Baja "Grozny": the finale of the rally attack season and a real off-road adventure on November 5-8, with the support of the non-profit organization for the popularization and development of motor sports in Russia ANO "Rusgonki", the Chechen Republic will host the Baja "Grozny" - the fifth (last) stage of the Russian Rally Championship in the T3, T2, R and Absolute categories. This is not only the culmination of the sports season, but also a bright event for all motor sports enthusiasts in the field: the race will unite professionals and amateurs, and the spectators will enjoy a beautiful opening and a unique track with varied terrain. Over the course of three days, the participants will travel over 800 kilometers along scenic routes, including expanses of prairies and sandy areas, and the total length of the terrain sports route will be 584 kilometers. More than 50 athletes in cars and buggies from all over Russia will participate in the competition. Among them are the winners and medals of the most difficult races on the planet: Dakar Rally Marathon, Silk Road Rally, Russian and World Champions, recognized masters of rally attacks. In addition to the final stage of the Russian Championship, there will be additional tests in the off-road racing series Alpha Race for cars and buggies as part of the "Grozny" Baja: N2, Alfa Tour, as well as a separate competition in orienteering vehicles with all-wheel drive. This feature makes the race interesting and accessible to different groups of participants - from experienced athletes to off-road adventure enthusiasts. The competition begins with the festive opening ceremony, which will take place on November 6 from 14:00 to 15:00 in the central square named after A. that. Kadyrov in Grozny, after which the teams will move to the prologue - a short special stage, the route of which will pass in the area of ​​the village of Krasnostephanovskoye. After that, the sports competition will unfold on the main track, where maximum concentration and coordination will be required from the pilots and navigators.

Baja "Grozny": the finale of the rally attack season and a real off-road adventure on November 5-8, with the support of the non-profit organization for the popularization and development of motor sports in Russia ANO "Rusgonki", the Chechen Republic will host the Baja "Grozny" - the fifth (last) stage of the Russian Rally Championship in the T3, T2, R and Absolute categories. This is not only the culmination of the sports season, but also a bright event for all motor sports enthusiasts in the field: the race will unite professionals and amateurs, and the spectators will enjoy a beautiful opening and a unique track with varied terrain. Over the course of three days, the participants will travel over 800 kilometers along scenic routes, including expanses of prairies and sandy areas, and the total length of the terrain sports route will be 584 kilometers. More than 50 athletes in cars and buggies from all over Russia will participate in the competition. Among them are the winners and medals of the most difficult races on the planet: Dakar Rally Marathon, Silk Road Rally, Russian and World Champions, recognized masters of rally attacks. In addition to the final stage of the Russian Championship, there will be additional tests in the off-road racing series Alpha Race for cars and buggies as part of the "Grozny" Baja: N2, Alfa Tour, as well as a separate competition in orienteering vehicles with all-wheel drive. This feature makes the race interesting and accessible to different groups of participants - from experienced athletes to off-road adventure enthusiasts. The competition begins with the festive opening ceremony, which will take place on November 6 from 14:00 to 15:00 in the central square named after A. that. Kadyrov in Grozny, after which the teams will move to the prologue - a short special stage, the route of which will pass in the area of ​​the village of Krasnostephanovskoye. After that, the sports competition will unfold on the main track, where maximum concentration and coordination will be required from the pilots and navigators.