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Ovenden Jnr set to join MSUK Junior ranks at 5 Nations BRX
Will Ovenden, youngest son of triple Supernational champion and Supercar front-runner Tristan Ovenden will make his rallycross debut in the MSUK Junior Rallycross Championship at Lydden Hill on 29 May.
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Simon Horton confirms return to Supercar in 2021 5 Nations BRX
Popular supercar racer Simon Horton is planning a return to racing in 2021 in the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires.
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5Nations BRX challenged by carwow to a drag race!
What a day! It was a fantastic outing for three of our 5 Nations British Rallycross Championship contenders when we visited Mat Watson and the carwow team for a very special drag race.
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All4 Super Mini set to hit 5 Nations BRX grids in 2021
BMWMiniRX organisers are currently developing a brand-new class to introduce into the 2022 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires.
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Spa confirmed on 5 Nations British Rallycross Championship 2021 calendar
Spa Francorchamps’ place on the 2021 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires calendar has been confirmed by series promoter 5 Nations BRX.
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Mark Donnelly Crowned 2020 5 Nations BRX Champion
The 2020 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires has been won by Mark Donnelly.
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RX Racing brings Proton Iriz RX into 5 Nations BRX
Next year’s Motorsport UK British Rallycross 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires will see a brand-new manufacturer enter the fray with the news that Team RX Racing will bring a Proton Iriz RX onto the Supercar grid in the hands of 2007 British Champion Ollie O’Donovan.
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Liam Doran underlines his world-class standard with a superior performance at Lydden Hill
The third round of the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires brought this weekend’s activities to a close amid a feast of fraught action and close-fought racing. The Finals were all recorded and shown ‘as live’ to the legions of faithful rallycross fans around the world who were unable to attend due to the pandemic restrictions. Here’s how the day panned out:
