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2027 edition · 24 January to 6 February

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2026 12 February 2026 PRESS RELEASE: 6 FEBRUARY The final competitive stage of the Africa Eco Race 2026 marked the transition toward the conclusion of an exceptional adventure. Covering 475 kilometers, including 103 kilometers of timed special stage, this day of transition between Mauritania and Senegal offered a striking contrast. Gradually, the vast dune fields gave way to savannah landscapes. The light, the vegetation, even the atmosphere of the rally changed kilometer after kilometer. In the Senegalese special stage, rich in emotion, competitors were greeted by large numbers of spectators gathered near villages, applauding the passing caravan and reminding everyone that the Africa Eco Race is also a deeply human adventure. Read 2026 12 February 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 5 FEBRUARY On the eve of the final stage, the 2026 Africa Eco Race once again delivered on its promises. Held around Ouad Naga, this tenth stage, more compact but extremely varied, tested the riders’ endurance and reshuffled several classifications. Dunes from the very start, alternating rolling tracks and sandy sections, demanding obstacles, followed by a faster but still physically demanding second part: a full day where focus and precision made all the difference. Read 2026 5 February 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 4 FEBRUARY For this ninth stage, the Africa Eco Race left Aïdzidine to reach Ouad Naga over a 490-kilometre route, including 426 kilometres of timed special. A stage with a set pace, where pure speed was not enough: everything was decided by consistency and the ability to establish the right rhythm and maintain it until the finish. Read 2026 4 February 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 2 FEBRUARY The Africa Eco Race reached a major milestone today with Stage 7 from Chami to Aït Aidzidine. An extraordinary stage of 462 kilometers, run entirely as a timed special with no liaison, making it the longest special of this 17th edition. A demanding day, entirely focused on navigation, through typically Mauritanian landscapes of sand, camel grass, and vast off-track areas, interspersed with particularly tricky sections. Read 2026 31 January 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 29 JANUARY Press releaseDakhla, January 30, 2026Africa Eco Race STAGE 5: KHNIFISS > DAKHLA PROVISIONAL RESULTS OF THE DAYMotorcycle: Kevin GallasCar: Guy HoussetSSV: Pierre LafayTruck: Gerrit… Read 2026 29 January 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 28 JANUARY The third stage of the Africa Eco Race took place today between Tagounit and Assa, over a total distance of 514 kilometres, including a 440-kilometre timed special. A long and gruelling stage, alternating fast but rough tracks, the dunes of the Erg Chegaga and very rocky sections at the end of the route. Read 2026 29 January 2026 PRESS RELASE- 27 JANUARY The second stage of the Africa Eco Race took place today between Boussaïd and Tagounit, covering a total distance of 425 kilometers. Although this is the second stage of the rally, today marked the first timed special of this edition, as the stage initially planned yesterday was canceled due to winter conditions and snow. Read 2026 29 January 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 26 JANUARY Stage 1: a long liaison through snowy peaks to the edge of the desert Read 2026 26 January 2026 PRESS RELEASE – 25 JANUARY 2026 Weather disrupts the opening of the rally Prologue and first special stage cancelled Read 2026 24 January 2026 FOLLOW THE RACE How to follow the AFRICA ECO RACE 2026? Read

2027 edition · 18th edition

See you on 24 January in Tangier

Three countries, 12 stages, one finish line: Lac Rose.

89 days to the start 24 January 2027