Dates set for 2027 Africa Eco Race 18th edition

Organizers have announced the dates for the 18th edition of the Africa Eco Race, a rally-raid event across North Africa. The race will run from January 24 to February 6, 2027, starting in Tangier, Morocco, and finishing in Dakar, Senegal. Entries open on March 15.

The Africa Eco Race, known for its emphasis on the spirit of original adventure riding, will hold its 18th edition from January 24 to February 6, 2027. The route begins in Tangier, Morocco, and proceeds through the north and west of Africa, including Mauritania, before concluding in Dakar, Senegal.

Pre-registrations for the event open on March 15 at 12:00 PM French time, with a limited number of entries available in categories such as motorbike, car, SSV, truck, historic, and raid. Entry fees and details on updates to pricing and race services will be published at that time.

The event caters to various motorcycle categories, including rally 450 bikes, adapted enduro bikes equipped with navigation, and adventure bikes. It focuses on traversing savannahs, deserts, and dunes rather than pure speed competition.

The previous 2025 edition proved successful, with Yamaha’s official Tenere team dominating the stages. Kevin Gallas emerged as the winner, ahead of Gautier Paulin, both achieving their first victories in the Africa Eco Race. More details are available on the official website, www.africarace.com.

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Ducati unveils second-generation 2026 DesertX adventure motorcycle at World Première 2026 event.
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Ducati unveils second-generation 2026 DesertX at World Première 2026

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Ducati officially unveiled the second-generation DesertX adventure motorcycle at its World Première 2026 event on March 2. The production model features a new 890cc V2 engine, upgraded chassis components informed by off-road racing, and refinements for superior on- and off-road performance. Dealership availability begins in Europe in April 2026, followed by North America in June.

The 47th edition of the Dakar Rally begins on January 3 in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, featuring a nearly 8,000-kilometer route with two marathon stages. Seven Chilean competitors will join in motorcycles and vehicles, including prominent names like Francisco López and Ignacio Casale. This marks the seventh time the event is held exclusively in the Asian desert.

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Yamaha Motor Australia has revealed plans for the 2026 Ténéré Rally, a five-day GPS-guided adventure ride starting and ending in Batemans Bay in May. The event welcomes owners of all Yamaha Ténéré models and features scenic routes along the Sapphire Coast with stops in Bermagui, Eden, and Bega. Organized by RideADV, it emphasizes community and provides full support for participants.

South Africa's sports minister Gayton McKenzie has provided an update on efforts to revive the Formula 1 Grand Prix in the country, absent since 1993. While a 2027 race is ruled out, the nation is crafting an offer deemed too good to refuse amid competition from other African countries. Formula 1 has expressed interest in adding an African event to its calendar.

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The American Motorcyclist Association has released the schedule for the 2026 Triumph AMA National Adventure Riding Series, featuring 12 events across the United States. Sponsored by Triumph Motorcycles, the series offers challenging rides on various routes and trails to showcase adventure bikes. The announcement was made on March 4, 2026, from Pickerington, Ohio.

World cross-country champion Agnes Ngetich and bronze medallist Daniel Ebenyo will defend their titles at the Sirikwa Classic in Eldoret on February 14, 2026. The event serves as the final Gold meeting of the World Athletics Cross Country Tour season. It features elite senior races and under-20 competitions at Lobo Village.

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The 11th edition of the FIFA Arab Cup begins December 1 in Qatar, featuring 16 nations including six from Africa. Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, and Comoros represent the continent, with Africa holding four past titles. Free-to-air broadcasts will make the tournament accessible worldwide.

 

 

 

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