Nyirád in Hungary hosted the final round of the FIA Central European Zone Championship, Maasmechelen the Finale of the Belgian Rallycross Championship and Schlüchtern the final round of the German Rallycross Championship.

CEZ: The Finale of the FIA Central European Zone Championship series was held at the ERC venue of Nyirád in Hungary. As the three qualifying heats took too much time the event was cancelled before the finals, due to vision problems at dawn. Hungarian Tamás Kárai made good use of his Škoda Fabia Mk1 on home soil, beating Austrian Peter Ramler and fellow Hungarian Zoltán Harsányi to second and third place respectively in qualification.

Austrian Alois Höller made it to fourth, but with nine championship points ahead of Ramler the SuperCars title was safe for the Ford campaigner. Klaus Freudenthaler won the Super1600s event from his compatriot Werner Panhauser, the championship ended with the same one-two result. Slovakian Karol Šedivý claimed the event victory in SuperNationals, but the title went to Czech Jakub Bittman, although the Peugeot driver finished the Nyirád event in sixth place.

• Round 6, FIA CEZ Championship, Nyirád (H), October 6
  
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERCARS:
• 1. Tamás Kárai (H) Škoda Fabia Mk1
• 2. Peter Ramler (A) Seat Leon Mk1
• 3. Zoltán Harsányi (H) Mitsubishi Lancer E5
• 4. Alois Höller (A) Ford Focus Mk1
• 5. Péter Kotán (H) Ford Escort Mk7
• 6. Tristan Ekker (A) VW Polo Mk4/9N
• Final CEZ point standings after 6 rounds:
• 1. Alois Höller (A) 90 points
• 2. Peter Ramler 81 points
• 3. Zoltán Harsányi (H) 67 points
• FINAL RESULTS SUPER1600S:
• 1. Klaus Freudenthaler (A) Škoda Fabia Mk1
• 2. Werner Panhauser (A) Citroën C2
• 3. Szabolcs Végh (H) Citroën Saxo
• 4. Gábor Majerszky (H) Suzuki Swift Sport RS
• 5. Erwin Frieszl (A) Peugeot 208
• 6. Béla Ujházi (H) Opel Astra G
• Final CEZ point standings after 6 rounds:
• 1. Klaus Freudenthaler (A) 105 points
• 2. Werner Panhauser (A) 67 points
• 3. Václav Veverka Jr. (CZ) 52 points
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERNATIONALS:
• 1. Karol Šedivý (SK) Seat Ibiza Mk2
• 2. Gerald Woldrich (A) Mercedes C230 2.3 Turbo
• 3. Mario Leonhardsberger (A) Honda Civic Mk7 Type-R
• 4. Karl Schadenhofer (A) VW Golf Mk4 Turbo
• 5. Gergely Marton (H) Škoda Fabia Mk1
• 6. Jakub Bittman (CZ) Peugeot 206
• Final CEZ point standings after 6 rounds:
• 1. Jakub Bittman (CZ) 94 points
• 2. Gerald Woldrich (A) 91 points
• 3. Karol Šedivý (SK) 81 points

BRC: At Maasmechelen the 7th and final round of the Belgian Rallycross Championship was won by Koen Pauwels from Jos Kuijpers and Patrick Van Mechelen. Prior to the event PVM had a five points advantage over Kuijpers in the championship, therefore his third place was enough to bag the title.

In the third heat the Ford campaigner had a scare while rolling the ex-Kuijpers Fiesta Mk7. However, Van Mechelen made good use of the car he bought from the Dutch-Italian in late 2012, claiming the SuperCar titles of the Rallycross Challenge Europe as well as both, the Belgian and Dutch titles of the main category.

