Otago Rally 2026

The Otago Rally returns to Dunedin for three days of high-octane motorsport action. This legendary event features New Zealand's leading competitors in modern, state-of-the-art 4WD turbo rally cars, including the exciting AP4 and R5 rally cars.

The rally takes competitors through some of the most scenic and challenging roads in the Otago region. Spectators can experience the thrill of rally up close, watching drivers navigate gravel roads, tight corners, and stunning countryside. The event is a highlight of the New Zealand rally calendar.

Dunedin serves as the hub for the rally, with service parks and spectator stages providing excellent viewing opportunities. Whether you're a dedicated motorsport fan or new to rallying, the Otago Rally offers an exciting weekend of action.

Spectator information and stage locations are available on the official event website. Come and experience the roar of rally cars echoing through the Otago hills.

FAQ

When is the event?

10 - 12 April 2026.

Where is the event happening?

Various stages across the Otago region, with service parks and spectator areas in and around Dunedin.

When do tickets go on sale?

Spectator information and any ticketing details are available on the official Otago Rally website.

What is the starting ticket price?

Many spectator areas are free. Some premium viewing areas may require tickets.

Is this part of a tour or special event?

This is an annual championship round in the New Zealand rally calendar.

Are VIP tickets available?

Check the official event website for hospitality and VIP viewing packages.

How can I book tickets?

Visit the official Otago Rally website for spectator guides and ticketing information.

Is the event suitable for all ages?

Yes, rallying is a family-friendly motorsport. Follow safety guidelines at spectator areas.

Will there be parking near the venue?

Parking varies by stage location. Follow event signage and instructions.

Are tickets limited?

Spectator areas are generally open access, but premium viewing areas may have limited capacity.