Rallycross in the UK will kick off in 2025 with the opening round of the BTRDA Clubmans Rallycross Championship at Blyton Park (March 30), before the opening double-header of the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy takes place as part of the traditional Easter Bank Holiday weekend at Lydden Hill (April 19 & 21).

Thereafter, 5 Nations BRX will travel to Mondello Park (May 24-25) for a second double-header for all classes except Retro Rallycross (due to the clash with Loheac Legend Festival), where the event also includes points-scoring rounds of the BTRDA’s Super Modified, Classic and Cross Car categories, while BTRDA Production and BMW Mini categories will be welcomed for a non-points scoring weekend.

The BTRDA series will return to Blyton Park on June 29, before Pembrey Circuit hosts a double-header for every rallycross category in the UK (both 5 Nations BRX and BTRDA) on July 26-27.

5 Nations BRX Supercar will then travel to a new venue to the series in Europe, in August, with an announcement to follow in the coming weeks, while Lydden Hill will host the second-ever 2WD Superprix on September 6, including all two-wheel-drive 5 Nations BRX and BTRDA classes.

Mondello Park in Ireland features for a second time in the 5 Nations BRX schedule, once again aligning with the Irish Rallycross Championship on October 4-5, with Supercar, Junior, Swift Sport and the Retro Rallycross Championship making the journey across the Irish sea.

The championships conclude with their now traditional season-finales, BTRDA heading to Knockhill on October 19, while 5 Nations BRX will hold a double-header as part of the Fireworks weekend at Lydden Hill on November 8-9, with racing under floodlights to wrap up the campaign.

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