[WRC] Central European Rally (16-19.10.25)

[Eli]

Hey everyone,
After more than 6 long years, I’m going (finally!) to see a rally and while I have been in Rallye Deutschland last time it was held, I understand this is quite different. I was hoping you could give me some tips for the rally, I’ve already booked a hotel in Passau, and my goal is to try and see as much as possible. If anyone here has been in the rally in it’s 2 editions and can share any information that’ll be very helpful!

[Dimitris]

My CER route preview ��

https://www.powerslideblog.com/wrc-r...-route-preview

The new Czech stages this year look mega, as do the stages on Sunday.

[Andre Oliveira]

[Simmi]

Are Slowly Sideways still running in support of this? Can't find any info on their timetable if so.

[kudy]

yes, here is itinerary

https://www.adac-sport.com/Slowly_Si...itplan_SSW.pdf

[GlennM]

Hi all,

Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/ed...7384406007&z=9

[GlennM]

Hey everyone,
After more than 6 long years, I’m going (finally!) to see a rally and while I have been in Rallye Deutschland last time it was held, I understand this is quite different. I was hoping you could give me some tips for the rally, I’ve already booked a hotel in Passau, and my goal is to try and see as much as possible. If anyone here has been in the rally in it’s 2 editions and can share any information that’ll be very helpful!

I was there for the first time in 2024 and noticed it's hard to go to non spectator zones, meaning most of the roads to the stages are blocked with marchals, denying access.
After a couple of tries I gave up and just went to the spectator zones. I'm not saying it's impossible, maybe I just had bad luck with the non-spectator zones I picked.

The spectator zones have plenty of parking within a 5-10min walk to the stage.
I'm staying in Hauzenberg like last year, which is pretty centrally located. My planning on stage visits: SS2 / 3, 5, 6, 8 / 10, 12, 14 / 15, 16, 18.
Stage 8 & 14 are nearby Hauzenberg which gives me the advantage to be "home" quick at the end of the day. Note that I'm only staying in certain stages for the first 10-15 cars.

Have fun!

[Eli]

I was there for the first time in 2024 and noticed it's hard to go to non spectator zones, meaning most of the roads to the stages are blocked with marchals, denying access.
After a couple of tries I gave up and just went to the spectator zones. I'm not saying it's impossible, maybe I just had bad luck with the non-spectator zones I picked.

The spectator zones have plenty of parking within a 5-10min walk to the stage.
I'm staying in Hauzenberg like last year, which is pretty centrally located. My planning on stage visits: SS2 / 3, 5, 6, 8 / 10, 12, 14 / 15, 16, 18.
Stage 8 & 14 are nearby Hauzenberg which gives me the advantage to be "home" quick at the end of the day. Note that I'm only staying in certain stages for the first 10-15 cars.

Have fun!

That's so Cool, I saw Hauzenberg is relatively close(r) to the Czech border so you also have an advantage on that front, that's a lot(!) of stages to visit, do you know how many hours before they close the access to the stages? (and did you park close to the begining of the stage so you could leave easier afterwards?). Besides that, any other tips would be more than welcome! have fun too! & hope to see you there!