He joins ahead of the competition becoming a standalone series for the first time.
Motorsport commentator Andrew Coley has joined Nitro Rallycross (NRX) on a full-time basis as it becomes a racing series for the first time.
With over ten years’ experience covering racing for the BBC, Eurosport, and ITV, Coley will make NRX his primary rallycross event after a multi-year agreement. He is expected to be joined by a wide range of personalities from motorsport, as well as across the wider worlds of action sports and popular culture, as NRX looks to expand its audience.
Originally a single race in the Nitro World Games, NRX is now to become a five-race series on purpose built tracks in 2021, followed by a 10-stop international championship across North America, Europe and the Middle East in 2022.
It aims to create exhilirating racing through custom-built course designs, featuring multiple line choices, tabletop jumps, and massive gap jumps. It also aims to electrify by 2022.
Coley said: “I passionately love the sport and Nitro Rallycross is where the future is headed. It’s short format, it has contact andit has sideways driving on gravel.The jumps and tracksare just incredible –it’sunlike anything else in motorsport.”
Nitro Rallycross will be available on TV in 130 countries, and is currently in talks with a major US broadcaster as well as a global live streaming partner.
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