The 41st edition of the Baja España Aragón will feature the highest participation in terms of quality and quantity of teams and drivers in cars, motorcycles, and trucks.
The 2025 Baja España Aragón Trofeo Getac date is approaching, just over a month away, with the scheduled date from Friday, July 25th to Sunday, July 27th, 2025.
With the subsidized registration deadline over, the event now has nearly two hundred teams scheduled to participate, including those registered in the car, motorcycle, and truck categories.
The car entry list now exceeds one hundred crews, and only a few spots remain to fill the maximum allowed number of 150 participating vehicles. An unparalleled turnout success that will soon sell out, with 2025 boasting a successful competition in terms of both quantity and quality of teams and riders, including top names from different brands.
Motorcycle registrations are also at their highest level at this point, with around a hundred riders expected to compete on the tracks of Teruel and the province during the three days of competition.
A route that will be tackled in the same way by trucks, with more than a dozen teams already registered in the top class. This category has become a hallmark of the Baja España Aragón Trofeo Getac 2025, as truck raids are not possible in many events, especially in Europe.
Car and truck teams that have not yet done so have until July 9, 2025, the final registration deadline, to formalize their participation and qualify for this 41st edition of the Baja Aragón.
For participants in the motorcycle category, the deadlines are different: July 1st for registration at a discounted rate, and July 18th for final registration.
Source: Baja Aragon
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