Following last Fridays surprise announcement that an agreement had been reached between BARC and LHMC to spearhead the promotion and operation of the MSA British Rallycross Championship and the MSA British Rallycross Grand Prix for the next three years, the move delighted some of the competitors at Croft last weekend.
Embracing the previous round at Lydden Hill, Mullen Motorsport was looking forward to Round 6 of the British Rallycross Championship at their home circuit, Croft.......
On a cool dry day at Croft, it was Julian Godfrey that took victory in the MSA British Rallycross Grand Prix in association with Procter’s Coaches...........
Ollie O’Donovan started from pole for the final of the MSA Supercar in association with Odyssey Batteries and led from start to finish to win the final round of the 2014 MSA British Rallycross Championship in association with the Shannon Group in his Tony Bardy prepared Ford Focus..
Subject to a formal contract with the Motor Sports Association (MSA), the British Automobile Racing Club (BARC) and Lydden Hill Motor Club (LHMC) have been jointly appointed to spearhead the promotion and operation of the MSA British Rallycross Championship and MSA British Rallycross Grand Prix............
The man behind new BTCC entrant Power Maxed Racing is to take up the sport himself, at the wheel of a Suzuki Swift in the Swift Sport Rallycross Championship.
Adam Weaver, MD of Power Maxed, will make his track debut at Croft this coming weekend on Saturday 18th October for Round 6 of the British Rallycross Championship..........
Seasoned BTCC driver Dave Newsham will make his rallycross debut at the Rallycross Grand Prix at Croft on 19th October in the XtremeRx championship winning Citroen Saxo Hot Hatch...........
Following on from the success of recent years, Croft Circuit in North Yorkshire will next weekend host the final round of the Shannon MSA British Rallycross Championship on Saturday followed by the Procters Coaches MSA British Rallycross Grand Prix on Sunday.
