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Season Finale at MotorLand Aragón
MotorLand Aragón has started preparations to stage the final round of the Spanish Rallycross Championship, the CERX Loterías, on 7 and 8 November. The Alcañiz complex will host this decisive fixture in the national motorsport schedule, returning for a second consecutive year to its dedicated off-road track. Specially designed for the discipline, the layout combines asphalt and dirt sections and has established itself as one of the benchmarks for Spanish rallycross.
Championship Titles on the Line
The event arrives at the most critical juncture of the competitive season, with several class crowns remaining unresolved. Following the previous round held at Montalegre, driver André Monteiro mathematically secured the Copa de España Promo RX title. However, all other categories head into the Aragonese meeting with their championships still open. That leaves competitors chasing national honours in SuperRX, CrossCarRX, and JuniorRX facing a weekend where any driving mistake could prove definitive, following close parity displayed throughout the year that points toward an intense contest for the final available points.
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Dynamic Format and Surface Challenges
A key attraction of the weekend centres on the distinctive competition format utilized by the category. Entrants will take part in free practice sessions, qualifying heats, semi-finals, and finals contested over six laps, where every finishing position can prove critical. The discipline is defined by brief, highly dynamic races featuring frequent overtaking, requiring drivers to constantly adapt to fluctuating grip levels between loose dirt and paved asphalt surfaces under conditions where a complete absence of error margin turns each heat into a severe sporting battle.
Free Access and Fan Experience
Circuit organizers have also highlighted the spectator experience, noting that the venue design enables attendees to follow a substantial portion of on-track action from an advantageous natural grandstand, offering an attractive visual perspective for watching each race. Visitors will likewise be permitted into the paddock environment to observe team operations firsthand and experience the competition atmosphere directly alongside crews and drivers, an accessibility emphasized as a distinguishing characteristic of the series. Organizers confirmed that admission to both the natural grandstand and the paddock will be entirely free throughout the entire weekend.
Alcañiz Prominence in Spanish Motorsport
Staging the CERX conclusion reinforces MotorLand Aragón's standing as a premier motorsport hub within Spain. The facility in the province of Teruel continues expanding its calendar with domestic and international competitions spanning MotoGP, circuit speed events, endurance racing, and karting alongside rallycross. Hosting the ultimate round provides an opportunity for enthusiasts from across the country to visit the Alcañiz installations and witness the resolution of major crowns, as top national specialists gather over two days to decide the SuperRX, CrossCarRX, and JuniorRX championships.
Sources: MotorLand decide el Campeonato de España de Rallycross.
