2026 Acropolis Rally Greece: The full WRC stage guide and times
16th June 2026The World Rally Championship will head to mainland Europe for the Acropolis Rally Greece, and here is the stage guide and times of the event.
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Rally Greece is the next event on the WRC’s calendar as the sport embarks on its three-event run of European rallies, consisting of Greece, Estonia and Finland, spanning from June to August.
It also marks a return to gravel conditions, which will make up the remainder of the season after Rally Japan, last time out, the final asphalt event of the year.
There will be a total of 17 stages to make up Rally Greece, amounting to 323.31km of competitive action across Greek terrain. Action will get underway on Thursday (June 25) evening, after the shakedown test in the morning.
Both Friday and Saturday share the busiest days of the weekend, with six stages apiece on day two and day three, respectively. However, Sunday will contain the longest test of the weekend; the Aghii Theodori stage, which amounts to 25.39km.
So, what is the stage guide for the Rally weekend?
*** All times displayed are set in local time ***
Thursday – June 25, 2026
- Shakedown (3.34km) – 09:01
- SS1 – EKO SSS (1.86km) – 19:05
Friday – June 26, 2026
- SS2 Bauxites (22.97km) – 08:48
- SS3 Parnassos Mt (22.28km) – 09:51
- SS4 Stiri 1 (24.18km) – 11:14
- SS5 Elikon Mt (17.80km) – 13:35
- SS6 Stiri 2 (24.18km) – 14:46
- SS7 Thiva (17.81km) – 16:56
Saturday – June 27, 2026
- SS8 Ghymno 1 (19.60km) – 07:54
- SS9 Kolines (21.30km) – 09:19
- SS10 Menalo Mt 1 (14.78km) – 11:05
- SS11 Kefalari (18.17km) – 12:58
- SS12 Ghymno 2 (19.60km) – 16:39
- SS13 Menalo Mt 2 (14.78km) – 19:05
Sunday – June 28, 2026
- SS14 Aghii Theodori 1 (25.39km) – 08:28
- SS15 Loutraki 1 (16.61km) – 09:35
- SS16 Aghii Theodori 2 (25.39km) – 12:10
- SS17 Loutraki 2 (16.61km) [Wolf Power Stage] – 14:15
Read more WRC here:
- Confirmed WRC Entry List: 2026 Acropolis Rally Greece
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- Oliver Solberg crashes out of Rally Japan on SS10
- Elfyn Evans keeps Oliver Solberg at bay after Rally Japan morning loop
- Elfyn Evans tops opening day of Rally Japan ahead of Oliver Solberg
- Takamoto Katsuta looking forward to different Rally Japan conditions
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