Saudi Arabia Hosts Its First FIA World Rally Championship Round In Jeddah This November
The inaugural FIA World Rally Championship round in Saudi Arabia, known as Rally Saudi Arabia Powered by Jameel Motorsport, is set to occur in Jeddah from 26 to 29 November. This event marks the conclusion of the 2025 WRC season. Organised by the Saudi Motorsport Company with support from the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation and the Ministry of Sport, the rally is eagerly anticipated both locally and globally.
Featuring 82 drivers and co-drivers from 25 different countries, the rally will span a total distance of 1,218 kilometres. This includes 319 kilometres of competitive Special Stages spread over four days and 17 stages. The route will navigate through varied terrains around Jeddah, including areas like Khulais, Asfan, Thahban, Umm Al-Jurm, Al-Ghawla, and Wadi Al-Mutwi.

Before the rally begins, a parade featuring participating cars will take place along the Jeddah Corniche on 21 November. This event offers fans a chance to preview the WRC Rally Saudi Arabia and see top drivers and teams up close. Additionally, participants will explore Historic Jeddah to celebrate its rich heritage and cultural vibrancy.
The rally's design focuses on technical challenges and high-speed sections that require exceptional skill from competitors. It highlights both driver expertise and the stunning landscapes of Saudi Arabia. The event aims to merge motorsport enthusiasm with authentic Saudi identity.
Hosting this significant event underscores Saudi Arabia's growing status as a global motorsport hub. It aligns with Vision 2030's goals to diversify the economy, empower youth, and establish Jeddah as a premier destination for major sporting events. The rally represents a milestone in advancing the Kingdom's motorsport sector.
As the final highlight of the 2025 WRC season, Rally Saudi Arabia invites fans worldwide to experience Jeddah's ambition and innovation in international motorsport. The city continues to redefine its role in shaping the future of this thrilling sport.
With inputs from SPA