Rally Mexico 2023 Route

16 - 19 march 2023

Service Park : León, Guanajuato
https://www.rallymexico.com
Rally Mexico Stage Maps
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WRC Results
1 – Sebastian Ogier
2 – Thierry Neuville
3 – Elfan Evans

WRC 2 Results
1 – Oliver Solberg
2 – Yohan Rossel
3 – Eric Lindholm

Rally Mexico

Rally Mexico, formerly Rally America,  is back for 2023 after a 2 year absence from the WRC calendar. It is the opening gravel round of the season, preceded by the asphalt of Rally Monte Carlo and the snow of Rally Sweden.

Sebastian Ogier made his JWRC debut for Citroen here back in 2008 in a C2 S1600. The star has included this in his part time 2023 schedule. Sebastian Loeb and Ogier are by far the most successful drivers at Rally Mexico, each winning a total 6 times. Sebastian Loeb had 6 consecutive wins between 2006 and 2012 (the rally being absent in 2009 due to rotation). A win in 2023 will put Ogier with the most Rally Mexico victories.

The stages that makeup Rally Mexico 2023 are compact, with all of them being based around the cities of León, Silao, and Guanajuato, the headquarters and service park is León. The compact nature  means it has a high ratio of stage to liason miles, the 2007 rally was the shortest in WRC history with a total distance of less than 850km. It still included more than 366km of stages and more than 43 per cent was competitive.

The Rally Mexico route has the highest stages in the championship, reaching over 2700 meters in altitude.  The lack of air pressure at this height causes the power of the cars to drop by around 20%, making errors costly due to the longer time it takes to regain speed.

Tickets & Access

Most of the stages of Rally Mexico are free to access, however, there is a Rally Pass package, which gives access to the Grandstands in the Las Dunas Superspecial, Callejera Distrito Leon, Ceremonial start and finish in Guanajuato (with priority access), Callejera Distrito Leon and various spectator areas with shade and WC. A second level, ‘Rally Pass All Inclusive’, also provides access to the bus, providing transport to the various spectator areas from the Service park.

The passes increase in price the closer to the event.

The standard Rally Pass costs between USD 102  –  USD 157 for adults and USD 89 – USD 133 mex for children.

The Rally Pass All Inclusive costs between USD 133 – USD 177 for adults and USD 124 – USD 184

Rally Mexico 2023 Schedule

 

17.55Arrancada Ceremonial
20.05SS1 – Guanajuato Street Stage
20.28SS2 – Guanajuato Street Stage
20.28Regroup
8.43 SS 3 – El Chocolate 1
9.46 SS 4 – Ortega 1
10.39 SS 5 – Los Minas 1
12.49 Service B – Mobil 1 Park
14.17 SS 6 – El Chocolate 2
15.20 SS 7 – Ortega 2
16.13 SS 8 – Las Minas 2
17.16 SS 9 – Las Dunas 1
18.09 SS 10 – Distrito Leon MX
18.36 Service C – Mobil 1 Park
7.38SS  – Guanajuatito 1
8.21SS 4 – Otates 1
9.24SS 5 – Los Tepetates
9.54Service B – Mobil 1 Park
11.42SS 6 – Guanajuatito 2
12.25SS 7 – Otates 2
13.55Service C – Mobil 1 Park
15.43SS 8 – Guanajuatito 3
16.26SS 9 – Otates 2
17.51SS 10 – Autodromo de Leon – SSS1
17.56SS 11 – Autodromo de Leon – SSS2
18.36Service D – Mobil 1 Park
08.05 SS 20 – Las Dunas 4
9.16 SS 21 – Otates
10.24 SS 22 – San Diego
12.18 El Brinco – Power Stage
13.23 Service F – Mobil 1 Park Stage
14.30 Finish Ceremony

Rally Mexico 2023 Route Map

WRC Results
1 – Sebastian Ogier
2 – Thierry Neuville
3 – Elfan Evans

WRC 2 Results
1 – Oliver Solberg
2 – Nikolay Gryazin
3 – Eric Lindholm

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