A few days before the end of 2023, RX Promotion and the RallyX Championship are pleased to announce the calendar for the 2024 season.
As planned, this new campaign will start on May 10th and 11th at the Tierp Arena before continuing with the great classic of Kouvola (May 25th and 26th).
While a second round in Sweden has yet to be decided, the championship will conclude in August with two events within a week of each other.
While the Danish circuit of Nysum will host the penultimate round of the year on August 3 and 4, the big news of this 2024 season is the addition of the iconic German venue of Buxtehude, where the final showdown of the RallyX championship will be contested.
In total, no less than ten races will be held over five weekends to award prizes in the various categories.
It’s also worth mentioning that the entry fees will be revised downwards in 2024. On average, the fee will be €100 less per round.
“While it’s never easy to build a cohesive calendar, we’re proud of the decisions we’ve made leading up to 2024. We have patiently listened to and taken on board the various ideas put forward by teams and drivers, and I hope that the way our calendar has been put together will satisfy as many people as possible,” said Andreas Eriksson.
“The last few weeks have been very intense, with a huge number of meetings with different organizers to try and find the best options for our championship. Although we still have a lot of work to do before the start of the 2024 season, we will soon announce the second Swedish venue to host a RallyX stage. The big news for the 2024 season is of course the addition of the Estering of Buxtehude to our calendar. This was one of my favourites when I was competing in the European Championship and I’m sure you’ll understand why when the RallyX Championship comes to Germany in August 2024.
RallyX 2024 Calendar
May 10-11: Tierp Arena // Sweden (double header)
May 25-26: Kouvola // Finland (double header)
TBA: Sweden (double header)
August 3-4: Nysum // Denmark (double header)
August 10-11: Estering // Germany (double header)
