News DiRT Rally 2.0 World Championship to launch in September
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Codemasters has today confirmed that the DiRT Rally 2.0 World Championship will begin on September 10.
In partnership with Motorsport Network, the competitive gaming Championship is open to all players across the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles as well as on the PC platform.
The DiRT Rally 2.0 World Championship heats will be played over three months and will consist of three weeks of qualifiers each with a pre-determined location, stage and car class.
All weekly winners across the three formats will qualify for the quarter-finals with an additional place going to the players who have the fastest cumulative time each month. The quarter- and semi-finals will take place over the weekend of December 7-8 and will be broadcast live across DiRT Rally 2.0 and Motorsport Network channels.
Players can choose whether to use a racing wheel or a controller for the qualifiers. The DiRT Rally 2.0 World Championship Final, however, will be played with a racing wheel only.
The competition concludes with a live final at the Autosport International Show at the Birmingham NEC on the weekend of January 11. 2020.
To take part in the competition, you must navigate to the ‘World Championship’ tab in the DiRT Rally 2.0 main menu. Now simply select ‘Qualifiers’ and select ‘Qualifier Rally’ or ‘Qualifier Rallycross’.
Below are the key dates for the DiRT Rally 2.0 World Championship qualifiers:
Rally:
– 10th September: Poland – Kopina – H2 FWD
– 17th September: Argentina – Las Juntas – Group B 4WD
– 24th September: New Zealand – Te Awanga Forward – R5
– 8th October: Spain – Comienzo en Bellriu – Rally GT
– 15th October: USA – North Fork Pass – Group A
– 22nd October: Australia – Mount Kaye Pass – Group B 4WD
– 5th November: Poland – Czarny Las – H3 RWD
– 12nd November: New Zealand – Waimarama Point Reserve – R2
– 19th November: Spain – Decenso por carretera – R5
Rallycross:
– 10th September: Hell, Norway – RX1600
– 17th September: Trois-Rivières, Canada – RX2
– 24th September: Lohéac Bretagne, France – RX Supercars
– 8th October: Montalegre, Portugal – RX Supercars
– 15th October: Silverstone, England – RX2
– 22nd October: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Spain – RX1600
– 5th November: Mettet, Belgium – RX2
– 12nd November: Höljes, Sweden – RX1600
– 19th November: Hell, Norway – RX Supercars
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