CERTT GT2i 2026 Calendar
The Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship GT2i returns to action in 2026 with several changes regarding the dates, in a season that promises once again to be highly exciting. The championship continues to establish itself as one of the most impactful series organized by the Royal Spanish Automobile Federation.
The season kicks off for the second consecutive year in Guadalajara, with a new edition of the Rallye TT Guadalajara – Villa de Cifuentes, which is expected to welcome competitors with low temperatures, just like last season. One month later, the series heads to Jaén for a new edition of the Rallye TT Jaén Mar de Olivos, which returns to the calendar after a one-season absence.
Another novelty is the new date for the Baja TT Cuenca, which not only changes its schedule but also moves from October to May 8–10. This time, it will count toward the European Baja Championship. The month of May concludes with the Baja Lorca – Ciudad del Sol, where competitors will experience the first high temperatures of the season.
The Baja TT Dehesa de Extremadura also changes its date and will take place on June 19–20. The summer will culminate with the Baja España Aragón, which will once again be part of the World Baja Cup.
After the summer break, teams will wrap up the season on September 4–5 with a new edition of the Cierzo Rally Ejército de Tierra, which will bring the championship to a close in Zaragoza.
March 6–7 – Rallye TT Guadalajara – Villa de Cifuentes
April 11–12 – Rallye TT Jaén Mar de Olivos
May 8–10 – Baja TT Cuenca
May 29–30 – Baja Lorca – Ciudad del Sol
June 19–20 – Baja TT Dehesa de Extremadura
July 24–26 – Baja España Aragón
September 4–5 – Cierzo Rally Ejército de Tierra
Source: CERTT/RFEDA
Photo: Baja Extremadura
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