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VIDEO: WATER RALLY RETURNS IN 2026 TO ACCELERATE FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE BORDER

Canal N – Notícias – Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro5 September 2026 at 11:22

The Water Rally is preparing to return in 2026 as one of the standout events of national motorsport. The competition will count towards the Portuguese Rally Championship.

The event will feature 10 special stages and over 320 kilometers of total route. The rally will cross the territories of Chaves, in Portugal, and Verín, in Spain.

The event represents a celebration of cross-border motorsport, uniting both sides of the border in a single competition. The article was written by journalist Edgar Pedreiro.

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