Next season, the championship will feature a total of eight rounds, with the season starting in January in an exotic twist – the opening race will take place on an ice track in Canada.
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The season continues in April with a round in Hungary, followed by early May in Portugal at the Lousada circuit, well-known for its use as a spectator stage in Rally Portugal.
In late May and early June, a round will be held on a street circuit in Great Britain. A couple of weeks later, the series heads to Finland’s Kymiring circuit, which recently secured a 3+2-year agreement with the World Rallycross Championship.
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The traditional round in Höljes, Sweden, takes place in early July, with Turkey hosting the penultimate round later in the month.
After Turkey, the series takes a four-month break, with the final round set to take place in Australia at the end of November.
“We are incredibly happy with the diversity of this calendar. To have a mix of traditional events, as well as all-new stops mixed in with brand-new concepts was always the aim for us as the Promoter. If we are to look at the 2025 calendar, we can confidently say we are close to achieving the perfect blend,” said Arne Dirks, World Rallycross Promoter Managing Director.
2025 World Rallycross Championship calendar:
23-25 January – Canada 11-13 April – Hungary 2-4 May – Portugal 30 May-1 June – Great Britain 13-15 June – Finland 4-6 July – Sweden 25-27 July – Turkey 21-23 November – Australia