GC Kompetition

GCK Motorsport
Founded	2017
Founder(s)	Guerlain Chicherit
Base	Tignes, France
Team principal(s)	Guerlain Chicherit
Current series	FIA World Rallycross Championship
Current drivers	36. Guerlain Chicherit; 92. Anton Marklund ; 96. Guillaume de Ridder; 113. Cyril Raymond; 14. Rokas Baciuška

GCK Motorsport, formally known as GC Kompetition, is a subsidiary of Green Corp Konnection (GCK) and a French motorsport team founded by freeriding ski champion, rally driver and stunt driver Guerlain Chicherit in 2017.^[1] GCK made its debut in the 2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship, fielding two Renault Méganes, built by British motorsport company Prodrive.

The team grew to four cars for 2019, with the two Renault Méganes of GC Kompetition joined by two Renault Clios as part of a new GCK Academy team. From round 5 onwards the team grew again to five cars, with another Renault Mégane for young driver Rokas Baciuška.

For 2020, GCK grew again to five permanent cars competing in the FIA World Rallycross Championship, with two Renault Méganes now driven by X-Games Gold Medalist Liam Doran & 2019 FIA World Rallycross Championship runner-up Andreas Bakkerud as GCK Monster Energy RX Cartel. They were joined by two Renault Clios as part of a new Unkorrupted team driven by Guerlain Chicherit and Rokas Baciuska and another Renault Mégane for Anton Marklund as GCK Bilstein independently. Results were uninspiring for GCK with all cars showing a lack of performance and reliability, most notably Unkorrupted who changed driver line up following Rokas Baciuska departure ahead of Round 3 in Finland, Kevin Abbring stepped in to take his place but both Unkorrupted cars failed to qualify including Liam Doran who was plagued with reliability issues.

GCK Motorsport is not an official Renault factory team, though Chicherit has said he has ambitions to partner with a manufacturer in the future of Rallycross Electrification and Dakar Rally where GCK Motorsport is developing a Hydrogen-powered vehicle for 2024.^[2]

Racing record

Complete FIA World Rallycross Championship results

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Supercar

Year	Entrant	Car	No.	Driver	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	WRX	Points	Teams	Points
2018	GC Kompetition	Renault Mégane RS RX	36	Guerlain Chicherit	BAR 12	POR 5	BEL 12	GBR 15	NOR 15	SWE 14	CAN 15	FRA 12	LAT 10	USA 9	GER 13	RSA 12	11th	68	5th	152
			74	Jérôme Grosset-Janin	BAR 11	POR 14	BEL 14	GBR 10	NOR 14	SWE 3	CAN 12	FRA	LAT	USA	GER	RSA	12th	47
			33	Liam Doran	BAR	POR	BEL	GBR	NOR	SWE	CAN	FRA 8	LAT 12	USA	GER 19	RSA	16th	19
			92	Anton Marklund	BAR	POR	BEL	GBR	NOR	SWE	CAN	FRA	LAT	USA 12	GER 9	RSA 8	14th	35
2019	GC Kompetition	Renault Mégane RS RX	36	Guerlain Chicherit	UAE 10	BAR 9	BEL 13	GBR 9	NOR 11	SWE 14	CAN 4	FRA 13	LAT 15	RSA 7			12th	73	4th	192
	GC Kompetition	Renault Mégane RS RX	92	Anton Marklund	UAE 7	BAR 14	BEL 7	GBR 3	NOR DSQ	SWE 8	CAN 5	FRA 2	LAT 9	RSA 8			7th	119	4th	192
	GCK Academy	Renault Clio RS RX	96	Guillaume de Ridder	UAE 16	BAR 11	BEL 15	GBR 16	NOR 15	SWE 19	CAN 14	FRA 16	LAT 14	RSA 10			18th	29	6th	74
		Renault Clio RS RX	113	Cyril Raymond	UAE 12	BAR 5	BEL 12	GBR 13	NOR 10	SWE 20	CAN 11	FRA 15	LAT 13	RSA 15			13th	45	6th	74
		Renault Mégane RS RX	14	Rokas Baciuska					NOR 16	SWE 9	CAN 9	FRA 4	LAT 7	RSA			11th	76

References

^ Evans, David (8 February 2017). "Prodrive building Renault Megane for 2018 World Rallycross". Autosport. Retrieved 8 May 2018.
^ Evans, David (13 April 2018). "GCK Megane World RX team hopes to impress Renault enough for backing". Autosport. Retrieved 8 May 2018.

External links

Official website

[1] Evans, David (8 February 2017). "Prodrive building Renault Megane for 2018 World Rallycross". Autosport. Retrieved 8 May 2018.

[2] Evans, David (13 April 2018). "GCK Megane World RX team hopes to impress Renault enough for backing". Autosport. Retrieved 8 May 2018.

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