Nitro Rallycross

Nitro Rallycross (NRX) is an American rallycross racing series. Created by rallycross driver Travis Pastrana and the "Nitro Circus" production in 2019, its inaugural season will take place in 2021.
History.
From 2018 to 2019, rallycross was a sport in the Nitro World Games at Utah Motorsports Campus. In late 2020, it expanded into its own series with plans of running the inaugural season in 2021 and debuting an electric class in 2022.
Although American rallycross leagues like the Global Rallycross Championship and Americas Rallycross Championship had failed, NRX founder Pastrana envisioned the series as an inexpensive discipline that did not need to rely on heavy manufacturer support.
NRX cars will race with internal combustion engines in 2021 before electric vehicles are introduced in 2022; the electric class will join its ICE counterpart at race weekends but host its own races. The FC1-X, a battery-powered SUV platform, began testing in February 2021; the project received manufacturer support from Ford, Subaru, and Volkswagen, while First Corner, QEV Technologies, and Olsbergs MSE assisted in development.
Tracks.
NRX tracks will be purpose built with mixed surfaces and jumps. Speaking with "DirtFish" in March 2020, Pastrana stressed the construction of such courses with an emphasis on dirt, high-banked corners, and large jumps, comparing his plans to motocross courses as "every track was unique." As part of the series' development, he built a test circuit near his house.
The 2021 schedule was revealed on March 11, 2021. Additional races in Canada, Europe, and the Middle East are planned for 2022.