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Fraser McConnell seals runner-up spot in 2025 RallyX Championship

By Ian Burnett··1 min read
Fraser McConnell seals runner-up spot in 2025 RallyX Championship
Key Points(5)
  • Jamaican rallycross sensation Fraser McConnell closed out a remarkable 2025 RallyX Series campaign with back-to-back podium finishes at the storied Estering Rallycross track in Germany, securing second place overall in the championship standings.
  • The double-header finale saw McConnell notch consecutive third-place finishes in the FC2 Finals, maintaining the consistency that has defined his season against some of the best drivers in the sport.
  • <h2>Season of breakthroughs</h2> The 2025 RallyX Series unfolded over 13 races across seven weekends, beginning in Portugal on March 29 and winding through some of Europe’s most challenging circuits.
  • With the exception of Denmark, every track was new territory for McConnell.
  • Yet, the Jamaican adapted brilliantly, standing on the podium in nearly every round.

Jamaican rallycross sensation Fraser McConnell closed out a remarkable 2025 RallyX Series campaign with back-to-back podium finishes at the storied Estering Rallycross track in Germany, securing second place overall in the championship standings.

The double-header finale saw McConnell notch consecutive third-place finishes in the FC2 Finals, maintaining the consistency that has defined his season against some of the best drivers in the sport.

Season of breakthroughs


The 2025 RallyX Series unfolded over 13 races across seven weekends, beginning in Portugal on March 29 and winding through some of Europe’s most challenging circuits. With the exception of Denmark, every track was new territory for McConnell.

Yet, the Jamaican adapted brilliantly, standing on the podium in nearly every round. His final tally: 13 podiums from eight rounds — highlighted by two victories in Denmark, six second-place finishes, and five third-place finishes across Portugal, the Netherlands, Latvia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany.

“This season has been an incredible journey,” McConnell reflected. “Finishing second overall against such a strong field of drivers and on mostly new tracks is an achievement I’m proud of. It was also good to see home support here at the final, including my sponsors, the JTB.”

Backing from sponsors and family


Behind McConnell’s success stood unwavering support from both family and sponsors. His agent and father, Peter McConnell, emphasized the critical role of partnerships in making an international campaign possible.

“Fraser is grateful to his sponsors—JustBet, Proven, JTB, TruShake, Uncle Saaal, and S-Hotel—for making it possible to race internationally this season,” he said. “We value their support and always aim to represent them and our country at our best.”

Jamaican pride on the world stage


With his runner-up finish in the overall standings, McConnell continues to cement his place among the world’s elite rallycross drivers while flying the Jamaican flag high. His consistency, adaptability, and competitive edge mark him as a driver with both present success and future promise.

 

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