Rosberg X Racing Ends Operations After Four Years in Extreme E
Rosberg X Racing (RXR), founded by 2016 Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg, has announced its closure after four successful years in Extreme E.
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The team's impressive record includes:
- 9 wins from 24 races
- 2 championship titles
- Most successful team in Extreme E history
- First season victory with Johan Kristoffersson and Molly Taylor
- Second championship in Season 3 (2023)
Notable achievements:
- Won the inaugural 2021 season
- Secured three victories in first season
- Maintained competitive edge through driver changes
- Final win in Saudi Arabia 2024
- Finished third in shortened 2024 season
Key team members reflected on their journey:
Nico Rosberg: "Building RXR wasn't just about racing; it was about creating a purpose-driven team that could make a real difference."
Mikaela Ahlin-Kottulinsky (Driver): "RXR gave me the chance to push boundaries, race with purpose, and grow in ways I never imagined."
Johan Kristoffersson (Driver): "Winning two championships was an incredible achievement, but what stands out most is the impact we made beyond racing."
The team will not participate in the upcoming hydrogen-powered Extreme H series in 2025, marking the end of their involvement in the sport. Their legacy includes not only racing success but also environmental and equality initiatives through their #DrivenbyPurpose campaign.
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