The Baja TT Norte de Portugal is one of the most anticipated events on the national off-road calendar, once again bringing together, from May 1 to 3, riders and teams from various categories, in both cars and motorcycles, for three days of pure adrenaline.
Organized by CAMI Motorsport, this year’s edition includes stages through Boticas, Macedo de Cavaleiros, Murça, Valpaços and Vila Pouca de Aguiar, in an event with strong sporting, economic and tourism impact, once again supported by CNN Portugal/TVI as Media Partner.
The northern landscape, especially that of Trás-os-Montes, with its challenging trails and stunning scenery, provides the backdrop for a competition that promises intensity and will be broadcast to audiences across Portugal by the country’s leading TV channel. An experience that reached wide audiences in 2025 and will be even stronger this year in terms of media exposure.
The diversity of terrain is one of the main challenges of the event. Between fast sections, technical trails and more rugged areas, both car and motorcycle competitors will need to demonstrate great adaptability.
More than just a competition, the Baja TT Norte de Portugal is a celebration of the off-road spirit. The event, unique in the north of the country, promotes the region, boosts the local economy and brings fans and competitors closer together in an atmosphere of camaraderie and passion for motorsport. With each edition, its importance grows within the national and even international scene, particularly due to its proximity to the Galicia region in Spain, leaving lasting memories for all who take part and attend.
The Baja TT Norte de Portugal is being prepared by CAMI Motorsport with the commitment and professionalism that define this club, especially in terms of safety, ensuring continuous support for everyone travelling to the region from May 1 to 3.
Source: Cami Motorsport
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