Vuelta de la Manzana rally sees record entries and schedule changes

The 2026 edition of the Vuelta de la Manzana rally has reached a record number of participants for a Regional Rally Championship event, with 96 crews confirmed for competition.

However, heavy recent rainfall has forced organizers to modify the event schedule due to safety concerns. The accumulation of water on the Puente El 30 – Autódromo de Allen section (PE1) made the route impassable. Consequently, the AVGR has suspended the original Special Test 1 and relocated Saturday's activities to the Autódromo de General Roca. The new schedule includes two adapted laps (PE1a and PE1b) on a 6.80-kilometer track. The results from these sessions will determine the starting order for the second section of Stage 1 on Sunday.