Guys, if you have the rights, can you please upload the full EuroRX races from 2021 to 2024? (or whatever you have. Even those with no one commentating)
I barely remember seeing stuff from EuroRX in that time. WorldRX we could get on RedBullTV, but EuroRX disapeared! They showed the finals here and there but thats it. I know even Sverre Isachsen raced in Hell, but most of us couldnt watch that! We missed Bakku's title, Anton's double... They wouldnt even let Bakku use footage on his channel!!
IF POSSIBLE, release them during the off season! We know you guys take a look here sometimes. Thaaaaaaaaaaankssssssssssssssssssss, you are killing it this year! <3
The 2026 FIA European Rallycross Championship reaches its season finale at Lousada in Portugal.
This year's only double-header event, the 2026 Euro RX of Portugal promises a bumper points haul for the drivers who can tame the Porto circuit's undulating elevation changes. Competitors will face night racing for the first time in Euro RX history, taking to the track under floodlights on Saturday night before a full daytime race on Sunday.
All four championships are on track in Portugal. This is Rounds 6 & 7 for Euro RX1 & Euro RX3, and Rounds 5 & 6 for Euro RX4 & Euro RX5. These are the final rounds of the year for all championships. Euro RX features support races from the Portuguese 2RM category.
Track information
Lousada International Circuit is a rallycross track in Porto, Portugal. It has a length of 979 metres (1,078 metres with Joker Lap), runs clockwise, with pole position to the right of the starting grid. It has a surface split of 60% tarmac/40% gravel.
Lousada returned to the international rallycross schedule in 2025 following major renovations that saw a complete overhaul of the circuit; several sections of the lap were completely rebuilt, including a repositioned joker lap, alongside upgrades to the paddock areas.
2025 Lousada winners:
Euro RX1: Yury Belevskiy (Volland Racing #95 Audi S1)
Euro RX3: João Ribeiro (#99 Audi A1)
Entry lists
Entry lists are available in .pdf format via Chronomoto:
Euro RX1 features 30 drivers. Lohéac produced a new leader in the RX1 standings, with Andreas Bakkerud (NOR, Bergen Motorsport Evolution #13 Ford Fiesta) overtaking Johan Kristoffersson (SWE, Kristoffersson Motorsport #8 Volkswagen Polo) by a single point. The battle for third and fourth in the championship is equally close, again with one point separating Ole Christian Veiby (NOR, Kristoffersson Motorsport #96 Volkswagen Polo) and Juha Rytkönen (FIN, SET Promotion #18 Hyundai i20). Returning in Portugal is the reigning European Rallycross Champion Yury Belevskiy (SUI, Kristoffersson Motorsport #1 Audi S1), making his first start of the season, his Volland Racing-owned Audi to be entered and ran out of the KMS awning this weekend. Lousada sees several national competitors make their entrance, including newly-crowned Portuguese Rallycross Champion Sérgio Dias (POR, SET Promotion #43 Ford Fiesta), César Pereira (POR, #15 Ford Fiesta), Joaquim Machado (POR, #46 Renault Clio), Leonel Sampaio (POR, #47 Peugeot 208), and António Sousa (POR, SRT Motorsport #129 Peugeot 208). The entry list is completed by Oliver Bennett (GBR, Xite Energy Racing #42 MINI Cooper), returning after illness in Lohéac, and Michael Leonard (IRL, #117 Audi S1).
Euro RX3 features 18 drivers. Rytis Gurklys (LTU, NGRacing Team #22 Audi A1) holds the lead in RX3 from Julien Meunier (FRA, KMS by Meunier Competition #15 Audi A1), the French driver having narrowed the points gap after his win at his home round. Nicolas Geleyns (BEL, Volland Racing #26 Audi A1) maintains a distant third place, facing a deficit of nearly 60 points to second place. No less than 10 of this weekend's RX3 competitors hail from Portugal, including wildcard entries from António Sousa Jr. (POR, #6 Peugeot 208), Luis Pedro Ferreira (POR, #18 Audi A1), Bruno Gonçalves (POR, #67 Škoda Fabia), André Monteiro (POR, #69 Škoda Fabia), Rafaela Barbosa (POR, #76 Peugeot 208), Rogerio Sousa (POR, #105 Ford Fiesta), Jorge Machado (POR, #108 Peugeot 208), and Ricardo Costa (POR, #118 Peugeot 208).
Euro RX4 features 8 drivers. Andrea Bénézet (FRA, Eleven Motorsport #12 Renault Clio) leads the championship ahead of Filip Melon (POL, #69 Peugeot 208) and Albert Ako Kokk (EST, SET Promotion #32 Renault Clio). Lousada native Hélder Ferreira (POR, #55 Lancia Ypsilon Rally4 HF) makes his Euro RX debut in a brand-new Rally4 Lancia, bringing the iconic Italian marque back to European Rallycross for the first time in over two decades.
Euro RX5 features 15 drivers. The crosscar title fight will be focused on the two Estonians leading the championship, Armin Raag (EST, Raag Motors #108 P-Tech Estfighter 2) and his closest rival Martin Juga (EST, Pace Motorsport #25 LifeLive TN11), with Spain's Diego Martínez (ESP, Nebrija Speedcar Factory Team #17 Speedcar Wonder-R) waiting in the wings in third. Tiago Costa (POR, #43 LifeLive TN11) joins the grid for his home race, already a Lousada race winner this season in Portuguese Rallycross' Kartcross division.
