Night Rallycross – Final Round of the Latvian–Lithuanian Rallycross Championship at Biķernieki Track

With fireworks and a motor show, the 2025 Latvian–Lithuanian and Baltic Rallycross Championship season came to an end at the Biķernieki track. The final round, which also featured competitors from the Polish Championship, became a true celebration for motorsport fans – with car and motorcycle shows, fierce battles on the track, and spectacular fireworks. This year marked the fourth edition of the traditional “Night Rallycross.”

"This was an exciting season. Many of us visited Poland, and at two of the championship rounds – in Mūsa, Bauska, and here at the final – we welcomed many Polish drivers. We look to next year’s rallycross season very positively, as this motorsport discipline is developing very rapidly," said organizer Jānis Bergs.

• Yaris 1000:
The victory went to Jēkabs Martinovs, who finished third overall in the season standings. Second place in this round went to Toms Bumbieris, who became the champion of this class. Third – Kārlis Matuzonis. Fourth place went to Mārtiņš Dreibe, who is this season’s vice-champion.

• Yaris 1300:
Kartīna Kleščenska continued her dominant winning streak in the final round, also securing the champion’s title. Second place went to Henrijs Mūrnieks (third in the overall standings), third place to this season’s vice-champion, Ričards Laukšteins.

• Cross Car Mini:
The class champion, Marians Bērkalns, celebrated his fifth win out of six rounds. Second – Lithuanian driver Gedas Rutkauskas, third – Marta Skustā (vice-champion). Gustavs Kārlis Rudzājs finished fourth and secured third place in the overall standings.

• Lada RX:
The champion title was taken by Niks Mežiņš with a convincing points lead, winning this final round as well. Second – Kristaps Kapačs, third – Andrejs Lajevskis. Interestingly, Rolands Bružāns and Emīlija Ļebedeva, who finished outside the top three in this round, still secured second and third places overall in the championship.

• Super 1600:
Audrius Kragas triumphed both in this round and in the championship. Vice-champion and runner-up in this round – Ritis Rutkauskas, third – Andreas Aulik. Third place overall went to Valdas Mikužis.

• Super 2000:
The Super 2000 class brought plenty of drama to the track, with only two points separating the championship leaders before the final round. Varis Žentiņš put in a strong performance to take second place in this round. Lenards Patriks Lepsis took the win and the champion title, saying after the finish that this championship was hard-fought, with battles in every heat. Third place went to Ivo Gabrāns. Vice-champion Mārtiņš Spīķis finished fourth in the round, while Kristaps Kasparovičs took third overall.

• BMW RX 3000:
Adrians Apsītis won the final round, claimed the vice-champion title, and was crowned “Start King,” receiving a €1000 prize from SIA “MB Holding.” Second – Lukas Sidabras, third – Raivis Galviņš (also third overall). The class champion title went to points leader Kristaps Kronbergs, despite finishing last in this round.

• Cross Car:
Victory and the champion title went to Estonian driver Armīns Rāgs. Second – Roberts Purmalis, third – Adrians Apsītis, for whom this was his debut in the Cross Car class.

• Supercar:
The Supercar class final ended with fireworks, with European rallycross drivers taking the top two spots – the win going to Estonian Maiko Tamm, second to Finn Mikko Ikonen. Third place went to Bruno Ādams Blumbergs – the 2025 champion of this class. Vice-champion – Aldis Kasparovičs, third – Polish driver Michal Peterlejtner.

• Juniors:
Champion – Adrians Apsītis (Latvia), Vice-champion – Armīns Rāgs (Estonia), Third – Matas Zavarskis (Lithuania).

Juniors:
Champion – Adrians Apsītis (Latvia), Vice-champion – Armīns Rāgs (Estonia), Third – Matas Zavarskis (Lithuania).