2021 Spanish Rally Championship season

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The Spanish Rally Championship is a rallying series run over the course of a year, that comprises tarmac and gravel surface events. 2021 is the 3rd season of the series. The season was due to begin in Rally Tierras Altas de Lorca, but got postponed. Instead, it started in Rallye Sierra Morena

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Changes

In 2021 the Spanish Gravel Championship and the Spanish Tarmac Championship mixed into the Spanish Rally Superchampionship. The two championships became the Spanish Gravel Cup and the Spanish Tarmac Cup.

The N5 Cup will make a return, after being shut down in 2020. [1]

Calendar

The Spanish Rally Championship features many different support categories:

RoundDatesRally nameSurfaceNotes
108-10 AprilXXXVIII Rallye Sierra MorenaTarmacClio Trophy Spain Rd.1, Dacia Sandero Cup Rd 1, Suzuki Swift Cup Rd 1, Iberian Rally Trophy Rd 1, Spain Tarmac Cup Rd 1, Andalucía Rd 3,
223-24 AprilX Rallye Tierras Altas de LorcaGravelSpain Gravel Cup Rd 1, Andalucía Gravel Rd 1, 2RM Trophy Rd 1,
415-16 MayRallye Villa de AdejeTarmacIberian Rally Trophy Rd 2, Canary Islands Rd 2,
505-6 JuneRallye Terra da AugaGravelSpain Gravel Cup Rd 2, N5 Cup Rd 2, 2RM Trophy Rd 2,
619-20 JuneRallye Reino de LeonGravelSpain Gravel Cup Rd 3, N5 Cup Rd 3, 2RM Trophy Rd 3,
717-18 JulyLIV Rallye de Ourense TermalTarmacClio Trophy Spain Rd.3, Dacia Sandero Cup Rd 3,Suzuki Swift Cup Rd 3,
821-22 AugustLII Rallye de Ferrol SuzukiTarmacSuzuki Swift Cup Rd 4, Tour European Rally Rd 3,
911-12 SeptemberLVIII Rallye Princesa de AsturiasTarmacClio Trophy Spain Rd.4, Dacia Sandero Cup Rd 4, Iberian Rally Trophy Rd 4, Spain Tarmac Cup Rd 6, N5 Cup Rd 5
1002-3 OctoberXLIV Rallye Villa de LlanesTarmacSuzuki Swift Cup Rd 6, Spain Tarmac Cup Rd 7,
1123-24 OctoberVIII Rallye de PozoblancoGravelAndalucia Gravel Rd 3,Spain Gravel Cup Rd 6, N5 Cup Rd 6, 2RM Trophy Rd 6,
1206-7 NovemberXVI Rallye La Nucia Trofeo Costa BlancaTarmacClio Trophy Spain Rd.5, Dacia Sandero Cup Rd 5, Iberian Rally Trophy Rd 5, Spain Tarmac Cup Rd 9
1320-21 NovemberRallye de Tierra de MadridGravelSpain Gravel Cup Rd 7, 2RM Trophy Rd 7,
1404-5 DecemberRallyeshow de MadridTarmacClio Trophy Spain Rd.6, Suzuki Swift Cup Rd 8,

[2] [3] [4]

Event Results

Podium places and informations on each event

RoundRally NamePodium FinishersStatistics
RankDriverCarTimeStagesLength-KMStartersFinishers
1 Flag of Andalucia.svg 38th Rally Sierra Morena1 Flag of Spain.svg Jose Antonio Suárez Skoda Fabia Rally2 Evo 1:26:33.010 (1 cancelled)151.523627
2 Flag of Spain.svg Jan Solans Citroen C3 R5 1:27:11.8
3 Flag of Spain.svg Javier PardoSuzuki Swift R4lly S1:29:27.2
RoundRally NamePodium FinishersStatistics
RankDriverCarTimeStagesLength-KMStartersFinishers
2 Flag of the Region of Murcia.svg 10th Rally Tierras Altas de Lorca1 Flag of Spain.svg Jan Solans Citroen C3 R5 45:48.56101.442619
2 Flag of Spain.svg Jose Antonio Suárez Skoda Fabia Rally2 Evo 46:18.7
3 Flag of Spain.svg Gorka Eizmendi Skoda Fabia R5 47:15.1
RoundRally NamePodium FinishersStatistics
RankDriverCarTimeStagesLength-KMStartersFinishers
3 Flag of the Canary Islands.svg 30th Rally Villa de Adeje1 Flag of Spain.svg Enrique Cruz Ford Fiesta R5 1:29:10.514 (1 cancelled)154.762418
2 Flag of Spain.svg Yeray Lemes Citroen C3 R5 1:29:41.9
3 Flag of Spain.svg Surhayen Pernía Hyundai I20 R5 1:29:46.4
RoundRally NamePodium FinishersStatistics
RankDriverCarTimeStagesLength-KMStartersFinishers
4 Flag of Galicia.svg 8th Rally da Auga-Camiño de Santiago1 Flag of Spain.svg Jose Antonio Suárez Skoda Fabia Rally2 Evo 1:22:21.89122.784221
2 Flag of Spain.svg Iván Ares Hyundai I20 R5 1:23:35.0
3 Flag of Spain.svg Gorka Eizmendi Skoda Fabia R5 1:25:21.1
RoundRally NamePodium FinishersStatistics
RankDriverCarTimeStagesLength-KMStartersFinishers
5 Flag of Galicia.svg 54th Rally de Ourense1 Flag of Spain.svg Jose Antonio Suárez Skoda Fabia Rally2 Evo 1:25:28.810150.126946
2 Flag of Spain.svg Iván Ares Hyundai I20 R5 1:26:17.8
3 Flag of Spain.svg Jose Luis Peláez Volkswagen Polo GTI R5 1:29:29.1

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