy Jeanney		17	Davy Jeanney	8
	Emmanuel Anne		29	Emmanuel Anne	8
	Gaëten Serazin		62	Gaëten Serzain	8
	Cyril Raymond		113	Cyril Raymond	11
Renault	GC Kompetition^[18]	Renault Mégane R.S.	33	Liam Doran	8-9, 11
			36	Guerlain Chicherit	All
			74	Jérôme Grosset-Janin	1-7
			92	Anton Marklund	10-12
SEAT	Münnich Motorsport^[19]	SEAT Ibiza	44	Timo Scheider	6, 8-9, 12
SEAT	Münnich Motorsport^[19]	SEAT Ibiza	77	René Münnich	5, 11-12
Volkswagen	Marklund Motorsport^[20]	Volkswagen Polo	24	Tommy Rustad	4-5, 8
	Marklund Motorsport^[20]		92	Anton Marklund	4-5
	Kjetil Larsen^[12]		64	Kjetil Larsen	5, 11

Drivers with a green background are ineligible to score points towards the Championship for Teams.

^1 — Despite having been born inFrance,Grégoire Demoustier is recognised by theFIA World Rallycross Championship as a Belgian driver for the duration of the 2018 season.^[21]

RX2

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RX2 Teams
Constructor	Entrant	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
OMSE	JC Raceteknik	Olsbergs MSE RX2	2	Ben-Philip Gundersen	All
			6	William Nilsson	All
			69	Sondre Evjen	All
			77	Henrik Krogstad	All
			90	Jimmie Walfridson	4
			91	Jonathan Walfridsson	4
			99	Marcus Höglund	3-4
	Set Promotion		8	Simon Wågø Syversen	1-6
			22	Sami-Matti Trogen	2-7
			65	Jami Kalliomäki	All
			59	Ashley Haigh-Smith	7
	Glenn Haug		9	Glenn Haug	1-4
	Martin Jonsson		10	Martin Jonsson	4
	Mats Oskarsson		11	Mats Oskarsson	4
	Anders Michalak		12	Anders Michalak	All
	Hampus Rådström		17	Hampus Rådström	4
	Olsbergs MSE		16	Oliver Eriksson	All
			18	Linus Östlund	4
			53	Cole Keatts	All
			96	Guillaume De Ridder	All
	Team Faren		21	Conner Martell	All
	Team Faren		50	Nathan Heathcote	All
	Koen Pauwels		23	Koen Pauwels	1
	Petter Leirhol		27	Petter Leirhol	4
	Christian Brooks		44	Christian Brooks	4
	Simon Olofsson		52	Simon Olofsson	1-4, 6-7
	Sport Racing Technologies		55	Vasily Gryazin	All
			75	Edijs Oss	6
			15	Reinis Nitišs	7
	Albert Llovera		66	Albert Llovera²	1-6
	Santosh Berggren		68	Santosh Berggren	4
	Johnny Andersson		86	Johnny Andersson	4
	Stein Frederic-Akre		98	Stein Frederic-Akre	4

² Despite having been born inAndorra,Albert Llovera is recognised by theRX2 International Series and by extension, theFIA World Rallycross Championship as a Spanish driver for the duration of the 2018 season.^[22]^[23]

Team changes

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Hoonigan Racing Division withdrew from the series at the conclusion of the 2017 championship.^[24]
Team Peugeot Total will step up their involvement in World RX, running as a full factory team in 2018, as compared to the family-basedHansen Motorsport-run cars in 2017.
Olsbergs MSE returned to World RX full-time in 2018 after competing part-time in 2017. They will debut their new-specification 2018Ford Fiesta ST MK8 Supercars, built in collaboration withFord Performance in Barcelona.
GC Kompetition (GCK) will make their World RX debut as a team entry. Team owner and driverGuerlain Chicherit oversaw the development of the newRenault Mégane R.S. RX, which was built in collaboration withProdrive.
GRX Taneco will enter the championship, using a pair of ex-Hyundai Motorsport Hyundai i20 WRC cars built to rallycross specifications by Set Promotion. Double world rally championMarcus Grönholm will be the team's principal.
Sébastien Loeb Racing will enter the championship with a singlePeugeot 208 WRX run forGrégoire Demoustier.

Driver changes

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Andreas Bakkerud left Hoonigan Racing Division to joinEKS RX.^[25]
Toomas Heikkinen andReinis Nitišs both left EKS RX.^[26]^[27] Nitišs will instead re-join Set Promotion, the team in which he won the Super1600 championship with in 2013, and compete in the FIA European Rallycross Championship with an M-Sport Ford Fiesta. Heikkinen also joined the team, but stepped down from driving duties, becoming Nitišs’ team manager and a driving coach for Set Promotion's Super1600 drivers.
After spending a year withMJP Racing Team Austria in 2017,Kevin Eriksson returned to his father's Olsbergs MSE team alongside fellow countrymanRobin Larsson, who will make his return to World RX after a year sabbatical.
Jérôme Grosset-Janin will partner team owner and driver Guerlain Chicherit, driving for the new GCK team.
Double European Rallycross championTimur Timerzyanov leftSTARD to join GRX Taneco, partneringNiclas Grönholm in the new Hyundai i20.

