Teams registering to compete in the Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship (CERTT) will benefit from a support package designed to significantly subsidize the registration fee, substantially reducing the overall cost—even during the upgrade process.
The CERTT competitors will complete the full course (selective sections, liaisons, etc.) of the World Baja Cup, over three days of racing.
Press Release – June 6, 2025 – The 2025 Baja Spain Aragón will be a scoring round on the GT2i Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship calendar. National rally raid teams will have the opportunity to compete in the same competitive environment as top international teams, covering the same course over three days of racing as those in the World Baja Cup, within a top-tier FIA-level event.
This creates an exceptional opportunity for GT2i Spanish Championship drivers to compete in real race conditions against international competitors, gaining extra motivation from the unique atmosphere of the 2025 Baja Spain Aragón. The route, of the highest level and set in the iconic region of Teruel—renowned in the off-road world—offers the prestige and dream of competing in a legendary event that many drivers, co-drivers, and teams aspire to experience at least once in their careers.
A highly publicized event with live streaming coverage, the Baja Spain Aragón attracts thousands of fans who bring an unmatched energy to the race days, offering participants an extra incentive to join the competition.
To encourage participation from teams in the GT2i Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship, Octagon, as the promoter/organizer, has reached an agreement with the Royal Spanish Motorsport Federation to offer a discounted entry fee. This initiative significantly reduces the cost of participation rights, making it much easier for national teams to take part.
Full event information and details are available on the official website: www.bajaaragon.com
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Source: Baja Aragon
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