KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Taking place Aug. 26-29, the gravel event will feature a route spanning more than 15 counties across Tennessee and Kentucky, with stages stretching from the Appalachian Mountains to the Cumberland Plateau.
Fast gravel roads, technical forest sections and dramatic elevation changes will shape the challenge for crews as the WRC makes its first visit to the United States since 1988.
Knoxville will serve as rally headquarters, with the WRC Arena based at World’s Fair Park and the Knoxville Convention Center. The Arena will bring together the teams’ base and a fan festival, creating a hub for spectators away from the stages…