Dreux and Glosso complete 5 Nations BRX 2022 calendar
The 2022 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy calendar has been completed with exciting new rounds in France and Belgium.
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Flitney commits to full 5 Nations BRX campaign with fan-favourite Volvo Supercar
Supercar racer Dom Flitney has announced a full-season programme in the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy with his unique Volvo C30.
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5 Nations BRX confirms permanent Race Director and new judicial system for 2022
The Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy is delighted to confirm a permanent Race Director for the 2022 season as part of the on-going investment intended to raise the level of the series.
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Harris joins 5 Nations BRX grid with electric Mini RX Supercar
The first all-electric Supercar has signed up to the British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy, with experienced racer Steve Harris at the wheel.
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Anson returns to Supercar with title-winning Opel Astra
Former Supercar racer Colin Anson will make his return to the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy this year with the Opel Astra driven by Irishman Christopher Evans to claim the 2006 title.
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2021 Awards Night - 16th of April
Join us to celebrate our 2021 champions at the 5 Nations awards evening
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Ian Luffman-Smith's journey to 5 Nations BRX
Ian Luffman-Smith is a rallycross competitor who plans to compete in 5 Nations BRX in 2023 as well as being diagnosed with prostate cancer in April 2021
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Calendar released for 5 Nations BRX 2022
The provisional 2022 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires calendar has today (December 16) been released by the promoter, 5 Nations BRX.
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Tohill crowned Motorsport UK British Rallycross Champion
Derek Tohill (Ford Fiesta) has been crowned 2021 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Champion.
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2021 5 Nations BRX Championships concluded early
Spa Francorchamps Circuit advised 5 Nations BRX that they were no longer able to host the December event scheduled due to work schedule, severe flooding and the current COVID situation. 5 Nations BRX worked hard to secure a replacement venue to allow the championship to reach its planned conclusion but has been unable to find an economically viable solution for an alternative venue.