She is Fataga section – Maspalomas It is a rapid and technical descent that combines the beauty of the Southern Gran Canaria scenery with the feeling of the WRC 2025 competition at the Canary Islands rally. A sum of 37 Rally teams Full of talent, apart from which are Toyota, Skoda, Citroën, škoda, Ford and Hyundai Brands, They will deal with 18 stages total over 300 competitive kilometers.
The stretch of Fatalag – Maspalomas at the Canary Islands Rally 2025 is one of the most symbolic and expected specialists because its second pass will act as a balloon stage, Provides extra points to faster pilots.
Location and itinerary: This section took place south of Gran Canaria, which joined the attractive town of Falama with the tourist Maspalomas Zone. The exit is located on the Falama helmet and the route drops quickly until it comes to the maspalomas.
Length and schedule: It is 13.47 kilometers long. For the Canary Islands Rally 2025, the scheduled schedule is:
PASSES (TC15): 9:05 Hours of Canarian. Second Pass (TC18 – Wolf Power Stage): 13:15 Hours of Canarian.
Section Features: Experts described it as a very fast stretch, which runs primarily by good asphalt. However, It also presents close and technical areasEspecially in the initial part near Falagaga. The Downloading Maspalomas is very fast, which rushes braking. Teams should consider different types of asphalt, the possible moisture and The tire management to be competitive in this section.
Public places and accessing: The organization enables various public places including the section, which is marked to ensure the safety of viewers. Specific parking are also arranged and It is recommended to use the bus -organized bus service to access different areas of the sectionEasy to remove and avoid traffic congestion. It is important to respect security indications and are found only in allowable areas.
His power stage character in the second pass adds an extra tension and show, making it a Culminating Point of the Canary Islands Rally 2025.
Source: La Verdad
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