Subaru Launch Control returns for Season Three on May 20th, 2015. Every two weeks, the award-winning documentary series takes you behind-the-scenes with Subaru Rally Team USA as they compete for the Rally America and Red Bull Global Rallycross championships.

After two years of development, Subaru Rally Team USA puts everything they’ve learned into the new 2015 WRX STI platform for the 2015 Rally America and Red Bull Global Rallycross seasons. David Higgins and Craig Drew debut the car in competition for the first time at the Sno*Drift Rally in Michigan.

Subaru Rally Team USA rolls into Missouri for Round 2 of the Rally America championship, the Rally in the 100 Acre Wood, only to find the fast gravel stages turning into another snow event. The teams are watching the weather, and the approaching storm has everyone on edge. Higgins and Drew balance on the fine line between speed and control. In Norway, Sverre Isachsen is enjoying the last weeks of his winter break, before departing for Florida and the first Global Rallycross team test.

After a successful start to the rally season, the pace increases for Subaru Rally Team USA as the team’s focus splits. Refinement of the rally car will take another step forward at the Oregon Trail Rally, while the all-new 2015 Global Rallycross STI is about to receive it’s first shakedown test in Florida.

Subarus are in action on different sides of the world in this episode, as the Subaru Tecnica International team returns to the Nurburgring 24 Hours for redemption after coming up short of a win in 2014. In Shelton, Washington, Subaru Rally Team USA tackles the northwest’s iconic gravel rally stages at the Olympus Rally. Can Subaru bring home the double header wins?

Travis Pastrana takes a break from his Nitro Circus Tour to join Subaru Rally Team USA for one final test before the Red Bull Global Rallycross season opener. Three extended tests, spanning weeks, have consumed this team. Building a winning car requires pushing every component to the edge – and beyond. Bucky Lasek and Sverre Isacshen will lead the charge. Travis Pastrana will pilot a third car at select events. The all-new rallycross machines are a technical leap forward, and involve major system changes. While quietly confident, no one is short of nerves. Thinking outside of the box has its risks, and a whole new learning curve. There are so many unknowns...so much to prove. And the pressure is on to come out of the gates swinging when the cars take the start line... in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Being the best takes almost as much skill with a wrench as it does with a pair of driving gloves. Subaru Rally Team USA is faced with the enormous task of rebuilding the Global Rallycross cars before X Games Austin. In just four days, the team has new parts and three cars – including Travis Pastrana's – ready to race. With fifteen cars competing for just six spots in the finals, this event is even more cutthroat than normal. Meanwhile, on the same weekend in Pennsylvania, David Higgins and Craig Drew are aiming to continue their unbeaten record at the Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally, round 5 of the Rally America championship. But massive trees and no room for error mean this rally can punish any mistakes.

It’s a perfect season in the making for David Higgins, Craig Drew, and Subaru Rally Team USA, but here at the 2015 New England Forest Rally, the stiffest competition of the season is looking to put an end to their winning streak. The return of familiar faces has elevated the game. Ken Block and an international powerhouse has brought new machinery to the fight. Teammates, Travis Pastrana and Chrissie Beavis have something to prove. Plus, all the season-long contenders are aiming for the podium...and an outright victory. This weekend, championship points and titles take a back seat. Winning this event, against these rivals, is all that matters.

Billed as the biggest showdown of the year, Subaru Rally Team USA has a big challenge on their hands at the New England Forest Rally in Maine. Day Two brings dark clouds, slippery conditions, and a tenuous lead to preserve. Travis Pastrana and Chrissie Beavis return to action today, but down in fifteenth place, they have a mountain to climb. It’s all or nothing on the final day of the rally, for outright victory and a climb back to the podium.

Ojibwe Forest Rally, the penultimate round of the 2015 Rally America championship. Subaru’s David Higgins and Craig Drew have already locked up the title, but their approach never wavers – they are here to win. Teammates Travis Pastrana and Chrissie Beavis are determined to make them work for it. They’ve been working hard behind-the-scenes since their podium finish in New England, and plan to push. Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, Bucky Lasek, Sverre Isachsen, and the Global Rallycross team are testing for the upcoming event in Los Angeles with all-new STI liveries.

Subaru Rally Team USA returns to Red Bull Global Rallycross action with four cars in Los Angeles. The Subaru Tecnica International-sponsored event is packed with fans, and there’s no better place for the team to show they’ve turned the corner on a difficult season.

With a promising start, Subaru Rally Team USA puts three cars into the finals on Day 1 of the Red Bull Global Rallycross double-header in Los Angeles. Day 2 dawns with another strong qualifying performance, but on- track battles leave the fan favorite, Travis Pastrana, nursing a damaged car back to the pits. The team rallies around him, fixing the car with just minutes to spare so he can carry the torch for the team into the Finals.

With seven victories in hand, the Lake Superior Performance Rally is all that stands between Subaru Rally Team USA and a perfect season. Perfection is unrelenting. An internal desire. An unobtainable goal. But here they stand… Subaru Rally Team USA began this season with a new chassis and a fresh sheet. Eight Rally America events on the calendar; eight opportunities to prove themselves. Sno*Drift brought a maiden victory for the new car, and one-by-one wins accumulated. Some victories, dominant. Others, a hard fought battle. Some nearly didn’t happen at all. But while the path taken might have been different, they all led to the top step of the podium for David Higgins and Craig Drew. Now, the Lake Superior Performance Rally is all that remains. A rare opportunity hangs in the balance: the chance to complete a perfect season.

Bucky Lasek takes a trip of a lifetime to Japan, and discovers the heart of Subaru Tecnica International. The trip culminates at Subaru’s top-secret proving ground, with Lasek getting behind the wheel of the race-winning 24 Hours of Nurburgring car.

Twenty years after their first WRC title with Colin McRae, Subaru returns to the Welsh forests with David Higgins and Craig Drew in a Group N WRX STI wrapped in a throwback tribute livery. Subaru’s rally spirit has remained alive in different corners of the World since that first big win with Colin in 1995. It was the spark that made rally so popular not only for Subaru but across the world for the sport.