The Corona Rally Mexico has a long history within the world of rallying. First created in 1979, the race ran intermittently until it's inevitable inclusion into the FIA World Rally Championship in 2003, its 17th year of existence. Mexico is the fourth rally on the FIA championship schedule, and it is also the first non snow and ice WRC rally of the year. The race is run on gravel with 20 special stages- mixing fast roads with twisty, technical sections. Even the most seasoned drivers must be on their toes as the race winds over the mountains of Sierra de Lobos and Sierra de Guanajuato. Teams in 2007 will have to contend with an even more compact route, consisting of an amazing 860 total kilometers. The Special Stage at the end of each day is always a crowd favorite, and keeps even the farthest reaching fan coming back to Leon, Mexico year after year.



Friday March 9, 2007
8am Start of rally
12:04pm Service- Poliforum Service Park
4:29 & 4:33pm Super Special Stages 1 and 2
5:03pm Park Ferme
10pm Close for all cars

Saturday March 10, 2007
7:30am Service- Poliforum Service Park
8- 12pm (approx times) Stages 8-11
11:58pm Service- Poliforum Service Park
1-3:30pm (approx times) Stages 12-14
4:35 & 4:39pm Super Special 3 and 4
10pm Close for all cars

Sunday March 11, 2007
7:45am Service- Poliforum Service Park
8:20 - 10:20am (approx times) Stages 17-19
11:28am Super Special 5
12:01pm Service- Poliforum Service Park
12:21pm First car in for finish
1pm Finish podium