Chuchle tickets can be picked up in Chuchle. The rest can be picked up in Klatovy or at the Welcome Center.

Yes, both the Rally Pass and tickets purchased for Powertica Chuchle Arena will also grant you access to the Special Stage SS2 in Klatovy on Thursday.

Children and teenagers up to 15 years have free access to all spectator areas (standing) on all days, including the service park but not at Super special stage in Chuchle. However, they do not have access to the open grandstands (seating) at spectator areas and at the start and finish lines. A €0 ticket needs to be reserved for each child. Children's tickets are valid only when accompanied by a fully paying adult.

Yes, ticket sales for the Central European Rally 2024 have already started. You can find tickets and more information on this page.

Tickets / Friday - Sunday 45 EUR. Parking / Friday - Sunday 25 EUR.

Advance tickets for the Central European Rally are on sale online at http://ticket.centraleuropeanrally.eu. The advance sale platform offers support in German, English and Czech.

Yes. Tickets for specific stages (Stage Pass) will be sold on site.

SS1 Velká Chuchle 40,00 - 80,00 EUR Granted access to the special stage on Thursday. Regular 99,00 EUR Granted access to the special stages on the event days Thursday (Klatovy), Friday, Saturday and Sunday Day Pass 45,00 EUR Granted access to the special stages on the day of the event. Collectors Edition 1 of 1000 1 of 1000 125,00 EUR The Collectors Edition 1 of 1000 is limited to 1000 pieces and will be sent out in the form of a refined ticket. Handicap incl. companion 50,00 EUR People with a disability of at least 50% receive free admission. A ticket for the accompanying person is included free of charge with every ticket. Kids 0,00 EUR Children and young people up to the age of 15 receive free admission to all spectator points (standing area) on all days, including the service park. Parking / Friday - Sunday 25,00 EUR Parking at the spectator points and at the service park is not included in the ticket price. Standing area: Access to all spectator points (standing area) on all days incl. service park, except Super Special Stages. No access to open grandstands (seating area) at the spectator points and at the start and finish Seated area: Access to open grandstands (seating area) at the spectator points and at the start and finish.

Parking for spectators is charged. Parking fees vary depending on whether a shuttle bus runs from the respective parking lot to the spectator area. The location of the parking lots will be published well in advance of the event. The route will be marked.

Yes, entry to the ceremonial start is free.

Yes, entry to the shakedown is free.

Tickets / Friday - Sunday 45 EUR. Parking / Friday - Sunday 25 EUR.

No, separate tickets for the service park are not available.

Yes, we offer a discounted Rally Pass for persons with disabilities.

Please contact us via email at ticket@centraleuropeanrally.eu.

Anyone purchasing the Rally Pass 1 of 1000 can expect to receive their ticket through the post after the start of August. The lanyard included in the package can be collected on site from the merchandise shop in the service park in Passau.

Yes, it is valid. You can also switch between spectator zones on this stage.

Tickets for the Central European Rally are calculated in such a way that everyone who purchases one enjoys the best possible price. For this reason, there are no discounts for members of the organising motorsport federations.

Please contact us via email at ticket@centraleuropeanrally.eu.

This year's rally will be held from October 17 to 20, 2024.

The service park will be located in Karpfham near Bad Griesbach.

Visitors can orient themselves using the signage system, which will guide them to all important points (start, service parking lot, and spectator spots at the stages).

Yes, they will be available later on our website in the program section.

The Central European Rally features special stages across various regions in Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic. Here are the details for each day: Thursday (October 17): The rally begins with a shakedown in Točná, Prague, followed by a ceremonial start at Prague Castle. The day concludes with the first spectator stage in Velká Chuchle, Prague, and a night stage in Klatovy. Shakedown - Točná, Prague Ceremonial start - Prague Castle SSS1 - Velká Chuchle, Prague SS2 - Klatovy - Night stage Friday (October 18): The special stages will take place in the Czech Republic, including: SS 3/6 - Klatovy SS 4/7 - Strašín SS 5/8 - Šumavské Hoštice Saturday (October 19): The special stages will be near the border between Germany and Austria, including: SS 9/12 - Granit und Wald SS 10/13 - Beyond Borders SS 11/14 - Schärdinger Innviertel Sunday (October 20): The special stages will take place in Germany, including: SS 15/17 - Knaus Tabbert am Hochwald SS 16/18 - Passauer Land For more detailed information, including maps and the full event program, please visit the Central European Rally Program.

Spectator spots along the stages offer a good view of the rally. They are equipped with the necessary infrastructure to make the visit a real experience. Exact details on what can be found at each spot – such as catering, information from a local announcer, sanitary facilities – will be specified and announced well in advance of the event.

Yes, all important spectator spots on the rally will be marked in the vicinity and along the route.

Yes, fans will have the opportunity to camp near most of the stages. These camps will be announced by the organizer in due time.

Unfortunately, no. We recommend arriving by train for the opening super special stage. The train station is located right at the entrance to the racecourse area.

