The 2027 Dakar Rally will run from Portugal to Morocco before returning to Saudi Arabia in 2028

Author: Staff WriterPublished on: October 31, 2026Country: Morocco

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The 2027 Dakar Rally will run from Portugal to Morocco before returning to Saudi Arabia in 2028

The 2027 Dakar Rally will start in Faro, Portugal, on January 9 and cross Morocco before finishing in Marrakech on January 23. Its 4,862-mile route will include six bivouacs and 2,697 miles of special stages. Amaury Sport Organization and Saudi Motorsport Company decided not to hold the 2027 event in Saudi Arabia because of developments in the region. The rally will return to the kingdom in 2028 for its 50th edition.

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