• Round 7, Belgian Rallycross Championship, Maasmechelen (B), October 6
  
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERCARS:
• 1. Koen Pauwels (B) Ford Focus Mk2
• 2. Jos Kuijpers (I) Ford Focus Mk3
• 3. Patrick Van Mechelen (B) Ford Fiesta Mk7
• 4. Jochen Coox (B) VW Scirocco Mk3
• 5. Wil Teurlings (NL) Volvo S40 Mk1
• 6. Marcel Ottink (NL) Škoda Fabia Mk2
• 7. Ronny Scheveneels (B) VW Scirocco Mk3
• 8. Ron Snoeck (NL) Seat Leon Mk2
• Final BRC point standings after 7 rounds:
• 1. Patrick Van Mechelen (B) 109 points
• 2. Jos Kuijpers (I) 106 points
• 3. Koen Pauwels (B) 102 points
• FINAL RESULTS SUPER1600S:
• 1. Thijs Heezen (B) Ford Fiesta Mk7
• 2. Davy Van Den Branden (B) Citroën DS3
• 3. Peter van de Wege (NL) Toyota Yaris Mk1
• 4. Dave Van Beers (B) Renault Clio Mk2
• 5. Bart Stouten (B) Toyota Yaris Mk1
• 6. Dennis Remans (B) Ford Fiesta Mk6
• 7. Marcel Snoeijers (NL) Renaul Mégane Mk3
• 8. Dennis van Rijn (NL) Škoda Fabia Mk2
• Final BRC point standings after 7 rounds:
• 1. Dennis Remans (B) 105 points
• 2. Davy Van Den Branden (B) 81 points
• 3. Marcel Snoeijers (NL) 77 points
• FINAL RESULTS TOURINGCARS:
• 1. Ivo Van den Brandt (B) Volvo C30/4 RWD
• 2. Nick Snoeys (B) Ford Fiesta Mk6 RWD
• 3. Willem Slob (NL) VW Golf Mk4 RWD
• Final BRC point standings after 7 rounds:
• 1. Jos Sterkens (B) 100 points
• 2. Ivo Van den Brandt (B) 96 points
• 3. Nick Snoeys (B) 91 points
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERNATIONALS +2000:
• 1. Steve Volders (B) Ford Escort Mk1
• 2. Henri Vangeneugden (B) Volvo 240
• 3. David Vannijlen (B) Volvo 240
• 4. Ludo Vangeneugden (B) Volvo 240
• 5. Bert Bosmans (B) Volvo S40
• 6. Patrick Buschgens (B) BMW E
• 7. Kristof Bex (B) Volvo S40 Mk1
• 8. Steven Maris (B) Volvo 240
• Final BRC point standings after 7 rounds:
• 1. Kristof Bex (B) 104 points
• 2. Steven Maris (B) 100 points
• 3. Steve Volders (B) 81 points
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERNATIONALS -2000:
• 1. Pedro Cokelaere (B) Honda Civic EK4
• 2. Steven Stessens (B) Vauxhall Nova
• 3. Marc Vandenbergh (B) Seat Ibiza Mk2
• 4. Jef Mertens (B) Opel Astra F
• 5. Yves Teelen (B) Citroën Saxo
• 6. Johnny Christiaensen (B) Opel Astra
• 7. Joël Strackx (B) Honda Civic
• 8. Johan Kwinten (NL) BMW E30 Coupé
• Final BRC point standings after 7 rounds:
• 1. Pedro Cokelaere (B) 100 points
• 2. Steven Stessens (B) 99 points
• 3. Marc Vandenbergh (B) 94 points

26 minutes Maasmechelen BRC programme with English commentary.

DRX: The Finale of the German Rallycross Championship at the Ewald-Pauli-Ring at Schlüchtern in Hesse turned out to become another demonstration of the current poor state of Rallycross in Germany. With just four starters a very small entry in the combined SuperCars/Super1600s class; and with Andreas Schrader eventually an International German Rallycross Champion who took part in all events of the series, but did not see the finish flag in some of the six DRX rounds.

The chase after the title National German Rallycross Champion for the contenders of the SuperNationals category was a more interesting affair, and so was the situation in the German Rallycross Cup class. In SuperNationals 19 years old Rallycross girl Silva Winterhoff claimed the title with her vintage Volvo 544 PV, and the RX Cup became prey of the 16 years old VW Polo Mk3/6N campaigner Jannik Riese.

• Round 6, German Rallycross Championship, Schlüchtern (D), October 6
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERCARS AND SUPER1600S:
• 1. Alexander Hiss (D) Peugeot 205
• 2. Andreas Schrader (D) VW Polo Mk3/6N2
• 3. Erik Jockel (D) VW Polo Mk3/6N2
• 4. Jörg Jockel (D) Ford Focus Mk2
• Final DRX point standings after 6 rounds:
• 1. Andreas Schrader (D) 43.5 points
• 2. Jörg Jockel (D) 27 points
• 3. Erik Jockel (D) 25.5 points
• FINAL RESULTS SUPERNATIONALS:
• 1. Ulf Arwidsson (S) Volvo 544 PV
• 2. Silva Winterhoff ♀ (D) Volvo 544 PV
• 3. Ralph Wilhelm (D) Renault Clio Mk2
• 4. Swen Grupe (D) VW Golf Mk2
• 5. Ralf Evers (D) BMW E30
• 6. Björn Barkhoff (D) VW Polo Mk4/9N
• 7. Bartlomiej Ruszczynski (PL) Alfa Romeo 156
• 8. Kurt Umland (D) VW Polo Mk3/6N
• Final DRX point standings after 6 rounds:
• 1. Silva Winterhoff ♀ (D) 97 points
• 2. Ralph Wilhelm (D) 84 points
• 3. Bartlomiej Ruszczynski (PL) 80 points
• FINAL RESULTS RALLYCROSS CUP:
• 1. Jannik Riese (D) VW Polo Mk3/6N
• 2. Dirk Rux (D) VW Polo Mk3/6N
• 3. Florian Viehmann (D) VW Polo Mk3/6N
• 4. Florian Umland (D), Suzuki Swift 1300
• 5. Andreas Blume (D) Citroën AX GTi
• 6. Sven Heeder (D) Citroën AX GTi
• Final DRX point standings after 6 rounds:
• 1. Jannik Riese (D) 97 points
• 2. Florian Viehmann (D) 73 points
• 3. Dirk Rux (D) 68 points