On that same Friday, September 11, starting at 2:30 p.m. with the motorcycles, the prologue will be held once again in the area around Gea de Albarracín (6.48 km), as in previous editions. Saturday, September 12, will feature two selective sectors: SS1 – Argente/Concud (151.07 km) and SS2 Caminreal/Gea de Albarracín (180.08 km).
The second and final stage will take place on Sunday, September 13, with SS3 covering the same Argente/Concud route as Saturday, before the finish in Teruel after almost 500 timed kilometres in total. In SS3, the motorcycles and quads will start early (7 a.m.) and complete the stage before the cars (11 a.m.) and trucks (2 p.m.).
The organisers have also published a map showing points of interest for spectators. The detailed guide includes GPS coordinates and schedules so the public can arrive in advance, knowing exactly where to stand and enjoy the competitors passing by, supported by the warmth of the incomparable fans who attend the event.
THE AREAS OF TERUEL THE RACE WILL PASS THROUGH
The Baja Aragón will cross three districts: Teruel, Jiloca and Albarracín. The area it will pass through most is that surrounding the provincial capital, including as many as 16 towns: Alba, Aguatón, Camañas, Alfambra, Argente, Celadas, Cella, Caudé, Concud, Lidón, Santa Eulalia del Campo, Teruel, Torrelacárcel, Torremocha de Jiloca, Visiedo and Villarquemado.
The route will also pass through up to 13 towns in the Jiloca district: Blancas, Bello, Caminreal, Monreal del Campo, Fuentes Claras, Ojos Negros, Odón, Pozuel del Campo, Torrijo del Campo, Torralba de los Sisones, Villafranca del Campo, Villalba de los Morales and Villar de Salz. In the Albarracín district, meanwhile, the competition will pass through just one town: Gea de Albarracín.