Results and standings

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World Championship points are scored as follows:

	Position
Round	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th
Heats	16	15	14	13	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1
Semi-Finals	6	5	4	3	2	1
Final	8	5	4	3	2	1

A red background denotes drivers who did not advance from the round

FIA World Rallycross Championship for Drivers

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Pos.	Driver	BAR	POR	BEL	GBR	NOR	SWE	CAN	FRA	LAT	USA	GER	RSA	Points
1	Johan Kristoffersson	1	1	5	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	341
2	Mattias Ekström	6^a	7	4	4	2	6	4	4	2	5	2	2	248
3	Andreas Bakkerud	3	4	6	2	6	2	7	2	8	3	3	7	237
4	Sébastien Loeb	2	2	1	3	8	9	3	6	3	4	8	3	229
5	Petter Solberg	5	3	2	7	3	7	5	3	7	2	5	5^b	227
6	Timmy Hansen	7	6	3	8	5	4	2	5	5^b	6^b	7	6	192
7	Niclas Grönholm	4	10	11	5	7	11	8	11	4	8	4	13	146
8	Kevin Hansen	13	8	9	6	4	5	9	7^b	6	7	6	4	145
9	Jānis Baumanis	8	11	10	14	12	10	6	13	14	11	11	9	98
10	Timur Timerzyanov	10	12	8	12	21	8	11	9	11	13	20	11	86
11	Guerlain Chicherit	12	5	10	15	15	14	15	12	10	9	13	12	68
12	Jérôme Grosset-Janin	11	14	14	10	14	3	13						47
13	Kevin Eriksson	14	9	16	9	9	13^b	10^b	10^b	16	10	10	14	38
14	Anton Marklund				17	11					12^b	9	8	35
15	Robin Larsson	9	13	7	13	10	12	12^b	17^b	17	14	12	15	34
16	Liam Doran								8	12		19		19
17	Tommy Rustad				11	13			16					14
18	Timo Scheider						17		25	13			10	13
19	Nico Müller									9				10
20	Toomas Heikkinen								14	15				5
21	François Duval			13										4
22	Kjetil Larsen					19						14		3
23	Andrew Jordan				20				15					2
24	René Münnich					17						16	16	2
25	Joni-Pekka Rajala					16								1
26	Mark Higgins				16									1
27	"Knapick"	17			22				23					0
28	Joaquim Santos		17											0
29	Alexander Wurz					18				18				0
30	Mário Barbosa		18											0
31	Cyril Raymond											18		0
32	Tamás Kárai				19									0
33	Davy Jeanney								20					0
34	Gaëten Serzain								21					0
35	Oliver O'Donovan								22					0
36	Max Pucher					23								0
37	Qinghua Ma				23									0
38	Emmanuel Anne								24					0
39	Oliver Bennett	15	16		21	20	15		18	20		15	18^c	-3
40	Grégoire Demoustier	16	15	15	18	22	16	14	19	19	15	17	17^b	-4
Pos.	Driver	BAR	POR	BEL	GBR	NOR	SWE	CAN	FRA	LAT	USA	GER	RSA	Points

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points classification
Blue	Non-points classification
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired, not classified (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

^aEkström received no points from the final as he was disqualified after crashing into Solberg.
^bLoss of fifteen championship points – stewards' decision
^cLoss of ten championship points – stewards' decision

FIA World Rallycross Championship for Teams

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Pos.	Team	No.	Drivers	Points
1	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	1	Johan Kristoffersson	568
1	PSRX Volkswagen Sweden	11	Petter Solberg	568
2	EKS Audi Sport	5	Mattias Ekström	485
2	EKS Audi Sport	13	Andreas Bakkerud	485
3	Team Peugeot Total	9	Sébastien Loeb	421
3	Team Peugeot Total	21	Timmy Hansen	421
4	GRX Taneco Team	28	Timur Timerzyanov	232
4	GRX Taneco Team	68	Niclas Grönholm	232
5	GC Kompetition	33	Liam Doran	152
		36	Guerlain Chicherit
		74	Jérôme Grosset-Janin
		92	Anton Marklund
6	Olsbergs MSE	4	Robin Larsson	72
6	Olsbergs MSE	96	Kevin Eriksson	72

RX2 International Series

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Pos.	Driver	BEL	GBR	NOR	SWE	CAN	FRA	RSA	Points
1	Oliver Eriksson	7	1	2	4	1	1	6	175
2	Guillaume De Ridder	8	7	1	1	2	3	7	156
3	Henrik Krogstad	3	8	3	2	8	6	9	121
4	Ben-Philip Gundersen	1	10	8	5	7	11	1	119
5	Vasily Gryazin	5	6	5	14	4	10	3	118
6	Sondre Evjen	2	3	4	22	11	5	2	106
7	William Nilsson	4	12	6	7	9	8	4	93
8	Jami Kalliomäki	6	9	10	11	10	9	8	83
9	Conner Martell	10	2	12	17	6	4	10	80
10	Sami-Matti Trogen		11	9	15	5	2	5	79
11	Nathan Heathcote	14	17	11	10	13	7	11	49
12	Simon Wågø Syversen	11	13	7	24	12	12		38
13	Anders Michalak	13	4	14	21	14	15	13	33
14	Simon Olofsson	12	15	15	3		14	14	32
15	Cole Keatts	16	14	16	27	3	13	12	31
16	Glenn Haug	9	5	13	18				25
17	Christian Brooks				6				20
18	Jimmie Walfridson				8				14
19	Marcus Höglund			17	9				13
20	Petter Leirhol				12				6
21	Linus Ostlund				13				4
22	Albert Llovera	17	16	18	29	15	17		3
23	Koen Pauwels	15							2
24	Reinis Nitišs							15	2
25	Ashely Haigh-Smith							16	1
26	Edijs Oss						16		1
27	Stein Frederic-Akre				16				1
28	Santosh Berggren				19				0
29	Mats Oskarsson				20				0
30	Hampus Rådström				23				0
31	Martin Jonsson				25				0
32	Johnny Andersson				26				0
33	Jonathan Walfridsson				28				0
Pos.	Driver	BEL	GBR	NOR	SWE	CAN	FRA	RSA	Points

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