This weekend, another trio of motorsport events awaits Be Traced's motorsport tracking solutions. Between March 29 and 30, Be Traced will provide support for the Historic Rally Il Grappolo, the Rally Val d’Orcia, and the Rally delle Prealpi Orobiche—the latter being the only one without a historic car category.
Unlike the previous edition, the Grappolo historic Rally will take place at the beginning of spring instead of mid-summer. The official presentation of the event was held on March 15, organized by the San Damiano Rally Club, and, as always, the rally will be accompanied by the regularity race of the same name. The Asti province will set the stage for the competition, which will start from San Damiano, where the awards ceremony will also be held.
The rally and the regularity event will cover a total of 252.42 km, of which 75.50 km will be special stages for the rally. The regularity rally will feature 8 special stages winding through the Colline Alfieri landscapes, with an average speed of 60 km/h over the same 8 stages, along with 19 time controls and 1 stamp control. The start is scheduled for 3:00 PM on Saturday, March 29, from Piazza Libertà in San Damiano, and the event will continue until 4:30 PM on Sunday, when the winners will be awarded.
Also on March 29, with the opening ceremony at 12:01 PM, the Rally della Val d’Orcia will kick off. The Siena province will host this event, featuring 330 km of total distance, including 79.20 km divided into 10 special stages for both historic and modern cars. The event will conclude on Sunday, March 30, with the closing ceremony and awards presentation in Radicofani.
Finally, the Rally delle Prealpi Orobiche will be the third event supported by Be Traced this weekend. Unlike the other two, this rally is exclusively for modern rally cars and will take place entirely on Sunday, condensing its six timed stages into just nine hours. This year's event will also feature a new race headquarters, moving to San Pellegrino Terme's Municipal Hall, where the closing ceremony and awards presentation will take place. The start is set for 7:30 AM on Sunday from the Centro Fiera di Bergamo, heading toward the first special stage, Valserina, scheduled for 8:35 AM. The finish line is set for 4:31 PM in San Pellegrino.
Once again this weekend, Be Traced's GPS tracking solutions for motorsport will assist competitors and organizers, ensuring real-time tracking down to the tenth of a second, safety, and high-precision measurements for race management. We are ready to take on another exciting weekend and look forward to these adrenaline-fueled events.
Enjoy the race!
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Be Traced is an innovative technology platform dedicated to road racing for cars and motorcycles, providing real-time tracking, telemetry, and timing solutions.
The Grappolo Historic Rally takes place in the province of Asti and includes both a speed competition and a regularity race, covering a total of 252.42 km with eight special stages.
The Val d’Orcia Rally is a gravel event held in the province of Siena, featuring a 330 km route with 79.20 km of special stages, open to both historic and modern cars.
The Prealpi Orobiche Rally is a competition exclusively for modern rally cars, with six timed stages condensed into a single day, starting in Bergamo and finishing in San Pellegrino Terme.
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