2022 Race of Champions

The 2022 Race of Champions was the 31st running of the Race of Champions. It took place on 5–6 February 2022 at Pite Havsbad in Piteå, Sweden, 60 miles south of the Arctic Circle.

Participants

Nations Cup

Nations' Cup Team Drivers 2022 Series
Germany Sebastian Vettel[1] Formula One
Mick Schumacher[1] Formula One
Finland Mika Häkkinen[2] none
Emma Kimiläinen[2][3] W Series
Latin America Helio Castroneves[4] IndyCar Series / IMSA SportsCar Championship
Benito Guerra Jr.[4] none
United States Jimmie Johnson[5] IndyCar Series / IMSA SportsCar Championship
Colton Herta[5][6] IndyCar Series / IMSA SportsCar Championship
France Sébastien Loeb[7] World Rally Championship / Extreme E
Didier Auriol[8] none
Nordic Johan Kristoffersson[9] FIA World Rallycross Championship / Extreme E
Tom Kristensen[9] none
Norway Petter Solberg[10] none
Oliver Solberg[10] World Rally Championship
Sim Racing All Stars Jarno Opmeer[11] Formula One eSports Series
Lucas Blakeley[11] Formula One eSports Series
Sweden Timmy Hansen[12] Extreme E
Mattias Ekström[12] TBA
United Kingdom David Coulthard[13] none
Jamie Chadwick[13] W Series

Celebrity Race

All participants use Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport.

Driver
Jonas Björkman
Ingemar Stenmark
Anja Pärson
Aksel Lund Svindal

Winners

Race of Champions Nations' Cup Winners Other Trophies
Winner Runner-up Nation (Winners) Winning Drivers Nation (Runner-Up) Runner Up Drivers
Sébastien Loeb Sebastian Vettel Norway Petter Solberg
Oliver Solberg
United States Jimmie Johnson
Colton Herta
Jarno Opmeer (eROC)

Draw

Drivers

The Champion of Champions winner was decided by a knockout tournament, split into two halves - one (upper half) consisting of international racing drivers with the other being the rally experts and 'those with more experience of off-road driving'.[14] The preliminary rounds and 1/8 finals were decided by a single heat, with the Quarter-finals being decided by 2 heats, the best overall time as a tie-breaker. The Semi-finals were the best of 3 heats, and the Final was the best of 5.

Preliminary Round

 
PreliminariesQuarter-Final
 
      
 
 
 
 
Colton Herta1
 
 
 
Helio Castroneves0
 
Colton Herta1
 
 
 
Jamie Chadwick0
 
Jamie Chadwick1
 
 
Mick Schumacher0
 

Main Draw

 
1/8 FinalsQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
              
 
 
 
 
Colton Herta1
 
 
 
Jamie Chadwick0
 
Colton Herta 1
 
 
 
Sebastian Vettel1[a]
 
Sebastian Vettel1
 
 
 
Emma Kimiläinen0
 
Sebastian Vettel2
 
 
 
Tom Kristensen0
 
Jimmie Johnson1
 
 
 
Mika Häkkinen0
 
Jimmie Johnson1
 
 
 
Tom Kristensen1[b]
 
Tom Kristensen1
 
 
 
David Coulthard0
 
Sebastian Vettel1
 
 
 
Sébastien Loeb3
 
Benito Guerra Jr.0
 
 
 
Oliver Solberg1
 
Oliver Solberg0
 
 
 
Sébastien Loeb1[c]
 
Sébastien Loeb1
 
 
 
Petter Solberg0
 
Sébastien Loeb2
 
 
 
Mattias Ekström1
 
Johan Kristoffersson1
 
 
 
Timmy Hansen0
 
Johan Kristoffersson1
 
 
 
Mattias Ekström1[d]
 
Didier Auriol0
 
 
Mattias Ekström1
 
  • ^a Vettel wins on combined time, 0.354s faster
  • ^b Kristensen wins on combined time, 0.606s faster
  • ^c heat 2 was a dead heat, both drivers finishing in 1:37.505
  • ^d Ekström wins on combined time, 0.483s faster
  • Sources: ROC Article [14] Official Video [15]


Nations

The Nations' Cup was also decided in a knockout format, with each race being decided by 4 heats, with each driver racing against both drivers from the other team. If the match ended 2-2, the total race time was considered to decide a winner. The final round was a simple best-of-five match, with the winner crowned after reaching 3 heat wins.

Preliminary Round

 
PreliminariesQuarter-Final
 
      
 
 
 
 
Team USA2[a]
 
 
 
Team Latin America2
 
Team USA2[b]
 
 
 
Team Germany2
 
Team Germany3
 
 
Team eROC All Stars1
 

Main Draw

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 
 
 
Team USA2[b]
 
 
 
Team Germany2
 
Team USA3
 
 
 
Team Finland1
 
Team Finland2[c]
 
 
 
Team Great Britain2
 
Team USA1
 
 
 
Team Norway3
 
Team Nordic3
 
 
 
Team France1
 
Team Nordic2
 
 
 
Team Norway2[d]
 
Team Sweden1
 
 
Team Norway3
 
  • ^a USA win on combined time, 3.093s faster
  • ^b USA win on combined time, 1.195s faster
  • ^c Finland win on combined time, 5.040s faster
  • ^d Norway win on combined time, 2.882s faster
  • Sources: ROC article,[16] official video[15]


Cars

Manufacturer Model Image
Polaris RZR
Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport
Olsbergs MSE Supercar Lites
RX2e
FC1-X

References

  1. "Germany confirms 2022 ROC Driver Line-up". Race of Champions. 2021-11-24.
  2. "Finland confirms 2022 ROC Driver Line-up". Race of Champions. 2021-09-21.
  3. "Bottas replaced in Race of Champions line-up". The Race. 2022-02-04.
  4. "Castroneves and Guerra Jr confirms 2022 ROC Entry". Race of Champions. 2021-12-22.
  5. "USA confirms 2022 ROC Driver Line-up". Race of Champions. 2021-11-18.
  6. "Herta replaces injured Pastrana for 2022 ROC". Race of Champions. 2022-01-29.
  7. "Loeb confirms 2022 ROC Entry". Race of Champions. 2021-08-18.
  8. "Auriol joins Loeb in France's Race of Champions lineup". DirtFish. 2022-02-22.
  9. "Team Nordic confirms 2022 ROC Driver Line-up". Race of Champions. 2021-02-11.
  10. "Norway confirms 2022 ROC Driver Line-up". Race of Champions. 2021-02-11.
  11. "Jarno Opmeer wins 2022 eROC Race of Champions Sweden event". Traxion. 2022-02-04.
  12. "Sweden confirms 2022 ROC driver lineup". Race of Champions. 2022-01-14.
  13. "2x W Series Champion, Jamie Chadwick, and Formula One Legend, David Coulthard, Team Up For ROC 2022". Race of Champions. 2022-01-20.
  14. Champions, Race Of (2022-02-06). "Loeb beats Vettel to be crowned ROC Champion of Champions on Sweden's snow". Race Of Champions. Retrieved 2022-02-07.
  15. "ROC Live Stream". ROC Live Stream. Retrieved 2022-02-07.
  16. filip9635 (2022-02-05). "Team Norway's Petter and Oliver Solberg win ROC Nations Cup on Sweden's ice". Race Of Champions. Retrieved 2022-02-07.
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