55th Rally Andorra Unveils New Multi-Category Format on Closed Roads
Organisers confirm a compact schedule simplifying participation for teams in the integrated disciplines, starting with checks and two stages on Friday before six more on Saturday.
Key Points
- Event spans November 6-7 over 270km total, with 70km timed across 8 stages.
- Combines Modern Speed, Historic Speed, and Historic Regularity categories.
- Friday features admin checks, start, and 2 stages; Saturday has 6 more in double-loop specials.
- Entries open September 7; full itinerary out October 19.
The 55th Rally Andorra will take place on November 6 and 7, featuring a new format that combines Modern Speed, Historic Speed, and Historic Regularity categories on closed roads.
Organisers from the Automobile Club of Andorra's Sports Commission have confirmed the event's structure, which spans 270 kilometres total, including 70 kilometres of timed competition divided across eight stages. The compact schedule is intended to simplify participation for teams across the disciplines.
The event begins on Friday, November 6, with administrative and technical checks, followed by the official start and two timed stages—two passes on the same special, with regrouping, service, and a podium ceremony in between.
On Saturday, November 7, competitors tackle six additional timed stages across three specials, again with two passes each and intervals for regrouping and service. The four double-loop specials form the core of the 70 competitive kilometres within the full route.
Entries will open on September 7, with the complete itinerary to be published on October 19. This efficient design maintains the rally's appeal while introducing the integrated categories for a streamlined weekend of racing.
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