2017 FIA European Rallycross Championship

The 2017 FIA European Rallycross Championship was the 42nd season of the FIA European Championships for Rallycross Drivers. The season consisted of nine rounds across three categories; Supercar, Super1600 and TouringCar. The season commencing on 1 April with the Spanish round at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, and culminating on 1 October in Germany at the Estering.[1]

2017 FIA European Rallycross Championship
Previous: 2016 Next: 2018
Parent series:
FIA World Rallycross Championship

Swede Kevin Hansen was the defending Supercar champion, Hungarian Krisztián Szabó was defending Super1600 champion and Norwegian Ben-Philip Gundersen was defending TouringCar champion.

2017 champions were Anton Marklund (Supercar), Krisztián Szabó (Super1600) and Lars Øivind Enerberg (TouringCar).

Calendar
Round Event Venue Dates Category Final Winner Car Team
1 Euro RX of Barcelona Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya 1–2 April Supercar Anton Marklund Volkswagen Polo Marklund Motorsport
TouringCar Philip Gehrman Ford Fiesta Bridgestone Motorsport
2 Euro RX of Portugal Pista Automóvel de Montalegre 22–23 April Super1600 Ulrik Linnemann Peugeot 208 Linnemann Motorsport
3 Euro RX of Belgium Circuit Jules Tacheny Mettet 13–14 May Super1600 Kasparas Navickas Škoda Fabia Taurages Automobiliu Klubas VŠĮ
TouringCar Lars Øivind Enerberg Ford Fiesta Lars Øivind Enerberg
4 Euro RX of Great Britain Lydden Hill Race Circuit 27–28 May TouringCar Lars Øivind Enerberg Ford Fiesta Lars Øivind Enerberg
5 Euro RX of Norway Lånkebanen 10–11 June Supercar Robin Larsson Audi A1 Robin Larsson
TouringCar Lars Øivind Enerberg Ford Fiesta Lars Øivind Enerberg
6 Euro RX of Sweden Höljesbanan 1–2 July Supercar Anton Marklund Volkswagen Polo Marklund Motorsport
Super1600 Artis Baumanis Škoda Fabia Volland Racing
7 Euro RX of France Circuit de Lohéac 2–3 September Supercar Thomas Bryntesson Ford Fiesta JC Raceteknik
Super1600 Krisztián Szabó Škoda Fabia Volland Racing
8 Euro RX of Latvia Biķernieku Kompleksā Sporta Bāze 16–17 September Supercar Anton Marklund Volkswagen Polo Marklund Motorsport
Super1600 Krisztián Szabó Škoda Fabia Volland Racing
9 Euro RX of Germany Estering 30 September–1 October Super1600 Kasparas Navickas Škoda Fabia Taurages Automobiliu Klubas VŠĮ
TouringCar Ben-Philip Gundersen Ford Fiesta Ben-Philip Gundersen

Entry list

Supercar
Constructor Entrant Car No. Driver Rounds
Audi Robin Larsson Audi A1 4 Robin Larsson 1–5
Kárai Motorsport Sportegyesület 102 Tamás Kárai 1–5
All-Inkl.com Münnich Motorsport Audi S3 38 Mandie August 1–3
Citroën
Ole Kristian Temte Citroën C4 30 Ole Kristian Temte 1–5
Firmin Cadeddu 62 Firmin Cadeddu 1–2, 4
DA Racing[2] Citroën DS3 22 Andréa Dubourg 1–5
Tore Kristoffersen 32 Tore Kristoffersen 1–5
Hervé "Knapick" Lemonnier[3] 74 Jérôme Grosset-Janin 1–5
All-Inkl.com Münnich Motorsport 77 René Münnich 2–3
Ford Oliver O'Donovan Ford Fiesta 2 Oliver O'Donovan 1–5
Tikkri Motorsport 23 Mart Tikkerbär 2, 5
Ari-Pekka Niemi 37 Ari-Pekka Niemi 3
"M.D.K" 49 "M.D.K" 1–5
Mats Öhman 54 Mats Öhman 2–4
Baltijos Sportas Klaipedos m. TSK 55 Paulius Pleskovas 2–5
Stein Egil Jenssen 61 Stein Egil Jenssen 3
Hedströms Motorsport[4] 63 Joachim Hvaal 1–5
Martin Kaczmarski 69 Martin Kaczmarski 1–2, 5
Andreas Steffen 80 Andreas Steffen 1–5
JC Raceteknik[5] 90 Thomas Bryntesson 1–5
91 Ola Frøshaug 1–5
Reinsalu Sport 95 Andri Õun 1–5
Derek Tohill 111 Derek Tohill 1–5
Knut-Ove Børseth Ford Focus 70 Knut-Ove Børseth 2
Mini #MiniSuomi Mini Countryman 12 Riku Tahko 1–5
Mitsubishi James Grint Mitsubishi Mirage 27 James Grint 4
Peugeot Pailler Compétition Peugeot 208 18 Jonathan Pailler 4
20 Fabien Pailler 4
Albatec Racing[6] 14 Jere Kalliokoski 1–5
24 Tommy Rustad 1–5
121 Philippe Maloigne 1
Nabil Karam 35 Nabil Karam 4
Speedbox Racing Team 47 Tamás Pál Kiss 1–5
Rodolphe Audran 56 Rodolphe Audran 4
Patrick Guillerme 83 Patrick Guillerme 1, 4
Renault David Olivier Renault Logan 85 David Olivier 4
SEAT All-Inkl.com Münnich Motorsport Seat Ibiza 38 Mandie August 4–5
77 René Münnich 1, 4–5
Volkswagen Marklund Motorsport[7] Volkswagen Polo 19 Magda Andersson 1–5
92 Anton Marklund 1–5
Hedströms Motorsport[8] 8 Peter Hedström 1–5
53 Alexander Hvaal 1–4
Oud-Turnhout Rally Team 28 Jochen Coox 3
Eklund Motorsport Volkswagen Beetle 39 Philip Gehrman 3, 5
73 Henning Solberg 1–3
Volvo Tom Daniel Tånevik Volvo C30 16 Tom Daniel Tånevik 1–5

