The TT Rallye of Cuenca is a very exciting event because the race, which will be held in the lands of Castilla-La Mancha, will produce the 2023 Spanish Off-Road Rally Champion.
Santiago Carnicer, Jesús Fuster and Carlos Vento are the three leading contenders for the coveted Spanish National Champion title.
Thus, the seventh and last event will be held in the province of Cuenca, and its epicenter will be in the city of Cuenca, on October 20 and 21. According to the Organization, it will be a 450 kilometers race, very technical in navigation where the co-drivers will be the main protagonists because, in addition, in Cuenca it will be the first time the digital Road Book will be used.
For the pilots it will be very slow in some sections due to the difficulty of the route, and although it will not be a groundbreaking race, it will be very changeable through very technical roads, mountain tracks, and paths with grass and gravel.
It should be noted that the ParaBaja Step by Step will be held in Cuenca, the first motor sport initiative open to people with different abilities in Spain. Ukrainian drivers and co-drivers with physical sequels as a consequence of the war conflict have joined this magnificent initiative of inclusive motor racing, and will be part of the STEP Team composed of four cars, four buggies and two motorcycles.
In addition, the IX Rallye TT de Cuenca is the last scoring event for the Spanish Motorcycle Championship, from which the Spanish Motorcycle Raid Champion will also emerge.
Automatic translation from the original Spanish version
Source Rallye TT Cuenca
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