Everything you need to know about the 2025 Caminos del Inca Rally in Peru: dates, itinerary, live timing, map, drivers, and how to follow the race.
Rally Caminos del Inca 2025 is set to start on October 9 and run through October 16, marking another thrilling chapter of Peru’s most prestigious motorsport event. Since its first edition in 1966, this rally has become a national symbol of endurance and precision driving across some of the most challenging Andean landscapes.
This year, our clients Eduardo Castro and Andre Martinez are among the top contenders, bringing their skills to one of the toughest rallies in South America.
What Makes Caminos del Inca Special
The Caminos del Inca is not a rally raid — each stage is unique in route and surface, testing both mechanical reliability and driver adaptability. Mixed tarmac and gravel sections, long liaison distances, and high-altitude stages demand technical preparation and physical stamina.
Organized by the Automóvil Club Peruano (ACP), the event gathers the best Peruvian and regional talents, with multiple categories ranging from Rally2 to production-based cars.
Route and Stage Map
The 2025 itinerary covers five major legs through the Peruvian Andes, linking iconic locations such as Lima, Ayacucho, Cusco, and Arequipa. Drivers face more than a thousand kilometers of timed stages, each with unique terrain and altitude conditions.
Detailed stage layouts, service zones, and liaison routes can be explored through the official rally map. It’s an essential tool for both competitors and fans to follow the rally day by day.
Live Results and Timing
Fans can track every stage in real time through the official live timing service, which provides split times, classifications, and final results. Updates are also available from the event’s official platforms and motorsport databases such as eWRC, ensuring you don’t miss any battle for the overall lead or class wins.
Broadcast and Media Coverage
The 2025 Caminos del Inca will be broadcast nationwide through the Instituto de Radio y Televisión del Perú (IRTP). Motorsport enthusiasts will also find daily highlights, interviews, and recap videos across Peruvian media and the official rally’s social channels.
Essential Info for Drivers and Spectators
For drivers and teams:
Vehicle setup must balance gravel performance with stability on asphalt sections. Engine mapping and cooling systems should be adjusted for altitude, while logistics planning is crucial given the long distances between service parks. All vehicles must comply with ACP regulations and FIA safety standards.
For spectators:
Fans planning to follow the rally on-site should respect safety areas, follow marshal guidance, and prepare for varying weather conditions and high altitudes. The best viewing points are located along the highland stages, offering incredible panoramas of the Peruvian Andes.
Spotlight: Our Drivers
Eduardo Castro, one of Peru’s most experienced drivers, returns with strong ambitions for the overall podium. Alongside him, Andre Martinez represents the next generation of rally talent — fast, aggressive, and eager to make his mark on the Caminos del Inca’s legendary roads.
We at Vittorio Caneva Rally School are proud to have contributed to their preparation, focusing on pace note precision, traction management, and gravel adaptation techniques that will be decisive across Peru’s unique terrain.
