.
“The demanding development programme is going according to plan, but is far from completed yet,” said Jörg Schrott, Director Opel Motorsport. “The aim is to supply our customer teams with a fully reliable, easy to handle and powerful rally car that will enable the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup to seamlessly continue the success of its predecessor, the ADAC Opel Rally Cup.”
2020/2021 calendar with ten qualifying rounds
In the meantime, the two partners Opel and ADAC have announced further key information for the new electric one-make rally cup. Before the start of the ADAC Opel e Rally Cup season as part of the ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rally (August 21/22, 2020), the customer teams will have the opportunity to prepare their new equipment at two test events. The first test event will be organised by ADAC and Opel will start by organising a test event – the venue and date of this e-Rally Experience Day will be announced at a later date. The second opportunity for testing will take place under competitive conditions. The teams can take part in the ADAC Rallye Oberehe (August 8), a so-called R70 event over 70 kilometres of special stages in Rhineland-Palatinate.
The official start of the season in Saarland will be followed by three more rounds at two events in the 2020 calendar year - the ADAC Rallye Südbayern (September 26/27) and the ADAC Rallye Deutschland from October 15 to 18. The ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup will be holding a double-header at the German World Rally Championship qualifyier. Six further events of the first "Super Season" will be held in 2021 and will be announced at a later date.
Test sessions2020
Test 1 e-RALLY Experience Day Tbn
Test 2 ADAC Rallye Oberehe August 8
Qualifying rounds 2020
Event 1 ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rallye August 21/22
Event 2 ADAC Südbayern Rallye September 26/27
Event 3 ADAC Rallye Deutschland – National 1 October 15/16
Event 4 ADAC Rallye Deutschland – National 2 October 17/18
Entries open before Christmas
Registration for the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup starts on December 15, 2019 and teams can register at reduced conditions until January 31, 2020. The fee of €5,900 (plus VAT) includes a comprehensive service package:
The sporting regulations of the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup are also taking shape. “In the design of the regulations, we are very much guided by that of the ADAC Opel Rally Cup. This had proven its worth over many years,”" says Thomas Voss, Head of Motorsport at the ADAC. After approval by the German motorsport authority DMSB, the sporting and technical regulations of the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup will be available for all participants and interested parties to download.
Additional information is available at www.opel-motorsport.com and via email to customer@opel-motorsport.com
- Tests with the battery-electric Opel Corsa-e Rally proceeding according to plan
- ADAC and Opel announce further details about the new rally entry platform
- Super Season" 2020/2021 starts in August; highlight is German World Cup round
“The demanding development programme is going according to plan, but is far from completed yet,” said Jörg Schrott, Director Opel Motorsport. “The aim is to supply our customer teams with a fully reliable, easy to handle and powerful rally car that will enable the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup to seamlessly continue the success of its predecessor, the ADAC Opel Rally Cup.”
2020/2021 calendar with ten qualifying rounds
In the meantime, the two partners Opel and ADAC have announced further key information for the new electric one-make rally cup. Before the start of the ADAC Opel e Rally Cup season as part of the ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rally (August 21/22, 2020), the customer teams will have the opportunity to prepare their new equipment at two test events. The first test event will be organised by ADAC and Opel will start by organising a test event – the venue and date of this e-Rally Experience Day will be announced at a later date. The second opportunity for testing will take place under competitive conditions. The teams can take part in the ADAC Rallye Oberehe (August 8), a so-called R70 event over 70 kilometres of special stages in Rhineland-Palatinate.
The official start of the season in Saarland will be followed by three more rounds at two events in the 2020 calendar year - the ADAC Rallye Südbayern (September 26/27) and the ADAC Rallye Deutschland from October 15 to 18. The ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup will be holding a double-header at the German World Rally Championship qualifyier. Six further events of the first "Super Season" will be held in 2021 and will be announced at a later date.
Test sessions2020
Test 1 e-RALLY Experience Day Tbn
Test 2 ADAC Rallye Oberehe August 8
Qualifying rounds 2020
Event 1 ADAC Saarland-Pfalz Rallye August 21/22
Event 2 ADAC Südbayern Rallye September 26/27
Event 3 ADAC Rallye Deutschland – National 1 October 15/16
Event 4 ADAC Rallye Deutschland – National 2 October 17/18
Entries open before Christmas
Registration for the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup starts on December 15, 2019 and teams can register at reduced conditions until January 31, 2020. The fee of €5,900 (plus VAT) includes a comprehensive service package:
- Entry fee for two test sessions and all qualifying rounds of the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup 2020/2021
- Two ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup overalls
- Team clothing for driver and co-driver
- Service tent with floor tarpaulin and service advertising banner
- Hospitality access for four persons at all rally events
- Free charging on-site
- Electro-technical training for driver/co-driver
The sporting regulations of the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup are also taking shape. “In the design of the regulations, we are very much guided by that of the ADAC Opel Rally Cup. This had proven its worth over many years,”" says Thomas Voss, Head of Motorsport at the ADAC. After approval by the German motorsport authority DMSB, the sporting and technical regulations of the ADAC Opel e-Rally Cup will be available for all participants and interested parties to download.
Additional information is available at www.opel-motorsport.com and via email to customer@opel-motorsport.com
