The second leg of the Petrol Ofisi Maxima 2025 Turkish Rally Championship, Rally Bodrum, will be held in Muğla by the Karya Automobile Sports Club (KAROSK) between April 17-19 this year. This important rendezvous of the 2025 season, sponsored by ICRYPEX, will be run on asphalt stages that showcase the natural beauties of Bodrum and Milas districts.

START ON APRIL 17TH AT BODRUM SQUARE

The organization, supported by Muğla Metropolitan Municipality, Bodrum Governorship, Milas Governorship, Bodrum Youth and Sports District Directorate and Bodrum Municipality, and with the contributions of Duja Hotels, NOTHING, Evofone, VST Tour, SHA Gayrimenkul İnşaat, Pars Entertainment, BESİAD (Bodrum Businessmen and Industrialists Association), BODER (Bodrum Hoteliers Association) and Bodrum Journalists Association, will start with the start ceremony on Thursday, April 17th at 20:30 at Bodrum Municipality Square.

FIRST DAY IN MILAS, SECOND DAY IN BODRUM

As part of the organization, which is among the largest sports organizations in the Bodrum peninsula, 6 special stages located in the Karacahisar, Fesleğen, and Mazı regions between Milas and Bodrum will be passed on Friday, April 18. The teams, who will take the wheel at 08.00 on Saturday, April 19, will complete the rally with the finish ceremony and award ceremony at Bodrum Municipality Square starting from 14.30, after 6 special stages in the Çamlık, Alazeytin and Etrim regions of Bodrum.

SPECIAL STUDY FROM KAROSK TO CARBON FOOTPRINT AWARENESS

Organizer KAROSK will carry out a special study in cooperation with Commited App and Kayacan Çevre ve Mühendislik in order to draw attention to the carbon footprint that will be created by fossil fuel vehicles competing in Rally Bodrum. The total carbon footprint of the organization will be determined by a comprehensive report prepared in accordance with international standards. According to this data, a budget will be transferred to projects in Bodrum that capture carbon in the air or prevent emissions, equivalent to the amount of carbon emissions generated.