The 11th edition of the Rallye TT Cuenca will take place on October 3–4 in the city of Cuenca and its surrounding areas. This cross-country rally for cars and motorcycles is the sixth and final round of the 2025 Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship (GT2i), setting the stage for a thrilling finale where the national champion could be crowned in Cuenca.
The Cuenca Motor Club envisions this event not only as a top-tier sporting competition featuring the best teams and drivers in both cars and motorcycles, but also as a community-wide effort involving local authorities, social agents, and more than 20 municipalities along the route.
Although this year’s edition won’t be part of the FIA European Cup for Cross-Country Bajas, the club remains committed to securing that status in future editions.
Organizer Víctor Alijas explained: “The excellent evaluation report by the FIA's European inspectors on the Cuenca TT Rally, along with the prestige of the event itself, shows we’re on the right path. So for now, Cuenca remains in reserve on the European calendar.”
He added: “Managing an event with over 125 teams, under the scrutiny of international inspectors, was a major challenge—but it paid off. The technical report confirmed that this region is well-suited for European-level competition.”
Alijas also noted that: “Although the European Baja Cup has already reached its quota of events for this year, the FIA is aware of our potential and capabilities. We’ll continue improving.”
He concluded: “Both Cuenca Motor Club 4x4 and the Spanish Federation are working together with the goal of making Rallye TT Cuenca a European Baja Cup event. That would firmly place Cuenca on the European off-road racing map.”
Source: Club Cuenca Motor official press relase
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