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Sierra Diablo Stage
A brutal high-desert route carved through volcanic rock and dry creek beds. Blind crests and loose gravel punish any mistake at speed.
A brutal high-desert route carved through volcanic rock and dry creek beds. Blind crests and loose gravel punish any mistake at speed.
The fan favourite. A flowing mixed-surface loop with fast tarmac sections giving way to unpredictable gravel hairpins and sweeping valley bends.
High-altitude mountain pass with sheer drop-offs and a series of linked switchbacks. The fastest drivers clock under 6 minutes – barely.
The longest stage on the regional calendar. Wide open desert plateau turns deceptively technical through invisible ruts and sand drifts.
Threading the Rio Grande canyon rim, this stage demands both delicacy and raw aggression. River crossings and canyon walls add to the drama.
The only night stage in the championship. Run under floodlights and headlights only, this tight urban circuit separates the fearless from the rest.
Elevation changes of over 900 metres packed into 19 km. The highland plateau’s thin air and loose shale test tyres and engines in equal measure.
Home stage for El Bierzo Racing. A spectator-friendly mesa route with huge jumps, fast sweepers and the passionate local crowd lining every metre.
Pure speed. The fastest stage in the championship averages over 140 km/h, with just two medium-speed corners interrupting wall-to-wall flat-out stretches.