SS10/14 - Felgueiras
Schedule — 1.st passage at 8:05am I 2.nd passage at 02:35pm
After returning in 2021, the Vodafone Rally de Portugal will once again take to the roads of Monte de Santa Quitéria. The route is a veritable merry-go-round in the forest, interspersing fast areas with sections of very demanding driving, on a course that was tailor-made for the Rally when it was first used in 1993.
Spectator Area 17
A localised area where you can watch the start and the initial descent, which ends in a left-hand hairpin. The lack of trees and an artificial amphitheatre provide spectators with good visibility. This area is suitable for people with reduced mobility.
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Spectator Area 18
An area where the public can keep a close eye on the competitors on a downhill right-hander and also on a corner sequence. Here the front-running cars will be able to show off all their power on the approach to the course..
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Spectator Area 19
This spectacle zone is located at the tarmac crossing after the descent from the Santa Quitéria Sanctuary, where spectators can watch a sequence of fast zones before the route enters the forest again.
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Spectator Area 20
In the final section of the Felgueiras classification, the competitors approach a long right-hand bend where those watching will be able to follow on the inside. Here, the spectacle is obviously guaranteed.
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SS11/15 - Montim
Scheduel — 1.st passage at 09:05am I 2.nd passage at 03:35pm
This year Montim returns to the Vodafone Rally de Portugal itinerary. With the same route as the 2022 edition, the section will have three spectacle areas where the public can follow the progress of the competitors.
Spectator Area 21
Spectators will be able to watch the competitors quickly approach a left-hand hairpin, which then leads to the cars passing around the entire area where the public is stationed.
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Spectator Area 22
A fast area with a winding approach, where spectators will be able to watch the race cars pass on a high level with excellent visibility.
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Spectator Area 23
Here the competitors approach a right-hand bend with heavy braking. You can see the approach to the bend as well as the exit from it over a 300 metre stretch.
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SS12/16 - Amarante
Schedule— 1.st passage at 10:05am I 2.nd passage at 04:35pm
Since 2015, the Amarante section has remained the longest stage of the rally with a total of 37.24 kilometres. The route of this stage starts in Mondim de Basto and largely uses the old Marão, a classic of the Rally de Portugal of the 80s. Places such as the Fridão hairpin, the Ponte da Guiné and the Sapinha hairpin are travelled again this year as they were for the first time in 1969. Due to their distance, the teams are taking a different approach, where endurance and pace management will certainly be decisive factors in a good result on this third day of competition.
Spectator Area 24
At this point, in the municipality of Mondim de Basto, competitors approach a gain to the left that requires great technique in its manoeuvre, typical of this mythical rally section. 4x4 access area.
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Spectator Area 25
In this Spectacle Zone, spectators have the chance to watch the Rally from the mythical Fridão hairpin, from a variety of vantage points that will delight those who attend.
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Spectator Area 26
It's an interesting area to follow, given the width of the road and also because the competitors dance their way round each bend that makes up this section of the stage.
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Spectator Area 27
This area offers a variety of views, from the tarmac approach to the dirt track towards the end of the section. This area is suitable for people with reduced mobility.
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Spectator Area 28
This is a spectacle zone that provides great visibility of the race and a variety of views for all the spectators present.
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SS13/17 - Paredes
Schedule — 1.st passage at 11:35am l 2.nd passage às 06:05pm
The big news for 2023 was the inclusion of the special classification race in Paredes. This year's route has been revamped and partly takes advantage of the shakedown route, ending in the same place, the Baltar Circuit. The section has everything from very fast to slow areas, in open countryside, in the middle of eucalyptus trees, which will be an excellent challenge for the drivers.
Spectator Area 29
It's an interesting area to follow, given the width of the road and also because the competitors dance their way round each bend that makes up this section of the stage.
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Spectator Area 30
The area offers a variety of views, from the tarmac approach to the dirt track towards the end of the section.
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Spectator Area 31
This is a spectacular area that offers great visibility of the race and a variety of viewpoints. The area is suitable for people with reduced mobility.
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SS18 - Lousada
Schedule — 07:05pm
The Costilha track in Lousada, which has long been the scene of world motorsport duels, offers drivers a unique opportunity to face their opponents directly on parallel tracks over 3.36 kilometres. This is how the third day of this edition of the Vodafone Rally de Portugal ends, always spectacular and remarkable. If you want to attend the Lousada superspecial, you must buy your ticket through the ACP Shop.