championship. In 2010, Škoda won a total of seven IRC events winning both the manufacturers and driver championship for Juho Hänninen. These achievements were repeated in the following two seasons, with Andreas Mikkelsen as the drivers' champion. In 2013, the Intercontinental Rally Challenge was merged with the European Rally Championship (ERC) and the team gained the drivers' championship title once again for Jan Kopecký. The car was also raced by privateers in several championships, including Red Bull, Barwa, Rene Georges and Rufa in the 2010 Super 2000 World Rally Championship. Škoda Motorsport won the 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 WRC-2 championships with Škoda Fabia R5. Bonneville Speedway In August 2011, a special Škoda Octavia vRS set a world record at the Bonneville Speedway and became the fastest production car in the world with an engine up to two litres, when it hit . The current fastest production Škoda car is the Škoda Superb III, with a top speed of and an acceleration from in 5.8 seconds. Current models Škoda Enyaq – all-electric crossover SUV (since 2020) Škoda Kodiaq – SUV (since 2016) Škoda Karoq – compact SUV (since 2017) Škoda Kamiq – crossover SUV (since 2019) Škoda Kushaq – crossover SUV (since 2021) Škoda Superb III – Compact executive car (since 2015) Škoda Octavia IV – Small family car (since 2019) Škoda Slavia – Subcompact car (since 2022) Škoda Rapid – Small family car (since 2012) Škoda Scala – Small family car (since 2019) Škoda Fabia IV – Supermini (since 2021) Logo In 1923, two different trademarks were registered at the Office for Innovation and Model Registration in Plzeň. The first depicted a winged arrow pointing to the right with five feathers in a circle and the second was a winged arrow with three feathers. The famous winged arrow with three feathers still forms the Škoda logo today. The ŠKODA text was added to the logo in 1936. The arrow represents speed, the wings progress and freedom, the eye precision and the circle unity, completeness, world and harmony. The story goes that, on his travels through the US, Emil Škoda had once been so taken with a Native American's feathered headdress that he had returned to Plzeň with a relief image which inspired the logo. See also Avia List of Czech automobiles Škoda Auto Volkswagen India Škoda Works Tatra Explanatory notes Citations General and cited references Jetschgo, Johannes (2019). Škoda: