The organizers of Rally Finland announced the route of their event which will be held on July 30 to August 2.
The rally week begins with a Ceremonial Start in Jyväskylä on Wednesday evening (July 29), followed by the traditional Shakedown stage on Thursday morning. Later that afternoon, competitors start the first timed section with the Harju Super Special Stage, broadcast live on TV, giving fans a first taste of the action.
Friday’s itinerary features the highest number of competitive kilometers. Several stages—many of them new to the WRC route—such as Laukaa, Saarikas, Sydänmaa and Hoho, test both speed and car control, before the day wraps up back in Jyväskylä.
On Saturday, crews tackle a balanced mix of classic Finnish high-speed gravel stages, including Parkkola, Päijälä, Västilä and Leustu. Liaison sections have been shortened to keep the focus on competitive driving.
The rally concludes on Sunday with the long Himos-Jämsä stage run twice, the second pass serving as the Power Stage—a high-stakes finale with additional championship points at stake. After this, competitors celebrate on the podium in Himos.
In total, Rally Finland 2026 includes 20 stages and 316,6 competitive kilometers.
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