#Rally de Andalucia | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

crosscountryrally · 2 years

Photo

Tomás de Gavardo regresa a KTM y correrá el Andalucía Rally en el próximo mes de junio

Después de unos meses trabajando y entrenando en silencio, Tomás de Gavardo volverá al circuito internacional cuando participe del Andalucía Rally en el próximo mes de junio. El chileno se hará presente en este evento del Mundial de Rally Raid FIM (W2RC) con una KTM EXC-F 450.

Además de anunciar su regreso a las competencias internacionales después de su segundo puesto en el Tunisia Desert Challenge de 2021, de Gavardo dio noticia de su regreso a las filas oficiales de KTM Chile y contará con dos nuevos auspiciadores en Klim y Moto Aventura Chile.

La tercera edición del Andalucía Rally, tercera fecha del Mundial de Rally Raid FIM se disputará entre el 7 y el 12 de junio en caminos de Cadiz y Sevilla en España. Se espera la participación de los mejores pilotos del mundo y los equipos oficiales, como son Red Bull KTM y Honda HRC en motos.

#Tomas de Gavardo #Dakar Chile #Andalucia Rally #Rally de Andalucia #Mundial de Rally Raid #Campeonato Mundial de Rally Raid #FIM W2RC #W2RC #KTM #KTM Chile

2 notes · View notes

solorally · 5 months

Text

Oficial: Programa parcial para Kalle Rovanperä en 2024.

Toyota Gazoo Racing ha anunciado emocionantes novedades para la temporada 2024 de rallyes. Aquí te contamos todos los detalles: Como adelantábamos hace unas semanas aquí, la principal novedad de cara a 2024 en Toyota será la ausencia parcial del vigente campeón del mundo, Kalle Rovanperä. La alineación de pilotos y copilotos se mantiene sin cambios, sin incorporar ningún nuevo equipo ni sufrir…

View On WordPress

2 notes · View notes

nando161mando · 7 days

Text

#Granada || https://www.instagram.com/p/C6CQw3eqIaa/ 1º de Mayo 2024. ROMPE CON EL OPRESOR. COMBATE LA DESIGUALDAD.

"Este Primero de Mayo la CNT-AIT de Granada @cntaitgranada vuelve a salir para difundir y llevar a la acción el anarcosindicalismo.

A las 12:00h se hará una protesta contra el McDonald en la Gran Vía. Desde allí nos moveremos hacia otras empresas en conflicto.

A las 14:00h en la Placeta de la Cruz haremos un mitin en el que se repasará la actualidad y se informará de diversos conflictos laborales y sociales. Habrá también puestecillos, actuaciones y comida, en los que confraternizar y tomar conciencia". #1mayo #primerodemayo #anarcosindicalismo #andalucia #cnt #ait

#Granada || https://www.instagram.com/p/C6CQw3eqIaa/ May 1, 2024. BREAK WITH THE OPPRESSOR. FIGHT INEQUALITY.

"This May Day the CNT-AIT of Granada @cntaitgranada goes out again to spread and take anarcho-syndicalism into action.

At 12:00 a.m. there will be a protest against McDonald's on Gran Vía. From there we will move to other companies in conflict.

At 2:00 p.m. in the Placeta de la Cruz we will hold a rally in which current events will be reviewed and various labor and social conflicts will be reported. There will also be stands, performances and food, in which to fraternize and become aware." #1mayo #primerodemayo #anarcosindicalismo #andalucia #cnt #ait

@antifainternational @anarchistmemecollective @kropotkindersurprise @radicalgraff

22 notes · View notes

lizseyi · 2 months

Text

5 Reasons To Spend Time On The Costa Del Sol During The Colder Months – Simply Shuttles

The southern Spanish region known as the Costa del Sol doesn’t always tend to get talked about much as a place to spend the winter – especially the first few months of a calendar year, after Christmas. But should it be?

Below, we’ve set out just some of the reasons you should give serious consideration to whiling away a few days – or even weeks – on the Costa del Sol during January, February, and into the spring.

There isn’t really such thing as ‘winter’ here…

…well, certainly not as many people across the rest of Europe would understand it. With even January – the coldest month of the year in the region – seeing average daily temperatures of around 17 degrees C, and about five to seven hours of sunshine each day, the Costa del Sol is a wonderfully hospitable spot for a winter break, almost irrespective of what you plan to do here.

