Silkway Rally

21 Jun 2018 - 27 Jun 2018
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Yazeed Al Rajhi wins the grueling Silkway Rally 2018 Yazeed Al Rajhi wins the grueling Silkway Rally 2018
Yazeed Al Rajhi wins the grueling Silkway Rally 2018
Silkway Rally 2018: Al Attiyah moves to second overall with the penultimate stage win Silkway Rally 2018: Al Attiyah moves to second overall with the penultimate stage win
Silkway Rally 2018: Al Attiyah moves to second overall with the penultimate stage win
Silkway Rally Day 5: Nani Roma leads in the Mini ahead of Al Rajhi Silkway Rally Day 5: Nani Roma leads in the Mini ahead of Al Rajhi
Silkway Rally Day 5: Nani Roma leads in the Mini ahead of Al Rajhi
Silkway Rally 2018 Day 4: One second separates Al Rajhi and Serradori as Al- Attiyah and Hunt loose time Silkway Rally 2018 Day 4: One second separates Al Rajhi and Serradori as Al- Attiyah and Hunt loose time
Silkway Rally 2018 Day 4: One second separates Al Rajhi and Serradori as Al- Attiyah and Hunt loose time

About Silkway Rally

The 2018 SILK WAY RALLY will start with one loop stage around Astrakhan, precisely in the Takyr desert, one of the jewels of Kalmykia, where the third leg will take place too. Between these two loops, competitors will reach the city of chess in Elista on a marathon stage.


Sandy and technical tracks await the competitors who will have to remain vigilant in terms of navigation, because of a multitude of crossings of tracks. also the challenge of the dunes, surely not as majestic as in China, but the sand is much less favourable and is likely to prove frightening. The maximum speeds on this 2018 edition of the SILK WAY RALLY will certainly be reached on the big hyper fast tracks leading to Volgograd. On the eve of the finish in Moscow, the rally will move from sandy to dirt tracks, so that pilots can enjoy fast driving. Co-pilots should not fall asleep as navigation will be very demanding. And for those who doubt it, it will be enough to see the thickness of the road book of the last selective section which finish will be judged at less than 270 kilometres from Moscow, to understand that crews will not reach the final finish in the Russian capital free-wheel



2018 SILK WAY RALLY will start with one loop stage around Astrakhan, more precisely in the Takyr desert, one of the jewels of Kalmykia, a region visited nearly ten years ago during the first editions of the rally, where the third leg will take place too. Between these two loops, competitors will reach the city of chess in Elista on a marathon stage.

« Sandy and technical tracks await crews who will have to remain vigilant in terms of navigation, because of a multitude of crossings of tracks. Beware also of the dunes, surely not as majestic as in China, but the sand is much less favourable and is likely to prove frightening. The maximum speeds on this 2018 edition of the SILK WAY RALLY will certainly be reached on the big hyper fast tracks leading to Volgograd. On the eve of the finish in Moscow, the rally will move from sandy to dirt tracks, so that pilots can enjoy fast driving. Co-pilots should not fall asleep as navigation will be very demanding. And for those who doubt it, it will be enough to see the thickness of the road book of the last selective section which finish will be judged at less than 270 kilometres from Moscow, to understand that crews will not reach the final finish in the Russian capital free-wheel


2018 SILK WAY RALLY Schedule:

July 19th and 20th, 2018: Administrative checks and scrutineering in Astrakhan

July 20th, 2018: Start ceremony in Astrakhan

July 21st to 27th, 2018: 7 legs in Russia

21 July Leg 1 : ASTRAKHAN/ASTRAKHAN

22 July Leg 2 : ASTRAKHAN/ELISTA (MARATHON)

23 July Leg 3 : ELISTA / ASTRAKHAN

24 July Leg 4 : ASTRAKHAN/ASTRAKHAN

25 July Leg 5 : ASTRAKHAN/VOLGOGRAD

26 July Leg 6 : VOLGOGRAD/LIPETSK

27 July Leg 7 : LIPETSK/MOSCOW - Prize Giving ceremony, Moscow


Last Modified Jul 28, 2018 06:05 GMT