The 2025 season of the Spanish Loterias Rallycross Championship concluded with the final round of the calendar taking place on 8 and 9 November at the Motorland Aragón circuit. The competition at the Teruel track was completely dominated by the Speed Car Wonder drivers, who took the top six positions in the Crosscar category, with one of them, Diego Martínez, being crowned champion. In addition, young Miquel Verger once again took the podium in the Junior category.
It was a perfect end to the season for the Speed Car Wonder cars, which monopolised the top six places in the final race of the year. Victory at Motorland went to Frenchman David Meat, three-time European champion in the category, who won after an intense battle with Quim González, who ultimately finished sixth in the classification after being penalised for missing the “Joker” entrance.
Behind them, the title was contested between the two Wonder drivers who had dominated the season, Marco Matador and Diego Martínez. The Cantabrian arrived with a seven-point lead, which his rival reduced by two points in the qualifying rounds, meaning that both started the final with a chance of winning. In the decisive race, Diego finished second, which was enough to win the CrossCar RX championship for the second time. Marcos, meanwhile, could only finish fifth and had to settle for second place and being the first Super Cross Car Champion, a competition in which both the CERX and CEAX results were counted.
The other two drivers who reached the final at Motorland with the CarCross made by Industrias Lahoz were Pol Durán, who completed the podium, and Marc Battle, who finished just behind him in fourth place.
For the third consecutive time, Miquel Verger climbed onto the podium in the Junior category. After finishing third in Calafat and second in Montalegre, the young Speed Car Wonder driver also finished third at Motorland, confirming the same position in the final standings of the Spanish Junior RX Cup.
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