Baja Aragón

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TheBaja España Aragón,also known as theBaja AragónorSpanish Baja,is abaja rallyevent held in the region ofAragónin northernSpain.

History

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This event was launched in 1983, based on the popularity of the African Adventure rallies, such as theDakar Rallyand thePharaons Rally.The event's creators, a group of French and Spanish enthusiasts, chose the desert ofMonegrosbecause of the scenery and availability of service infrastructure inZaragoza.The first baja in Spain was called the Baja Montesblancos.[1]

In 1992, the Spanish Baja was cancelled, as it coincided with theSummer OlympicsinBarcelona.After this, the Spanish Automobile Federation took over the organisation, and entered it into theFIA Cross Country Rally World Cup.[1]

As of 2024,it is part of theFIA World Baja CupandFIM Bajas World Cupschedules as well as the Spanish Cross-Country Rally Championship.

Winners

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Car Bike
Year Driver Co-driver Car Rider Bike
1983 Jean-Jacques Rate S. Charrier Toyota Poli
Audoard
Yamaha
1984 Raoul Raymondis J. Pastorello Range Rover Serge Bacou
Chuck Stearns
Yamaha
1985 Pierre Lartigue Bernard Giroux Lada Chavanette
Morales
KTM
1986 Jean Da Silva Hubert Rigal Mitsubishi Locroix
Neels Theric
Honda
1987 Jean Da Silva Hubert Rigal Mitsubishi Carlos Mas
Ferran Gil
Yamaha
1988 Ari Vatanen Bruno Berglund Peugeot Jordi Arcarons
José Luís Steuri
KTM
1989 Jacky Ickx Christian Tarin Peugeot António Lopes
João Lopes
Honda
1990 Ari Vatanen Bruno Berglund Citroën Agustí Vall
Davide Trolli
KTM
1991 Kenneth Eriksson Staffan Parmander Mitsubishi Jordi Arcarons
Danny Laporte
Husqvarna
1992 Cancelled due to the1992 Summer Olympics
1993 Pierre Lartigue Michel Périn Citroën Josep Lluís Steuri KTM
1994 Timo Salonen Fred Gallagher Citroën Agustí Vall KTM
1995 Pierre Lartigue Michel Périn Citroën Nani Roma KTM
1996 Ari Vatanen Gilles Picard Citroën Josep Lluís Steuri Honda
1997 Pierre Lartigue Michel Périn Citroën Nani Roma KTM
1998 Jean-Louis Schlesser Jean-Dominique Comolli Buggy Schlesser Isidre Esteve KTM
1999 Josep Maria Servià Thierry Delli-Zotti Buggy Schlesser Nani Roma KTM
2000 Jean-Louis Schlesser Jean-Dominique Comolli Buggy Schlesser Isidre Esteve KTM
2001 Jean-Louis Schlesser Jean-Dominique Comolli Buggy Schlesser Isidre Esteve KTM
2002 Jean-Louis Schlesser Jean-Dominique Comolli Buggy Schlesser Nani Roma KTM
2003 Luc Alphand Arnaud Debron BMW X5 Isidre Esteve KTM
2004 Carlos Sousa Henri Magne Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution Marc Coma KTM
2005 Nani Roma Henri Magne Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution Isidre Esteve KTM
2006 Jozel Sýkora Marek Sýkora Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution Isidre Esteve KTM
2007 Stéphane Peterhansel Jean-Paul Cottret Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution Gerard Farrés KTM
2008 Nasser Al-Attiyah Tina Thörner BMW X3 Marc Coma KTM
2009 Nani Roma Michel Périn BMW X3 Gerard Farrés KTM
2010 Stéphane Peterhansel Jean-Paul Cottret BMW X3 Marc Guasch Yamaha
2011 Filipe Campos Jaime Baptista BMW X3 Gerard Farrés KTM
2012 Stéphane Peterhansel Jean-Paul Cottret Mini All4 Racing Joan Barreda Husqvarna
2013 Nani Roma Michel Périn Mini All4 Racing Joan Barreda Honda
2014 Nani Roma Michel Périn Mini All4 Racing Gerard Farrés Gas Gas
2015 Nani Roma Àlex Haro Mini All4 Racing Gerard Farrés KTM
2016 Nasser Al-Attiyah Mathieu Baumel Toyota Hilux Overdrive Joan Barreda Honda
2017 Nasser Al-Attiyah Mathieu Baumel Toyota Hilux Overdrive Joan Barreda Honda
2018 Vladimir Vasilyev Konstantin Zhiltsov Toyota Hilux Overdrive Michaël Metge Sherco
2019 Orlando Terranova Ronnie Graue Mini John Cooper Works Rally Michaël Metge Sherco
2020 Cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2021 Nasser Al-Attiyah Mathieu Baumel Toyota Hilux Overdrive Joan Barreda Honda
2022 Nasser Al-Attiyah Mathieu Baumel Toyota GR DKR Hilux Tosha Schareina Honda
2023 Nasser Al-Attiyah Mathieu Baumel Toyota GR DKR Hilux Tosha Schareina Honda
2024 Guillaume de Mévius Mathieu Baumel Toyota Hilux Overdrive Tosha Schareina Honda
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References

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  1. ^ab"HistoriaArchived2011-07-07 at theWayback Machine".Baja Spain.
  2. ^"2024 Baja España Aragón – FIA Rally Guide"(PDF).Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile.Baja Aragón. 27 May 2024.Retrieved3 August2024.
  3. ^"2024 Baja España Aragón – FIM Rally Guide"(PDF).Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme.Baja Aragón.Retrieved3 August2024.
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