Tickets for the FIA World Rallycross to be held at Killarney on the 11th and 12th of November are now available to purchase. The tickets grant you a weekend pass to the event where you will get to witness some intense side-to-side racing.
The likes of Sebastien Loeb, Petter Solberg, Matthias Ekstrom and Ken Block will all be on track competing in the season finale behind the wheels of arguably some of the roughest racing cars around.
FIA World Rallycross Prices:
Weekend Pass Only, 1 ticket to be used on both days:
R700 weekend pass Reserved seat with paddock entry – adults and children (all ages)
R400 weekend pass General Admission only – Adult
R220 weekend pass General Admission only – Age 12 – 16 years
*One child under 12 goes free in General Admission area with full paying adult.
Round 12 of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship presented by Monster Energy, Cape Town RX!
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Des Easom, executive manager of Killarney, said: “Killarney is delighted to be hosting this first of its kind event in Africa. Our thousands of loyal fans and spectators, Cape Town and its New Seven Wonders of Nature Table Mountain deserve no less”.
“This is a thrilling, highly competitive form of racing with international appeal and media coverage. We look forward to working with IMG and pooling our expertise and experience on the series of events. This is a great addition to our whole-year racing calendar and spectators can look forward to an international and world-class event,” added Easom.
Paul Bellamy, World RX Managing Director for IMG, revealed that the South African round would play the role of season-closer.
“We have been looking at South Africa as a potential new venue in World RX for some time and we are delighted to be able to announce the new deal from 2017 onwards. We are the only FIA World Championship to host an event in sub-Saharan Africa and the Killarney circuit is a fantastic facility where we can create a truly sensational season-closer,” said Bellamy.
The series currently consists of 12 two-day events held on closed circuits featuring mixed surfaces. Each round comprises four qualifying heats, two semi-finals, and a six-car final.
Norwegian maestro Petter Solberg claimed the title in both 2014 and 2015 in his Citroën DS3, but is currently sitting second behind Sweden’s Mattias Ekstrom (who runs an Audi A1). Johan Kristoffersson (Volkswagen Polo) is in third, Andreas Bakkerud (Ford Focus RS) fourth, while Sébastien Loeb sits in fifth in his Peugeot 208.
Accommodation, flights, car Rental supplied via Soulcare Retreats
