From this Friday until Sunday, the province of Teruel It will become the nerve center of the International SUVs with the celebration of the 41st edition of the Low Spain Aragón Trophy Getac. More than 300 teams from about twenty countries will meet in a test that will be scoring for the FIA World Baja CUP and the FIM Bajas World Cup, which guarantees high competitiveness and an important international projection for the Autonomous Community.
The Low Spain Aragón 2025 has exceeded all records in terms of participation, with more than 90 cars registered in the FIA category, a centennial registration in motorcycles and quads, a dozen trucks and a notable presence in the national categories of speed and regularity. This massive response consolidates the test as one of the most prestigious of the Rally Raids international calendar and reinforces Aragon’s appeal as a first -class sports destination.
The Minister of Environment and Tourism of the Government of Aragon, Manuel Blasco, has attended the presentation of this sports test, together with different institutional representatives. “The Low Aragon fits fully into the objectives defined in the Strategic Sports Tourism Plan of the Government of Aragon, by consolidating as an international event that generates economic return, external visibility and territorial dynamization,” said Blasco in the act.
The race has exceeded all records in terms of participation. Photo: Baja Aragón
27 municipal terms
The tour of this edition maintains the usual scheme, combining technical demand and landscape spectacularity. The competition will begin on Friday, July 25 with the prologue in Gea de Albarracín. On Saturday 26, two selective sectors will be played, one between Argente and Cella and another between Torrijo del Campo and Gea de Albarracín. On Sunday 27, one of Saturday’s sections will be repeated before concluding in the city of Teruel. Throughout the three days, the teams will cross the roads of 27 municipal terms of the regions of Albarracín, Jiloca and Teruel, thanks to the narrow collaboration of the municipalities and their neighbors.
The impact of the evidence on the territory is significant both economic and socially. It is estimated that more than 4,000 people participate directly in the test (pilots, staff, family), along with hundreds of fans. According to the organizers, the economic impact on the territory exceeds the 19 miles of euros. In addition, the retransmission of the event reached 6 million viewers on television and images of Teruel were transmitted in at least 50 countries, helping to consolidate the image of the autonomous community at the international level
