On June 7, 8 and 9, the Portuguese Off-Road Championship heads to the Trás-os-Montes region for another edition of the Baja TT Norte de Portugal, a race organized by CAMI Motorsport, the only one on the calendar to be held in the north. This year there are many new features and points of interest for riders and the general public.
With the nerve center once again located in the beautiful city of Valpaços, the race will have four selective sectors, passing through the municipalities of Macedo de Cavaleiros and Vinhais.
Tradition continues and the race will pass through the Autocross Track in Murça. Four municipalities are giving their full support to the race and, together with CAMI Motorsport, are doing everything they can to ensure that the 2024 edition of the Baja TT Norte de Portugal goes down in off-road history.
In addition to the competition and the spectacular nature of the race, spectator areas will be set up for the total safety of the public. On the 7th, the public will be able to see the machines and riders at a symbolic start in front of Valpaços Town Hall from 9.15pm.
As usual, a Guide to the Baja TT Norte de Portugal is being prepared (with timetables, show areas, etc.), to be published on the official CAMI Motorsport website (www.cami.pt) and on its social networks.
Info: This race will only have Cars, T3 Challenger and T4 SSV. The remaining categories (Motos, Quads and SSV Non-FIA) will not race this event.
This text has been translated by IA from the original Portuguese version, which you can find on our website www.todoterreno.pt.
Source: CAMI
Photo: ImagensDesportivas.com / Rally-Raid Network
Disclaimer:
As a service to the sport we all love and follow, Rally-Raid Network posts numerous media releases from a wide variety of sources on our website. Due to the large number, and some times short time available, it is nearly impossible to review each public release. These articles are written by reporters or press officers who work for various organizers, teams, drivers, riders, and other parties, and they do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Rally-Raid Network.
