2019 TitansRX season

The 2019 TitansRX season was the first edition of TitansRX. It was also named the TitansRX International Europe Series. The inaugural season was contested exclusively in Europe. The season consisted of twelve rounds and started on 29 June with the first French round at Essay with the season culminating on 20 October, at Estering.

Calendar edit

Rnd.	Event	Dates	Venue	Class	Winner	Team
1	TitansRX Rallycross d'Essay	29 June	Circuit des Ducs, Essay	TitansRX	Toomas Heikkinen
				Division 3	Maxime Sordet
				Division 4	Geoffroy Blanchard
2		30 June		TitansRX	Timmy Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
				Division 3	Benoît Morel
				Division 4	Geoffroy Blanchard
3–4	TitansRX Rallycross Lydden Hill	27–28 July	Lydden Hill Race Circuit, Denton with Wootton^[1]	TitansRX (Day 1)	Toomas Heikkinen
				TitansRX (Day 2)	Kevin Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
				Supercar	René Münnich	Münnich Motorsport
				Group B	Steve Harris
				Super Retro	John Cross
				Retro	Terry Moore
				Junior RX	Roberts Vītols	Peter Gwynne Motorsport
5–6	TitansRX Rallycross Montalegre	10–11 August	Pista Automóvel de Montalegre, Montalegre^[2]	TitansRX (Day 1)	Kevin Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
				TitansRX (Day 2)	Timmy Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
				Super1600	Joaquim Machado
				Kartcross	Antón Muíños
7	TitansRX Rallycross MJP Arena	7 September	MJP Racing Arena, Altenburg^[3]	TitansRX	Toomas Heikkinen
7		7 September		SuperTouringCar	Karl Schadenhofer
8		8 September		TitansRX	Timmy Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
8		8 September		SuperTouringCar	Jos Sterkens
9	TitansRX Rallycross Nyirád	5 October	Nyirád Motorsport Centrum Archived 2019-08-06 at the Wayback Machine, Nyirád^[3]	TitansRX	Timmy Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
9		5 October		Supercar	Tamás Kárai	Kárai Motorsport Egyesület
10		6 October		TitansRX	Kevin Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
10		6 October		Supercar	René Münnich	Münnich Motorsport
11–12	TitansRX Rallycross Estering	19–20 October	Estering, Buxtehude^[3]	TitansRX (Day 1)	Jérôme Grosset-Janin
				TitansRX (Day 2)	Kevin Hansen	Hansen Motorsport
				Spezialcross-Buggy	Bernd Stubbe

Support classes edit

Each round will consist of support classes as listed below.

Round 1-2, French Division 3 and Division 4.
Round 3-4, Supercar, Retro Rallycross (Retro, Super Retro, Group B) and Junior Rallycross.
Round 5-6, Super1600 and Kartcross.
Round 7-8, SuperTouringCar.
Round 9-10, Supercar.
Round 11-12, Spezialcross-Buggy.

Drivers edit

Constructor	Car	Tyre	Body Skin	No.	Driver	Rounds
MJP^[4]	Pantera RX6	H	Audi A1	6	Reinhold Sampl	All
				57	Toomas Heikkinen	All
				3	Nelson Piquet Jr.	1-4
				4	Oliver Webb	5-8, 11-12
				46	Tamás Turi	9-10
				55	Andreas Steffen	1, 3-4
				42	Craig Breen	2, 5-8
				48	Dietmar Brandt	9-10
				37	René Münnich	11-12
				22	Perry McCarthy	3-9
				38	Mandie August	11-12
			Mercedes-Benz A-Class	10	Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél	All
				177	Andrew Jordan	3-8
				47	Ramona Karlsson	9-10
				96	Kevin Eriksson	11-12
				4	Oliver Webb	3-4
				50	Tom Coronel	5-6
				55	Andreas Steffen	7-12
			Hyundai i30	25	Tamara Molinaro	All
				90	Ronny "C'Rock" Wechselberger	All
				74	Jérôme Grosset-Janin	All
				21	Timmy Hansen^[5]	All
				71	Kevin Hansen	All
				11	Antoine Massé	1-2
				30	Abbie Eaton	3-4, 7-12
				7	Iván Ares	5-6
				20	Hayden Paddon^[6]	1-2, 7-8
				40	Dan Rooke	3-4
				60	Armindo Araújo	5-6
				12	Werner Panhauser	9-12

Driver and "car" changes edit

Body Skin	Livery		Races / Drivers
Body Skin	Main colour(s)	Additional colour(s)	FRA 1	FRA 2	GBR 1 & 2	PRT 1 & 2	AUT 1 & 2	HUN 1 Archived 2019-08-06 at the Wayback Machine	HUN 2 Archived 2019-08-06 at the Wayback Machine	DEU 1 & 2
Audi A1	White	Dark grey, Red	Reinhold Sampl
	White	Grey, Red	Toomas Heikkinen
	Green	Yellow	Nelson Piquet Jr.			Oliver Webb		Tamás Turi		O. Webb
	White	Red	A. Steffen	C. Breen	A. Steffen	Craig Breen		Dietmar Brandt		R. Münnich
	White, Red	Blue			Perry McCarthy					M. August
Mercedes-Benz A-Class	Grey	Black for RD1-4 Yellow for RD5-12	Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél
	White	Grey, Green			Andrew Jordan			Ramona Karlsson		K. Eriksson
	Yellow for RD3-8 White for RD9-12	Red			O. Webb	T. Coronel	Andreas Steffen
Hyundai i30	Red	Black	Tamara Molinaro
	White	Red, Green	Ronny "C'Rock" Wechselberger
	Yellow	Black	Jérôme Grosset-Janin
	Dark blue	White for RD1-6 Blue, Grey for RD7-12	Timmy Hansen
	Yellow	None for RD1-6 Dark blue, Blue for RD7-12	Kevin Hansen
	Blue	White for RD1-10 Black for RD11-12	Antoine Massé		A. Eaton	I. Ares	Abbie Eaton
	White, Blue	Red	Hayden Paddon		D. Rooke	A. Araújo	H. Paddon	Werner Panhauser