Super1600
Constructor Entrant Car No. Driver Rounds
Alfa Romeo Tedak Racing Alfa Romeo MiTo 43 Davide Medici 4
45 Max Vercelli 2
Luciano Visintin 69 Luciano Visintin 4
Citroën Hélder Ribeiro Citroën C2 22 Hélder Ribeiro 1
Damien Meunier 25 Damien Meunier 4
Nuno Araújo 26 Nuno Araújo 1
Jimmy Terpereau 37 Jimmy Terpereau 1–5
Marius Bermingrud 51 Marius Bermingrud 6
Maximilien Eveno 75 Maximilien Eveno 4
Ada Marie Hvaal 97 Ada Marie Hvaal 2–3
Oud-Turnhout Rally Team Citroën DS3 13 Davy van den Branden 2
Antonio Sousa 28 Antonio Sousa 1
Ford LS Racing Czech National Team Ford Fiesta 5 Ondřej Smetana 1–6
Schomaker-Racing 72 Sven Seeliger 2, 6
Marió Barbosa 76 Marió Barbosa 1–2, 4
Marió Texeira 77 Marió Texeira 1
Reinsalu Sport Ford Ka 29 Arvo Kask 3, 5
Opel Lars Christian Lote Rosland Opel Corsa 80 Lars-Christian Rosland 1–6
Peugeot Jihocesky Autocklub V ACR Peugeot 207 30 Marcel Suchý 3–6
Linnemann Motorsport Peugeot 208 2 Ulrik Linnemann 1–6
12 Daniel Nielsen 6
Espen Isaksætre 8 Espen Isaksætre 3, 5
Emmanuel Martin 39 Emmanuel Martin 4
Grégory Fosse 40 Grégory Fosse 4
Veverka Czech National Team 66 Václav Veverka 1–6
Rudolf Schafer 73 Rudolf Schafer 1–2, 4
Renault Anthony Jan Renault Clio 35 Anthony Jan 4
Marcel Snoeijers Renault Mégane 50 Marcel Snoeijers 5–6
Set Promotion Renault Twingo 11 Jussi-Petteri Leppihalme 1–6
46 Mārtiņš Lapiņš 5
89 Timur Shigaboutdinov 1–6
RS Racing Team 20 Siim Saluri 1–6
TT Motorsport 33 Arnis Odiņš 3, 5–6
34 Juris Spikis 2–3, 5–6
Enzo Libner 36 Enzo Libner 4
Škoda Diana Czech National Team Škoda Fabia 3 Pavel Vimmer 1–6
Taurages Automobiliu Klubas VŠĮ 6 Kasparas Navickas 1–6
Zdeněk Kučera 9 Zdeněk Kučera 1–6
Ligur Racing 10 Janno Ligur 1–6
Volland Racing 14 Rokas Baciuska 4–5
15 Gergely Marton 1–6
17 Artis Baumanis 1–6
23 Krisztián Szabó 1–6
Josef Šusta 16 Josef Šusta 1–6
Speedy Motorsport 18 Zsolt Szíjj 1–3
Patrice Durand 27 Patrice Durand 4
Reinsalu Sport 47 Andre Krug 4–5
Nyirád Motorsport 48 Attila Mózer 5
Suzuki Julien Hardonnière Suzuki Swift 41 Julien Hardonnière 4
TQS Hungary 52 Marcell Kovács 6
Volkswagen Anders Bjørland Hansen Volkswagen Polo 4 Anders Bjørland Hansen 1–5
Edijs Ošs 49 Edijs Ošs 5
Nationale Renstal Trommelke Vzw 94 Nick Vanalken 2

TouringCar
Constructor Entrant Car No. Driver Round
BMW Ralf Evers BMW E87 28 Ralf Evers 5
Citroën Camilla Antonsen Citroën DS3 15 Camilla Antonsen 4
Fredrik Salsten 17 Fredrik Salsten 5
Ford Ben-Philip Gundersen Ford Fiesta 1 Ben-Philip Gundersen 1–5
David Nordgård 2 David Nordgård 1–5
Anders Nymoen Bråten 3 Anders Nymoen Bråten 1–5
Fredrik R. Magnussen 12 Fredrik R. Magnussen 4
Trommelke 77 Steve Volders 1–5
Mandy Kasse 88 Mandy Kasse 2–3
Lars Øivind Enerberg 90 Lars Øivind Enerberg 1–5
Bridgestone Motorsport 95 Philip Gehrman 1–5
Kai Arne Homme Ford Focus 78 Kai Arne Homme 1–4
Mazda Per Magne Røyrås Mazda RX-8 5 Per Magne Røyrås 1–5
Sivert Svardal 9 Sivert Svardal 4
Steinar Stokke 11 Steinar Stokke 1–5
Opel Petter Brauten Opel Corsa 86 Petter Brauten 1–2, 4
Škoda Bridgestone Motorsport Škoda Fabia 4 Kjetil Larsen 1–5
Ecurie N.E.W. Racing 22 Florent Hontoir 2–3
Toyota Sören Hedlund Toyota Auris 83 Sören Hedlund 5
Volvo OTRT Volvo C30 14 Danny de Beuckelaer 2

Championship Standings

(key)

Supercar
Anton Marklund was the champion in the Supercar class
Pos. Driver BAR
NOR
SWE
FRA
LAT
Points
1 Anton Marklund 1 2 1 4b 1 129
2 Thomas Bryntesson 7 7 7 1 6 101
3 Tamás Pál Kiss 2 5 32 2 3 90
4 Robin Larsson 8 1 8 14 2 88
5 Tommy Rustad 9 6 9 6 4 86
6 Alexander Hvaal 10 3 5 8 10c 61
7 Derek Tohill 5 10 11 5 8 59
8 Peter Hedström 29 4 2 17 12 50
9 Jérôme Grosset-Janin 11 8 18 10 7 45
10 Ola Frøshaug 13 9 4 16 9 40
11 René Münnich 4 19 3 13 17 38
12 Oliver O'Donovan 3 13 16 12 13 33
13 Jere Kalliokoski 15 11 10 15 15 25
14 Henning Solberg 6 12 14 23
15 Firmin Cadeddu 17 18 3 21
16 Magda Andersson 28 15 12 9 19 19
17 Tamás Kárai 23 23 22 25 5 16
18 Mats Ӧhman 24 6 26 11
19 Philip Gehrman 19 11 8
20 Patrick Guillerme 24 11 7
21 Martin Kaczmarski 12 24 24 7
22 Andréa Dubourg 16 16 13 21 25 6
23 Riku Tahko 14 21 21 33 14 6
24 Jonathan Pailler 7a 4
25 Knut-Ove Børseth 14 3
26 "M.D.K" 18 28 15 23 27 2
27 Tom-Daniel Tånevik 21 26 31 18 16 1
28 Joachim Hvaal 20 20 17 19 23 0
29 Mandie August 25 22 23 22 18 0
30 Philippe Maloigne 19 0
31 Paulius Pleskovas 29 24 31 20 0
32 Stein-Egil Jenssen 20 0
33 David Olivier 20 0
34 Tore Kristoffersen 26 30 25 29 21 0
35 Andreas Steffen 22 25 28 24 0
36 Andri Õun 27 27 26 30 22 0
37 Mart Tikkerbär 32 26 0
38 Jochen Coox 27 0
39 Ole-Kristian Temte 30 31 30 32 28 0
40 Ari-Pekka Niemi 29 0
41 Rodolphe Audran 34 0
42 James Grint 35 0
43 Fabien Pailler 27a -10
44 Nabil Karam 28a -10
Pos. Driver BAR
NOR
SWE
FRA
LAT
Points

a Loss of ten championship points for presenting a turbocharger for sealing after initial scrutineering.[9]
b Loss of five championship points for receiving his third reprimand of the season.[9]
c Loss of ten championship points – stewards decision No.10.[10]

