SS2/09 - Mortágua
Schedule — 1.st passage at 08:05am I 2.nd passage at 05:35pm
For the 2024 edition, Mortágua has gained another stage and now opens the day on Friday. The challenge will be a selective course with an impeccable and fast surface next to the eucalyptus groves so characteristic of this landscape, where the balance between speed and refined technique can make significant differences in the standings.
Spectator Area 4
A transition area from dirt to tarmac with some visibility. There may be some crossings as the tarmac will be more slippery. This area is suitable for people with reduced mobility.
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Spectator Area 5
This spectacle area is known as the "Mortágua Arena". It's a large area that allows you to watch the progress of the Vodafone Rally de Portugal competitors in a natural amphitheatre over almost a kilometre.
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SS3/6 - Lousã
Schedule — 1.st passage at 9:35am I 2.nd passage at 02:05pm
After an absence of more than twenty years, the Rally of Portugal returned to the Serra da Lousã in 2019. In 2024, the competitors will tackle the traditional route, which debuted five years ago. It takes place in a dense forest area, with a very technical and selective progression, emphasising the naturalness and harshness of the Beira scenery. The section culminates with a spectacular descent made up of numerous hairpins, ending at the gates of the town of Lousã.
Spectator Area 6
In this Spectacle Zone you'll be able to see a very technical and fast section of bends, in typical Serra de Lousã scenery.
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Spectator Area 7
The sequence of traditional hooks begins at this point in the section. Here you'll find strategic points to watch the crossings in safety.
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Spectator Area 8
Here we find another typical sequence of the Serra da Lousã. It can be accessed after a walk of around 300 metres up a steep and intense ascent.
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Spectator Area 9
Here we find another typical sequence of the Serra da Lousã. It can be accessed after a walk of around 300 metres up a steep and intense ascent.
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SS4/7- Góis
Schedule — 1.st passage at 10:35am I 2.nd passage at 03:05pm
This year's renewed Góis section is shorter at the start. The demands of the fast route will leave no room for error or contemplation of the breathtaking scenery. The traditional Sobral hairpin marks the final descent, providing additional excitement for the WRC drivers on the longest special of the day.
Spectator Area 10
After a slower approach to the access junction, spectators have the opportunity to watch the ascent towards the top of the mountain. This area is suitable for people with reduced mobility.
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Spectator Area 11
A truly spectacular area where you can watch the competitors progress over more than two kilometres in a natural amphitheatre on the summit of the mountain. Access area for 4x4s only.
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Spectator Area 12
A wide and spectacular area. After a long descent, the competitors will enter a fast zone that will delight all the spectators present.
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Spectator Area 13
A very hard and uneven descent to the famous Sobral hook, which promises very strong braking and good visibility towards the end of the section.
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SS4/7- Arganil
Schedule — 1.st passage at 11:35am I 2.nd passage at 04:05pm
Intense, diverse in pace and rhythm, where emotion and imminent danger run hand in hand along the slopes of the Serra do Açor. Although current safety standards require protective rails to be placed in the most vertiginous areas, this section won't let you forget that a small mistake could be fatal to the ambitions of drivers and teams.
Spectator Area 14
An area with ample visibility where you can watch the progress of the competitors in a sequence of climbing hooks. There are facilities for people with reduced mobility.
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Spectator Area 15
An area where you can see the progress of the competitors as they climb to the top and the right-hand hairpin. Access area for 4x4s.
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Spectator Area 16
The area of the traditional descent from Alqueve, where after approaching the crossroads, you have excellent visibility towards the end of the section.
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