Yes, there will be a printed version of the official program. It will be sold on-site.

The itinerary will be published on September 2024 and can be found on our website.

Yes, it will be possible.

All the important information on the Central European Rally is available in German, Czech and English on the homepage at www.centraleuropeanrally.eu. In the event region, it is possible to communicate in the respective local language and English. Multilingual personnel are working at the event’s central facilities. Furthermore, all signage for the event is also in English, meaning language should be no barrier to a trip to the rally.

Filming and photography for purely private use is of course allowed everywhere. You can publish the material as usual on your private social media channels. If you intend to use the material for commercial purposes or to publish it in mass media, please contact us before doing so, as a license may be required. The easiest way to contact the media team for the Central European Rally is by email at media@centraleuropeanrally.eu.

No. The rally can only be watched from the designated spectator areas, where the safety of spectators and competitors is ensured.

The central point of reference for accommodation is ADAC Südbayern with its tourist specialists (accommodation @ centraleuropeanrally.eu). On site, the branches and travel agencies of ADAC Südbayern are a direct contact point (www.adac.de/deradac/ regionalclubs/suedbayern/geschaeftsstellen-reisebueros/). In the run-up to the event, spectators can also contact the tourist experts via the hotline +49 69 153225522 and the E-mail address service @ adacreisen.de. In addition, a list of hotels in the region and with allocations for the rally will be released on the website www.centraleuropeanrally.eu(from 15th June 2023).

You can find all you need to know about the Central European Rally at www.centraleuropeanrally.eu.

You can find the event using the acronym @cerwrc Facebook (www.facebook.com/wrccer) Instagram (www.instagram.com/cerwrc/) The official hashtag is #cerwrc.

Selected stages of the Central European Rally will be broadcast on ServusTV. Clips can be found at www.servustv.com. The dates of the streams and re-lives can be found at the same place.

The livestream of all FIA WRC events is available for a fee via WRC+ at www.wrc.com.

The live timing and many other live features (some at a cost) for all FIA WRC events are available via WRC+ at www.wrc.com.

A merchandising collection is being prepared for all those visitors who wish to share their enthusiasm for the brand-new three-country round of the FIA WRC. It will be ready in good time for the Central European Rally and is expected to be available on site and online. Details to follow.

Yes, there will be public presentations of the teams and cars. You will have several opportunities to see the teams and their vehicles up close: Thursday: Ceremonial Start in Prague: Experience the rally teams live against the beautiful backdrop of Prague Castle. This event offers a great opportunity to see the teams and cars as they prepare to start the rally. Throughout the Event: Service Park in Karpfham near Bad Griesbach: While separate tickets for the service park are not available, you can still see the teams and drivers working on their cars in the service park located in Karpfham near Bad Griesbach. Sunday: Finish Line in Passau: On the final day of the rally, the teams will cross the finish line in the city of three rivers, Passau, providing another chance to see the teams and cars. For more detailed information, including maps and the full event program, please visit the Central European Rally Program.

Helpers are required at many locations at the Central European Rally and are extremely welcome. Volunteers can register at http://volunteers.centraleuropeanrally.eu. Please specify your age, any experience you may have, and any desired volunteering locations.

The spotlight in the FIA WRC is obviously on the top class, Rally1. Here, elite works teams battle it outfor the world championship title, armed with cars loaded with state-of-the-art technology: the hybrid drivetrain consists of an efficient turbo petrol engine generating roughly 380 hp and an electric motor, which is capable of providing a further 136 hp. The battery is partly charged using energy recovered under braking and the combustion engine runs on fossil-free fuel: as such, FIA WRC is a pioneer for the motorsport of the future with a strong dedication to achieving CO2-neutral sport. This commitment to sustainable motorsport is also underlined by the organisers of the Central European Rally, who have been able to include the ADAC Opel Electric Rally Cup powered by GSe in the programme. The world’s first electric one-make rally cup features Opel Corsa-e Rally electric cars. Cars from the classes Rally2 to Rally5 also line up at the Central European Rally.

The Central European Rally takes teams and visitors to special stages and hotspots in Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic. Never before in the 50-year history of FIA WRC has a race passed through three different countries. However, the time seemed right to use this special type of event to set an example for cooperation and international understanding in European motorsport.

The rally is organised by Central European Rally Event GmbH, Ridlerstraße 35, 80339 Munich. The bodies responsible are the three national associations: ADAC (Germany), Autoklub České Republiky (Czech Republic) and ÖAMTC (Austria). The sporting organiser of the world championship event is ADAC Südbayern e.V.

Those responsible for the Central European Rally are committed to the goal of running the event with the greatest possible consideration for environmental protection and conservation. With this in mind, a host of ideas and measures are being implemented to limit the environmental impact, such as can be caused by the visitors and competitors. However, as the central aspect, the sustainability effort also plays a key role and the CO2 and environmental footprint is being managed carefully. Details of this will be revealed in the run-up to the rally.