It’s an excellent place to golf in the winter

We receive plenty of enquiries about Fuengirola, Estepona, and Marbella golf transfers for the winter here at Simply Shuttles, from people who know all about the Costa del Sol’s gorgeous scenery and excellent facilities for those wishing to tee off in January, February, or March.

With more than 70 golf courses to be found between Torre del Mar and Sotogrande, the region certainly doesn’t leave golfers bored during the (only slightly) chillier months.

It’s a great time to explore the region’s cultural and heritage sites

Even if you do want to spend a bit more time indoors during your trip to the Costa del Sol in the winter, you won’t find a shortage of interesting things to do here.

Many people from abroad come into the region via Málaga Airport, for example, and the city itself serves up stimulating museums, galleries, and other landmarks ranging from the Museo de Málaga and Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga to the Alcazaba of Málaga and Teatro Romano de Málaga (Roman Theatre). Meanwhile, Marbella presents the likes of the Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo (Contemporary Engraving Museum) and Museo Ralli Marbella.

You can even go skiing at this time of year!

It’s not exactly one of the first things that most of us would associate with the Costa del Sol, but a trip to this part of Spain could even take in the Sierra Nevada ski resort, which is the southernmost ski resort on the whole of the continent.

Situated in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in the province of Granada, the resort offers runs for every level of ability, including 19 green runs for relatively cautious skiers, but also 45 blue runs, 53 red, and seven black. And of course, there is the chance to enjoy awesome views across the mountains as you make your way down from the ski slopes.

This could be the time for low-key, stress-free inspiration

Not everyone who visits the Costa del Sol necessarily even comes in order to experience “that” city, resort, bar, golf course, or even art gallery that they’ve heard so much about. Much of the pleasure of being in the region during the first few months of the year can simply be about… taking everything in, at your leisure, in your own time.

The crowds certainly recede in many of the Costa del Sol’s most ‘touristic’ spots come wintertime, and hotels tend to be a lot cheaper as well. These factors can help make the colder months an excellent time to experience the region in a different, slower way, while feeling slightly closer to the more ‘traditional’ Andalucia.

Have we got you a bit excited about what your next trip to southern Spain could be like? If so, don’t forget that when it comes to everything from Benahavis restaurant tours to Marbella golf transfers, our private hire services at Simply Shuttles can help make it all so much easier. Give us a call now, on +34 951 279 117, to book any of our in-demand services for the months ahead.

#Marbella golf transfers

0 notes

cathkaesque · 3 years

Link

May 1st marks International Workers’ Day. The origins of May Day lie in the Haymarket Affair of 1886. On May 4th, trade unionists gathered in Chicago to demand the 8 hour day, a city in which the average working week was 60 hours long. The rally was attacked by police, and several organisers were framed and hanged for the use of explosives against the police. May Day has since been marked internationally as a day where the labour movement celebrates past and future struggles against exploitation and for dignity at work.

To mark this year’s International Workers Day, this article will explore the work of the Sindicato Obrero de Campo – Sindicato Andaluz de Trabajadores (SOC-SAT), a union of agricultural workers based in Andalucía, Spain. The Landworkers’ Alliance is working in solidarity with SOC-SAT through its international affiliation to La Via Campesina. The structure of the modern agricultural supply chain is global, with most of the region’s produce primarily exported for sale in supermarkets in France, Germany, and the UK. This means that to be successful, workers’ unions must also operate internationally, supporting each other at different points of the supply chain. To this end, the LWA has been increasing its cooperation with SOC-SAT, meeting regularly to discuss ways and methods of supporting the struggle of the workers who supply the British supermarket system.

Almeria is a 30 square mile province of Andalucia. It is known as the “sea of plastic” for the number of polytunnels that cover the landscape. The region produces 20% of Europe’s fresh produce for export to supermarkets in Northern Europe. Conditions in Almeria represent much of what is wrong with modern agriculture, based on severe exploitation of both land and people. Around 100,000 workers are employed there, mostly undocumented migrants from Morocco. These workers are employed under extremely precarious conditions. Many are employed on temporary day labourer contracts which offer no security of hours and are regularly not paid the legal minimum wage. Many workers live in shanties on the outskirts of farms, which receive no services from local government. In one shanty, drinking water supplies are maintained directly by SAT. Some of these workers have tried to tackle their exploitation at the hands of landowners and multinationals by organising themselves in SOC-SAT.

