FIA Rallycross World Cup to Debut in Jakarta

“Across our FIA Championships, World Cup events have proven their ability to deliver accessible, standalone competitions with strong global appeal,” stated FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem regarding the upcoming FIA Rallycross World Cup.

Scheduled for December 5-6, 2026, Jakarta will host this inaugural event, marking the first expansion of rallycross into Southeast Asia. The competition will take place at the Jakarta International E-Prix Circuit, which will undergo a full transformation to accommodate the rallycross format.

The event is expected to feature Euro RX1 internal combustion-powered machinery, showcasing thrilling wheel-to-wheel action that rallycross is known for. This initiative aims to attract leading drivers from around the world, further enhancing the global footprint of the FIA Rallycross World Cup.

In partnership with SARGA.CO, a prominent Indonesian sports and entertainment company, the FIA aims to engage fans globally. Live coverage of the event will be available on YouTube, allowing motorsport enthusiasts to follow the action from anywhere.

“We are very excited to partner with FIA and to bring a world-class motorsport event to Indonesia,” said Aryo PS Djojohadikusumo, highlighting the significance of this collaboration.

Aseanto Oudang added, “Hosting the first FIA Rallycross World Cup event in Jakarta is a significant step forward for Indonesia’s sport and entertainment landscape,” underscoring the event’s potential impact on the region.

The FIA has a long history as the governing body for world motor sport, and this event represents a new chapter in its efforts to promote rallycross on a global scale.

With the FIA Rallycross World Cup, the organization aims to create fresh opportunities to connect with fans and partners worldwide, reinforcing its commitment to expanding the sport.

As preparations continue, the excitement builds for what promises to be a landmark event in the world of motorsport.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding additional features of the event, but the anticipation surrounding the inaugural FIA Rallycross World Cup in Jakarta is palpable.