The program for the Rally Estonia

Welcoming the WRC for the second time in its history (Ott Tänak won the first edition in 2020), the Rally of Estonia is offering this year a route of 24 special stages and almost 315 timed kilometers.

After a first time this Thursday on a 1,64 km long course, hostilities will really begin on Friday, eight special stages.

Saturday will be the busiest day with two new loops and a second pass on the Tartu super special for a total of 130 kilometers of racing.

This second Rally of Estonia will close on Sunday with six special stages including the Power Stage on SS24, the finale of the weekend.

The program for the Rally Estonia

Thursday July 15

• SS1 – 19:38 p.m.: Tartu 1 (1,64 km)

Friday July 16

• SS2 – 8:40 a.m.: Arula 1 (12,68 km)
• SS3 – 9:28 a.m.: Otepää 1 (17,05 km)
• SS4 – 10:16 a.m.: Kanepi 1 (16,54 km)
• SS5 – 11:08 a.m.: Kambja 1 (17,85 km)

Support

• SS6 – 14:34 a.m.: Arula 2 (12,68 km)
• SS7 – 15:22 a.m.: Otepää 2 (17,05 km)
• SS8 – 16:10 a.m.: Kanepi 2 (16,54 km)
• SS9 – 17:08 a.m.: Kambja 2 (17,85 km)

Saturday, July 17

• SS10 – 7:06 a.m.: Peipsiääre 1 (23,53 km)
• SS11 – 8:08 a.m.: Mustvee 1 (12,28 km)
• SS12 – 9:36 a.m.: Raanitsa 1 (22,76 km)
• SS13 – 10:39 a.m.: Vastsemõisa 1 (6,70 km)

Support

• SS14 – 14:06 a.m.: Peipsiääre 2 (23,53 km)
• SS15 – 15:08 a.m.: Mustvee 2 (12,28 km)
• SS16 – 16:34 a.m.: Raanitsa 2 (22,76 km)
• SS17 – 17:37 a.m.: Vastsemõisa 2 (6,70 km)
• SS18 – 19:08 p.m.: Tartu 2 (1,64 km)

Sunday, July 18

• SS19 – 6:21 a.m.: Neeruti 1 (7,82 km)
• SS20 – 7:09 a.m.: Elva 1 (11,72 km)
• SS21 – 8:08 a.m.: Tartu vald 1 (6,51 km)
• SS22 – 10:41 a.m.: Neeruti 2 (7,82 km)
• SS23 – 11:29 a.m.: Elva 2 (11,72 km)
• SS24 – 13:18 a.m.: Tartu vald 1 (6,51 km)