Last race of the Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship 2023. October 20-21 will be the grand finale. Some Ukrainian drivers, who were called up in the war and suffered serious injuries, will take part in the rally in Cuenca.
The countdown begins for the end of the Spanish TT Rally Championship 2023, which is expected to be a thrilling one. The seventh and last event of the National Championship will be held in the province of Cuenca and will have its epicenter in the city of Cuenca, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In the ninth edition of the Cuenca TT Rally, to be held on October 21 and 22, several titles will be fought, among which the Spanish Championship title will be the most important, so the brand-new champion of Spain TT Rally 2023 will come out of Cuenca.
The route, which is secret, will be about 450 kilometers and will offer many novelties since fifty percent will be completely new. What we can advance is that it will be a very technical route where the navigators will be the main protagonists. In some sections, it will be very slow due to the difficulty of the route, and although it is not expected to be a groundbreaking race, it will be characterized by being very technical. And there will also be some spectacular sections in the incredible natural landscapes of Cuenca.
One of the most suggestive aspects of this edition will be the participation of Ukrainian military personnel who have suffered some disability in the Ukrainian War. Through the Spanish Federation, some Ukrainian pilots, who were called up in the war and suffered serious injuries, will take part in the Cuenca rally. At the moment, two Ukrainian servicemen have already confirmed their participation in the IX Rallye TT Cuenca.
Automatic translation from the original Spanish version
Source Rallye TT Cuenca // Photo: Kike Belenguer. Text: Irene González
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