The Blue Day Rally takes place on 12 September 2026 in Schleusingen, Thuringia, with a 200 or 270 kilometre roadbook route. The organiser lists a maximum of 29 places and an entry fee of 59 euros.
The Blue Day Rally takes place on 12 September 2026 in Schleusingen, Thuringia, with a 200 or 270 kilometre roadbook route. The organiser lists a maximum of 29 places and an entry fee of 59 euros.
The Make-It-Rally Podcast is now available on Amazon, Apple, Spotify, YouTube and via RSS feed. A new episode is released on the 15th of every month.
Tosha Schareina’s Sertões title defence ended after a crash on stage five on 27 August 2026. Reports reviewed do not confirm any consequences for the Rallye du Maroc or the 2027 Dakar.
The Rally Moto TT in Saint-Palais, planned for 11 to 13 September 2026, has been cancelled. Owaka mentions a postponement to 2027, but no date or reason has been given in the sources checked.
At the 2026 Red Bull Romaniacs, around 100 riders started in three Adventure classes, with hard enduro specialists, rally riders and privateers meeting on bikes from 450cc twins to full-size adventure machines. The report looks at Mario Roman’s Adventure Ultimate win, several German riders and the emerging discipline of Hard Adventure Racing.
The Dinaric Rally 2026 took place from 22 to 28 August around Knin, Croatia, with around 160 participants from 23 countries. Maxi Schek won overall on a BMW F 900 GS, while Daniel Wagenpfeil made his rally debut.
Digital roadbooks are gaining ground in rally raid, yet paper remains established. An overview of the F2R Y1000, the Dinaric Rally’s options and what it all means for riders building a rally bike.
Honda has set up its own Rally2 works team for 2026. After early wins at the Desafío Ruta 40, the article looks at the riders, the CRF450RX Rally and what the project could mean for the sport.
An overview of the FIM Bajas World Cup: classes, the 2026 points system, the series’ history, standings after three rounds as of 31 July 2026, the remaining calendar and key riders.
Monster Energy Honda HRC and Skyler Howes are parting ways after three years, Honda confirmed at the end of June 2026. No reasons were given, and no new team for the American has been announced.