Live World Rallycross Championship TV & Streaming Schedule

Where to Stream World Rallycross Championship Live

The following premium networks and streaming platforms hold the verified digital broadcast rights to air official World Rallycross Championship action.

Following the discontinuation of the FIA World Rallycross Championship (World RX) after the 2025 season, the FIA European Rallycross Championship (Euro RX) has reverted to the absolute pinnacle of international rallycross in 2026. Featuring short-course sprint racing on mixed surfaces of asphalt and dirt, the series features 500-horsepower Supercars sliding, jumping, and trading paint across historic European venues. Alongside the six-round European tour, a standalone FIA Rallycross World Cup in Indonesia maintains a global presence for the sport, providing a high-octane spectacle of bumper-to-bumper racing.

Top teams

The battle for European supremacy features a stacked grid of rallycross legends, led by Norway’s Andreas Bakkerud who currently tops the RX1 standings with 65 points. Chasing him down is six-time World RX champion Johan Kristoffersson (KMS - Kristoffersson Motorsport) with 64 points, followed closely by Norwegian driver Ole Christian Veiby at 54 points and Finnish prodigy Joni Turpeinen with 53 points, creating a tight championship battle heading into the summer.

Format

The 2026 Euro RX calendar consists of six rounds across four categories (RX1, RX3, RX4, and RX5). Each event features Qualifying heats, Progression races, Semi-finals, and a winner-take-all 6-car Final. Drivers compete for championship points in each session, demanding a perfect combination of raw speed, physical durability, and clever spotter strategy to navigate the mandatory Joker Lap once per race.

Viewership

Rallycross commands a highly dedicated global viewership, packing historic dirt venues like Sweden's Höljesbanan and Lohéac in France with hundreds of thousands of fans. Digital streaming feeds capture the short, sharp 4-minute sprint races, delivering action-packed telemetry, in-car audio, and multi-angle camera feeds directly to motorsport fans around the world.

Streaming options in the US

In the United States, rallycross fans can watch all heats and finals live and on-demand through the official WRC Promoter service, Rally.TV, priced at $14.99 per month for the Monthly Flex plan or $129.99 for the Annual Pass. US viewers can also access the channel via DAZN as a premium subscription add-on.

Streaming options in Canada

For fans in Canada, live coverage of all six European rounds is streamed on the Rally.TV app. The standalone service provides ad-free live streams of all classes, which can also be streamed via a premium subscription channel on the DAZN platform.

Streaming options in the UK and Ireland

For viewers in the United Kingdom and Ireland, live coverage is distributed on the DAZN network as a premium add-on channel for £12.99 per month or £119.99 annually. UK fans can also subscribe directly to the standalone Rally.TV platform to stream the action live.

International streaming options

Outside of North America and the UK, all rounds are streamed live globally via Rally.TV. Regional sports networks carry select highlights packages, while fans in the Baltic states can access localized television coverage of Baltic-hosted rounds via local broadcasters.

Current season

The 2026 Euro RX season runs from May through September across six rounds. Following early-season events in Latvia and Hungary, the championship heads to the legendary Höljesbanan in Sweden (July 4–5) and Mondello Park in Ireland (July 18–19), concluding in Portugal in September. Andreas Bakkerud leads the standings, with all races streamed live on Rally.TV.