In the summer of 2024, Latvia hosted a round of the FIA World Rally Championship for the first time.
Thanks to everyone who was in Latvia and followed the intense events and emotional moments, cheering for the world's most masterful rally drivers, fighting for victory in the legendary Kurzeme stages.
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“This is a dream come true moment. Our work that started many years ago has finally concluded with a clear pathway for Latvia to host a WRC event in 2024".
RA EVENTS, the organizer of international competitions in Latvia, has started negotiations with “WRC Promoter”, the organizer of the FIA European Rally Championship (ERC) and the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), regarding the possibility of Latvia’s potential return to the international rallying calendars – first by organizing an ERC round in 2026 and then – in 2027 and 2028 – by bringing WRC back to Latvia again.
Last week, the historically first round of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) took place in Latvia – Tet Rally Latvia, officially making Latvia the 37th country in the world to host a top-level rally. Organizing a rally of unprecedented geographical scope and complexity, preliminary data shows that more than 100 000 people visited the stages, various city activities, and other event-related venues. At the finish of Tet Rally Latvia, two-time world champion Kalle Rovanperä from Finland, who began his career in Latvia and twice won the Latvian rally championship, stepped on the podium celebrating the overall victory.
M-Sport Ford World Rally Team witnessed a stunning performance from local hero Mārtiņš Sesks, who shone on his hybrid Rally1 debut. Elsewhere in the team, Adrien Fourmaux claimed a solid fourth overall and Grégoire Munster continued his points scoring run.
Neuville and Tänak occupy the top two places in the drivers’ championship
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On the first rally day (Thursday), first super special stage will take place in Biķernieki Track, Rīga. Friday’s special stages are scheduled in Tukums and Talsi regions.
Saturday’s special stages are planned at Tukums region, Dienvidkurzeme region and rally city Liepāja, while last part of Tet Rally Latvia on Sunday are planned at Dienvidkurzeme region.
Find full information about the special stages, as well as an interactive stage map, here:
https://www.lvrally.com/en/spectators/interactive-map
To successfully plan your rally viewing route, check out the Official Event Programme available here!
Tickets of the Tet Rally Latvia, the round of the FIA World Rally Championship, are available at all Biļešu Paradīze sales points, as well as on the website www.bilesuparadize.lv
Rally spectators who choose to enjoy the rally in a special atmosphere are offered the opportunity to purchase VIP tickets.
https://www.lvrally.com/en/spectators/vip
If the child is 10 years old or younger on the rally day, they do not need an entrance ticket to access the stages. We offer junior tickets at a discounted rate for individuals aged 11 to 17 (inclusive).If the person is 18 years old on the rally day, an adult ticket is required.
Maps of the special stages can be found on Interactive Map, Stages Overview or Official Event Programme, where you are also able to find information about dedicated Spectator Zones on each special stage.
Yes, Latvian pensioners are eligible for discounted entrance tickets.
Yes, there are one-day VIP rally tickets and also two-day VIP tickets.
More: https://www.lvrally.com/en/spectators/vip
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