RallyX has been captivating motorsport enthusiasts since its inception in 2014. Over the past decade, it has evolved into a dynamic series, showcasing a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talents across various classes.

Established to provide a competitive platform for rallycross drivers in the Nordic region, RallyX has expanded its reach, hosting events in multiple countries and attracting international participants. The championship celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2024, marking a significant milestone in its journey.

The 2025/2026 RallyX season is set for a major expansion into the Americas. The championship will kick off its first-ever round in Canada in September 2025 before making its way south to the U.S. East Coast, bringing high-intensity rallycross action to passionate fans across the region.

RallyX features several classes, each with distinct vehicle specifications: 

Open4WD/Supercar: 

The premier class, featuring 600-horsepower, four-wheel-drive vehicles capable of accelerating on par with Formula 1 cars.

Supercar Lites: 

Designed as a feeder series to the Supercar class, these cars have approximately 320 horsepower and offer a platform for emerging talents.

CrossCar/Crosskart: 

Lightweight and agile, these vehicles provide thrilling competition and are a breeding ground for future rallycross stars.

Open 2WD:

This class is inclusive of various vehicle types, accommodating both naturally aspirated and turbocharged engines. Cars with engine capacities up to 2400cc compete in the PRO AM class, while those exceeding 2400cc are classified under the PRO championship.