Rallycross
In Europe Rallycross is a very well known form of motorsport which is driven on mixed surfaces of Asphalt and Gravel.
A race consists of 3 qualifying Heats of 4 Laps for each Divison. In the heats they start with 5 cars. The start positions for the 1st heats are decided by Timed practise or raffle. This depends on the Championship. Each heat the fastest driver gets 1 point the 2nd 2 points etc. The start position for the 2nd and 3rd heats is determined by the points from the previous heats. After the 3rd heats the best 2 scores are added together for each driver. The one with the least number of points is the fastest.
The fastest 16 drivers have qualified for the 3 finals. From this list 11 to 16 are in the C final the winner of this progresses into the B final and the winner of the B final progresses into the A final with the top 5 cars. The lowest point scorer of each group can choose pole position on the front row of that particular final. These finals are not driven on times but on finishing order. Any place in the overall end result is rewarded with Championship points. Depending on the number of entrants there may also be a D final.
DIVISIONS
Rallycross is driven by 4 kinds of divisions
Division 2 - 2000 cc
Division 2 - 2000 cc
A division witch is driven with rear wheel cars with an engine of maximaal 2000 cc.
Division 1A - Super 1600
The next step in Rallycross is the Super 1600 Division. Homologated group A cars up to 1600cc and two wheel drive. Turbo's are forbidden and all cars are front wheel driven. Because of the great freedom in the technical rules of this class, the true mechanic can make many self design and own manufacture.
The next step in Rallycross is the Super 1600 Division. Homologated group A cars up to 1600cc and two wheel drive. Turbo's are forbidden and all cars are front wheel driven. Because of the great freedom in the technical rules of this class, the true mechanic can make many self design and own manufacture.
Division 1
The fastest class of Rallycross is two or four wheel drive cars. Major modifications can be made to these cars resulting is engines with over 500 BHP and performances of 0 - 100 km in 3 seconds.
The fastest class of Rallycross is two or four wheel drive cars. Major modifications can be made to these cars resulting is engines with over 500 BHP and performances of 0 - 100 km in 3 seconds.