Rally Argentina, which will be presented from April 26th to 29th, will be the longest event of WRC’s recent history.
Following the FIA’s wish to bring the long events back in WRC calendar, the organizers of the Rally Argentina retain 19 special stages.
The race will make more than 500 km in total, which represents more than 150 km more, compare to the others WRC events’ average. On Sunday, El Durazno-Ambul’s special stage will present 66 km.
In January, the Rally Monte Carlo will be back as the WRC opening round, with five days of competition, from Wednesday to Sunday, including night stages.
Following the FIA’s wish to bring the long events back in WRC calendar, the organizers of the Rally Argentina retain 19 special stages.
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The race will make more than 500 km in total, which represents more than 150 km more, compare to the others WRC events’ average. On Sunday, El Durazno-Ambul’s special stage will present 66 km.
In January, the Rally Monte Carlo will be back as the WRC opening round, with five days of competition, from Wednesday to Sunday, including night stages.