The key rules of the four truck championships we cover on Box59Online, summed up briefly and clearly: points, race weekend, technical rules and participation. Choose a championship.
Points, race weekend, technical rules, Titan and Chrome. Plus the history of the Chrome classification.
Open →Two classes, five races per event and success restrictors for the front-runners.
Open →High points totals, Super Pole and the extra challenges: the gymkhana and the mechanics’ challenge.
Open →Two categories, two races per round and two dropped results (as of 2022).
Open →| Championship | Races per weekend | Classifications | Reversed grid | Dropped results | Speed limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Championship | 4 | Titan and Chrome (plus Young Drivers and Teams) | Races 2 and 4, places 1 to 8 | none | 160 km/h |
| British Championship | 5 (4 at Le Mans) | Class 1 and Class 2 | Races 3, 4 and 5, top 8 in each case | none | 160 km/h, exclusion from 170 km/h |
| French Championship | 4 | Overall classification | Races 2 and 4, top 6 | none | 160 km/h |
| Brazilian Championship (as of 2022) | 2 | Copa Truck and Super Truck | Race 2, top 8 | the 2 worst | 160 km/h |
Sources: regulations and websites of the championships (details and sources on the individual pages). As of: 9 October 2026. Information provided without guarantee; the official regulations are binding.
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