Latest news and stories about rally de portugal in Portugal for expats and residents.
Elfyn Evans leads the WRC world championship with 101 points, two more than his teammate, Takamoto Katsuta.
The town of Tábua hosted testing sessions for the Rally de Portugal, bringing back the excitement of the World Rally Championship.
An overview of the current World Rally Championship standings ahead of the upcoming Rally de Portugal event.
An overview of the modifications to the rally route within the Coimbra district for the upcoming event.
The Vodafone Rally de Portugal event features new updates and developments.
French rally driver Sébastien Ogier conducted test runs in the Góis region in preparation for the upcoming Rally de Portugal.
Tiago Silva is set to compete in the Rally of Portugal for the first time, focusing on learning and developing his skills in the competition.
The Vodafone Rally de Portugal introduces new updates to its race course.
An overview and analysis ahead of the Rally de Portugal event.
The municipality of Góis is confirmed as a key location for the 2026 edition of the Rally de Portugal.
The municipality of Arganil has formalised a contract to host the Rally de Portugal event.
The local council of Arganil is preparing a road section to host the Rally de Portugal event.
The municipality of Arganil is getting a refurbished road section ready for the upcoming Rally de Portugal, anticipating a large turnout of spectators.
The Rally de Portugal route includes a new section in the Lousã municipality.
Frenchman Sébastien Ogier is the main highlight among the 11 Rally1 drivers entered for the 2026 Rally de Portugal, scheduled for May 7-10. The Toyota driver returns to a competition where he has seven victories, including the 2025 edition. Toyota Gazoo Racing will field five Rally1 cars, while Hyundai and M-Sport also confirm their lineups. The event features a strong national presence with 13 Portuguese teams, including Armindo Araújo, Ricardo Teodósio, and José Pedro Fontes. The rally will be based in Matosinhos, featuring iconic stages such as Fafe, Amarante, Arganil, and Lousã.
