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rallycross

British  
/ ˈrælɪˌkrɒs /

noun

  1. a form of motor sport in which cars race over a one-mile circuit of rough grass with some hard-surfaced sections See also autocross motocross

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Reid said "the final breach of trust and due process" that led to his resignation was a recent decision to take in-house the promotion of the World Rallycross Championship without approval by the FIA senate or world council.

From BBC

“The physical demands in a stock car are very different to the physical demands in a Formula One car, and those demands are very different than they are in an IndyCar,” said Speed, who competes in RallyCross at 40.

From Washington Post

He was a five-time X Games medalist in RallyCross, was Rally America rookie of the year in 2005, and finished second overall three times.

From Los Angeles Times

A competitive rally driver in series such as Rally America and Global Rallycross, he earned wide renown later in life for his "Gymkhana" video series on YouTube.

From BBC

A competitive rally driver since 2005, Block was Rally America's Rookie of the Year in his first season and went on to win rallycross medals at the X Games and podium finishes at the World Rallycross Championship.

From BBC