Round 1-2:
- Craig Breen is driving the Audi A1 in RD2 used by Andreas Steffen in RD1.
Round 3-4:
- Andreas Steffen is driving the Audi A1 used by Craig Breen in RD2.
- Abbie Eaton is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Antoine Massé in RD1-2.
- Dan Rooke is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Hayden Paddon in RD1-2.
Round 5-6:
- Craig Breen is driving the Audi A1 used by Andreas Steffen in RD3-4.
- Oliver Webb is driving the Audi A1 used by Nelson Piquet Jr. in RD1-4.
- Tom Coronel is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Oliver Webb in RD3-4.
- Iván Ares is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Abbie Eaton in RD3-4.
- Armindo Araújo is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Dan Rooke in RD3-4.
Round 7-8:
- Hayden Paddon is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Armindo Araújo in RD5-6.
- Abbie Eaton is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Iván Ares in RD5-6.
- Andreas Steffen is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Tom Coronel in RD5-6.
Round 9-10:
- Werner Panhauser is driving the Hyundai i30 used by Hayden Paddon in RD7-8.
- Dietmar Brandt is driving the Audi A1 used by Craig Breen in RD5-8.
- Tamás Turi is driving the Audi A1 used by Oliver Webb in RD5-8.
- Ramona Karlsson is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Andrew Jordan in RD3-8.
Round 11-12:
- René Münnich is driving the Audi A1 used by Dietmar Brandt in RD9-10.
- Mandie August is driving the Audi A1 used by Perry McCarthy in RD3-9.
- Oliver Webb is driving the Audi A1 used by Tamás Turi in RD9-10.
- Kevin Eriksson is driving the Mercedes-Benz A-Class used by Ramona Karlsson in RD9-10.

Championship Standings edit

Pos.	Driver	FRA		GBR		PRT		AUT		HUN		GER		Pts.
1	Kevin Hansen	2	2	3	1	1	2	2	3	3	1	2	1	317
2	Timmy Hansen	7	1	2	2	3	1	5	1	1	2	4	5	282
3	Toomas Heikkinen	1	3	1	4	4	3	1	2	2	4	3	6	281
4	Jérôme Grosset-Janin	3	4	10	15	9	12	6	6	4	3	1	3	213
5	Tamara Molinaro	9	9	6	6	13	6	8	5	5	14	11	4	151
6	Lukács "Csucsu" Kornél	12	5	11	10	7	5	9	13	6	11	5	8	141
7	Ronny "C'Rock" Wechselberger	6	8	7	5	10	8	7	NC	NC	12	7	9	124
8	Andreas Steffen	5		8	8			15	8	7	6	8	11	103
9	Craig Breen		6			5	4	4	4					84
10	Oliver Webb			4	9	8	10	10	12			14	7	80
11	Kevin Eriksson											6	2	72
12	Andrew Jordan			13	3	2	7	11	11					67
13	Abbie Eaton			12	13			13	7	10	5	10	12	64
14	Hayden Paddon	4	7					3	9					58
15	Reinhold Sampl	8	10	14	14	12	15	12	14	8	8	15	15	55
16	Perry McCarthy			15	7	15	14	14	10	12				28
17	René Münnich											9	10	28
18	Nelson Piquet Jr.	10	12	9	12									22
19	Iván Ares					6	9							22
20	Dan Rooke			5	11									21
21	Werner Panhauser									13	10	13	13	21
22	Tamás Turi									9	7			20
23	Mandie August											12	14	12
24	Antoine Massé	11	11											10
25	Armindo Araújo					11	11							10
26	Dietmar Brandt									14	9			10
27	Ramona Karlsson									11	13			8
28	Tom Coronel					14	13							5

References edit

^ "Lydden Hill Confirmed". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.
^ "Montalegre joins GRC Europe race calendar". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.
^ ^a ^b ^c "GRC Europe presents full 2019 Calendar!". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.
^ "Rallycross: IMG krijgt concurrentie van GRC Europe & RallyX Nordic". autosport.be.
^ "Rallycross giants join GRC Europe!". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.
^ "Paddon Joins GRC Europe Grid". grc-europe.com. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-31.

External links edit

Official website

[1] "Lydden Hill Confirmed". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.

[2] "Montalegre joins GRC Europe race calendar". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.

[GRCEuropeTracks2019-3] "GRC Europe presents full 2019 Calendar!". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.

[4] "Rallycross: IMG krijgt concurrentie van GRC Europe & RallyX Nordic". autosport.be.

[5] "Rallycross giants join GRC Europe!". Global Rallycross Europe. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-15.

[6] "Paddon Joins GRC Europe Grid". grc-europe.com. Archived from the original on 2019-08-02. Retrieved 2019-01-31.

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