Rallies in 5 countries
Fafe
Portugal
The 11.18-km special stage with a great view of cars flying through the jump at the end of the stage.
Running through the Fafe town centre, you will be challenged by sections of asphalt and cobblestones
Rallying is such a big deal in Fafe that the town houses its own museum celebrating the sport’s long-standing link to the region, the Museu do Rali.
Bunnings
Australia
A mixture of low and high-speed corners
added by a natural amphitheater view at the water
crossing
sliding sideways through the watersplash and up the hill to the finish line.
High-speed corners, low speed corners, big jumps
and a spectacular
water crossing in the surrounds
which is perfect for spectators.
Ouninpohja
Finland
special stage that features high-speed jumps
and sweeping corners
Many challenging jumps along the way all connected by slippery gravel roads with hairpins, crests and clouds of dust.
Since ouninpohja is a challenging stage, safety is priortized. this stage will definitely test drivers' skill and potential.
Col De Turini
France
Notorious for its narrow roads and
tight hairpin turns along with beautiful landscapes
The stage is run from La Bollène-Vésubie to Sospel, or the other way around, over a steep and tight mountain road with many hairpin turns.
the Col de Turini features one of the most famous
special stages in the world
and is the technical centrepiece of the rally.
Whaanga Coast
New
Zealand
Where drivers go through sharp rocks and greenery
on their right side and a steep cliff on
their left side.
Features a combination of fast open farmland and tight, twisty and cambered coastal road.
Located just south of the Raglan township, Whaanga Coast sets breathtaking scenery with a rugged, rocky, gravel road.