Super1600
Pos. Driver POR
BEL
SWE
FRA
LAT
GER
Points
1 Krisztián Szabó 2 8 2 1 1 6 137
2 Artis Baumanis 3 5 1 5 8 3 127
3 Jussi-Petteri Leppihalme 6 3 5 9 3 2 121
4 Kasparas Navickas 4 1 8 24 7 1 110
5 Ulrik Linnemann 1 6 11 3 12 9 93
6 Janno Ligur 8 2 3 11 4 4 92
7 Timur Shigaboutdinov 5 4 4 8 9 12 88
8 Josef Šusta 19 11 9 7 13 5 58
9 Gergely Marton 11 14 6 4 6 15 54
10 Ondřej Smetana 7 9 12 15 11 7 53
11 Rokas Baciuska 6 2 44
12 Václav Veverka 12 12 14 31 15 8 30
13 Jimmy Terpereau 13 7 10 18 18 29
14 Maximilien Eveno 2 26
15 Juris Spikis 10 19 5 13 25
16 Pavel Vimmer 9 20 17 12 20 11 25
17 Siim Saluri 10 13 21 16 21 10 24
18 Espen Isaksætre 7 17 16
19 Arnis Odiņš 15 10 13
20 Enzo Libner 10 10
21 Anders Bjørland Hansen 21 15 13 14 16 10
22 Julien Hardonnière 13 4
23 Zdeněk Kučera 14 19 24 23 19 18 3
24 Sven Seelinger 18 14 3
25 Mārtiņš Lapiņš 14 3
26 Rudolf Schafer 15 16 22 3
27 Lars-Christian Rosland 20 17 16 19 25 19 1
28 Zsolt Szíjj 16 24 18 1
29 Marcell Kovács 16 1
30 Mário Barbosa 17 21 21 0
31 Damien Meunier 17 0
32 Mário Teixeira 18 0
33 Ada Marie Hvaal 25 20 0
34 Marius Bermingrud 20 0
35 Patrice Durand 20 0
36 Marcel Snoeijers 27 21 0
37 Arvo Kask 22 22 0
38 Marcel Suchý 23 27 26 22 0
39 Nuno Araújo 22 0
40 Davy Van Den Branden 22 0
41 Andre Krug 26 23 0
42 Hélder Ribeiro 23 0
43 Daniel Nielsen 23 0
44 Nick Vanalken 23 0
45 Edijs Ošs 24 0
46 Antonio Sousa 24 0
47 Davide Medici 25 0
48 Max Vercelli 26 0
49 Attila Mózer 28 0
50 Grégory Fosse 28 0
51 Anthony Jan 29 0
52 Luciano Visintin 30 0
53 Emmanuel Martin 32 0
Pos. Driver POR
BEL
SWE
FRA
LAT
GER
Points

TouringCar
Pos. Driver BAR
BEL
GBR
NOR
GER
Points
1 Lars Øivind Enerberg 6 1 1 1 7 123
2 Anders Nymoen Bråten 4 2 5 8 3 107
3 Philip Gehrman 1 3 8 2 4 104
4 Steve Volders 8 5 2 6 5 91
5 David Nordgård 3 12 6 4 2 86
6 Kjetil Larsen 5 9 3 9 6 82
7 Ben-Phillip Gundersen 10 7 4 7 1 79
8 Steinar Stokke 9 4 7 5 9 60
9 Per Magne Røyrås 2 13 9 10 12 49
10 Fredrik R. Magnussen 3 23
11 Mandy Kasse 6 10 22
12 Kai Arne Homme 7 14 13 21
13 Danny De Beuckelaer 8 12
14 Fredrik Salsten 8 10
15 Sören Hedlund 10 9
16 Petter Brauten DSQ 10 14 8
17 Florent Hontoir 11 8
18 Ralf Evers 11 8
19 Camilla Antonsen 11 8
20 Sivert Svardal 12 7
Pos. Driver BAR
BEL
GBR
NOR
GER
Points
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