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Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 editions of the FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship, FIA Masters Historic Formula One and Sports Car Championships, as well as FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup, have been cancelled.

The 2020 championship will feature nine events in seven European countries. Some are well established events on the EHSRC calendar, with two, the 35th Sanremo Rally Storico in Italy and the Rallye International du Valais in Switzerland, making a welcome addition to the schedule. The season gets underway in just over one week’s time with the Rally Costa Brava on the 13-14 March.

With just two weeks before the first round of the 2020 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship, the Rally Costa Brava in Spain, the first edition of the season entry list has been revealed. The 2020 list has 35 entries so far, with all four 2019 champions returning to defend their titles. As entries remain open until the end of June, more applications are expected and, in total, will be more than in 2019.

Appeal brought by Pravia Autocompetición against Decision No. 1 dated 23 May 2019, taken by the Stewards of the Rally De Asturias Historic counting towards the 2019 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship

The all Italian team of ‘Lucky’ and Fabrizia Pons scored maximum championship points on Round 4 of the FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship, the Ypres Historic Rally, as the top EHSRC competitors on the rally. The category 4 no203 Lancia Delta Integrale finished second overall, finishing 1m 34.9 seconds behind the no219 BMW M3 of local drivers Bjorn Syx and Ari Vanrobaeys.

The no203 Key Sport Engineering Lancia Delta Integrale is the top EHSRC car on the opening day of the Ypres Historic Rally, Round 4 of the 2019 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship. The Lancia of ‘Lucky’ and Fabrizia Pons ended the day with a total time of 18 minutes 52.5 seconds after complete the three special stages, the Italian crew 38.1 seconds behind the BMW M3 of Belgian crew Bjorn Stx and Ari Vanrobaeys.

Round 4 of the 2019 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship will take place on the 27-29 June in Belgium, the 28th running of the Ypres Historic Rally. A total of 45 cars are entered in the rally which takes place on the twists and turns of the narrow roads around Ypres in Flanders, with most of the front runners in the FIA EHSRC taking part.