ERC-European Rally Championship
ERC-European Rally Championship
RALLY
ERC-European Rally Championship Calendar
Date | Calendar |
|---|---|
04/06.04.2025 | 42nd Rally Sierra Morena/Spain |
09/11.05.2025 | V-Híd Rally Hungary/Hungary |
29/31.05.2025 | BAUHAUS Royal Rally of Scandinavia/Sweden |
13/15.06.2025 | 81st Rally Poland/Poland |
04/06.07.2025 | Rally di Roma Capitale/Italy |
15/17.08.2025 | Barum Czech Rally Zlín/Czech |
05/07.09.2025 | JDS Machinery Rali Ceredigion/UK |
03/05.10.2025 | Croatia Rally/Croatia |
Junior ERC Calendar
Date | Calendar |
|---|---|
04/06.04.2025 | 42nd Rally Sierra Morena/Spain |
09/11.05.2025 | V-Híd Rally Hungary/Hungary |
13/15.06.2025 | 81st Rally Poland/Poland |
04/06.07.2025 | Rally di Roma Capitale/Italy |
15/17.08.2025 | Barum Czech Rally Zlín/Czech |
03/05.10.2025 | Croatia Rally/Croatia |
ERC-European Rally Championship
Categories
The ERC is made up of three main categories, ERC (for Rally2 cars), ERC3 (for Rally3 cars) and ERC4 (for Rally4 and Rally5 cars). There’s also Junior ERC for drivers 27 and under on 1 January 2024 in Rally4 or Rally5 cars using Hankook tyres.
Format
Events are held over four days. The first one and a half days are taken up with reconnaissance. The focus then swiftly turns to Free Practice and the Qualifying Stage for Rally2 drivers. They get two runs in Free Practice and a single run over the Qualifying Stage, the results of which are used to help set the starting order for leg one. All other drivers complete their rally preparations in shakedown, which starts once the Qualifying Stage has finished. The end of day two is usually filled with a ceremonial start or superspecial stage ahead of two full days of rally action. All ERC events will be decided on the event-closing Power Stage.