The second half of TitansRX’s inaugural season kicks off in Austria this weekend with a return to the MJP Arena in Fuglau.
Kevin Hansen currently leads the series by a slim 10 points ahead of brother Timmy Hansen and Topi Heikkinen, both of whom are tied on 126 points.
The trio have shared all of the six main event victories so far this season with Heikkinen winning the season opener in Essay, France and the first race at Lydden Hill; Timmy Hansen winning the second races in France and Montalegre in Portugal respectively; and Kevin Hansen going back to back in the UK and Portugal.
As well as the all-star cast of regular drivers, TitansRX will once again welcome back Oliver Webb this weekend. The sports car ace has turned a wildcard slot at Lydden Hill into a regular role, having also competed in Montalegre last month.
Fellow Brit Abbie Eaton will also be returning for the first time since the July races in Kent, while World Rally Championship frontrunner Hayden Paddon will be returning to the fold for the first time since the second round of the season in Essay, France. Andreas Steffen is another returning driver, taking the place of Tom Coronel who has Formula 1 TV commitments in The Netherlands.
The series hosted a two-day group test event at the 1.150 km track earlier this year ahead of the season (above), but Saturday and Sunday’s event will mark the first time the series has returned in an official capacity since the track underwent extensive upgrades.
Among the changes have been a number of safety improvements, as well as the conversion of the east turn to a gravel drift with a subsequent jump.
„TitansRX Europe and the MJP Racing Arena are a match made in heaven for the home event of the series,“ said series founder and CEO Max Pucher. „Upgrading the MJP Arena to a FIA International License included the creation of a long gravel drift corner followed by a high jump. It will be perfect for the exciting overtaking action in TitansRX.“
„As always TitansRX delivers a world class driver field which will battle it out in front of Austrian Rallycross fans. I can‘t wait to see it all come together.“
As well as the headlining TitansRX series, there will be support action from the local Super Touring class.
Once again Rachael Downie and Tom Brooks will front the series‘ coverage on Eurosport.
TitansRX MJP Arena entry list
4 | Oliver Webb |
6 | Reini Sampl |
10 | ‚CsuCsu‘ |
20 | Hayden Paddon |
21 | Timmy Hansen |
22 | Perry McCarthy |
25 | Tamara Molinaro |
30 | Abbie Eaton |
42 | Craig Breen |
55 | Andreas Steffen |
57 | Topi Heikkinen |
71 | Kevin Hansen |
74 | Jerome Grosset-Janin |
77 | Andrew Jordan |
90 | Ronny C’Rock |
Super Touring Cars MJP Arena entry list
Jos Sterkens | Ford Escort Turbo | RWD |
Ivo van den Brandt | Mitsubishi Colt | RWD |
Oliver Gruber | Ford Sierra Cosworth | RWD |
Sven Seliger | Ford Fiesta S1600 | FWD |
Karl Schadenhofer | VW Golf Turbo IV | FWD |
Roger Lippens | Ford Escort Turbo | RWD |
Karl Wagner | Renault Megane | FWD |
Michael Stoklassa | BMW M3 | RWD |
Patrik Breiteneder | BMW M3 | RWD |
Joel Strax | Honda Civic Type R | FWD |
Mandy Kasse | Ford Fiesta | RWD |
Siegfried Kandelbinder | Honda Civic Type R | FWD |
Jo Van der Ven | VW Polo | RWD |
Kristian Szelei | Seat Ibiza | FWD |