The calendar for the 2024 FIM Baja World Cup has been released, this consists of eight rounds across seven different countries over an eleven month period.
The series gets under way with the Saudi Baja that runs from 8-10 February followed by two events in Spain – the Baja TT Dehesa Extremadura from 2-4 May and the Baja Aragon from 26-28 July.
Competition then switches to Central Europe with the Baja Hungary on 8-11 August before, following a summer break, returning to the Gulf States with the Baja Qatar that will be staged from 31 October to 2 November.
Round six will be the Baja TT do Oeste in Portugal from 8-10 November before the series concludes with a double date in the Middle East, starting with the Dubai International Baja on 15-17 November and then signing off with the Jordan Baja on 28-30 November.
The 2024 series will include a new Trail category, which is open to 600cc road registered motorcycles with two or more cylinders weighing no a maximum of 165kg and limited to a top speed of 130kph.
Source: FIM
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