While the system of private ownership and production for corporate profit remain, companies have both the power and incentive to attack workers’ conditions. According to SOC-SAT, for a permanent end to this struggle, the current system of private ownership must be replaced by a system based on cooperative ownership of the land and means of production, based on the idea that the land should belong to those that work it.

I wrote a short piece for May Day on the work of SOC-SAT. a Spanish trade union I’ve been working with through the LWA.

#socialism #SOC-SAT #almeria #Spain #Landworkers Alliance #La Via Campesina

44 notes · View notes

wlfenduro · 4 years

Photo

#WLFSpain 🇪🇸 📷: @antoniocrf250rally My love rally bike! #crf250rally #WLFADV #WLFenduro (at San Silvestre De Guzmán, Andalucia, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9DJfDpn1zJ/?igshid=vf901ng7gry8

#wlfspain #crf250rally #wlfadv #wlfenduro

8 notes · View notes

rallyes-info · 4 years

Photo

RALLYES.INFO > El Rally de Carboneras ya es realidad

#WRC #Rally #Rallye #Rallyes #NoticiasRallyes #NoticiasWRC #RallyesInfo #WRCNoticias #NoticiasRally

2 notes · View notes

bestmark3ting · 5 years

Photo

🇪🇦 Evento deportivo ▶️El evento final de la temporada del Super Trofeo Lamborghini se disputará en 2019 en España en el Circuito de Jerez Ángel Nieto después otras ediciones celebradas en Sepang (Malasia, 2014), Sebring (Florida, EE. UU., 2015) Valencia (España, 2016) e Imola (Italia, 2018). Seis son las rondas en cada uno de los calendarios Lamborghini del Super Trofeo en Europa, Asia y Norteamérica, el último de los cuales también está programado en Jerez en la misma semana que la Final Mundial. En España, todos los pilotos de las tres series continentales de la saga Super Trofeo lucharán por el título de Campeón del Mundo Lamborghini en cada una de las cuatro clases: Pro, Pro-Am, Am y Lamborghini Cup. La entrada será gratuita. 🔸 🔸 🔸 #carreras #coches #motor #formula1 #gimnasio #discoteca #amigos #rallie #competicion #ferrari #porsche #lamborghini #madrid #competition #f1 #andalucia #españa #motorsport #spanishgp #fiesta #followme #pilotos #entrenamiento #sportcar #mercedes #supercars #scooter #moto #playviajar (en Circuito De Jerez - Angel Nieto) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4CCOalqj5B/?igshid=1axdzy4q0a8ds

1 note · View note

dakarrally · 2 years

Photo

Laia Sanz has so far attracted attention as a motorcyclist in the Dakar Rally. Now the Spaniard is switching from two to four wheels. In the Primax X-raid Team, she will celebrate her debut in the car category in a MINI ALL4 Racing at the Dakar 2022. The Spaniard had already competed in the Rally Andalucia in the MINI ALL4 Racing this season. She secured eighth place in front of her home crowd. She also competed in the Extreme E, an off-road racing series for vehicles with electric motors. Sanz can look back on very successful years in motorbike racing: in 2011, she competed in the Dakar Rally for the first time. The fast Spaniard reached the finish line in all editions and secured a sensational ninth place in 2015. In addition, she was 14 times Trial World Champion, 10 European Trial Champion and won the Enduro World Championships seven times; she also took six victories in the FIM Trial des Nations. Primax is a leading company in the energy market with branches in Peru, Colombia and Ecuador. Primax and X-raid already worked together successfully a few years ago. In 2019, Stéphane Peterhansel secured the title in the FIA World Cup for cross-country rallies and in 2020, Carlos Sainz won the Dakar with a vehicle supported by Primax.

0 notes

totalmotorcycle · 3 years

Text

Andalucia Rally Stage 2 298 slippery kilometers

Eric de Seynes and Camelia Liparoti put on a strong showing in the YXZ1000R prototype during the second stage of the Andalucia Rally. They successfully completed the long and arduous stage, finishing 11th place inside [...] The post Andalucia Rally Stage 2 298 slippery kilometers appeared first on Total Motorcycle. http://dlvr.it/RzjCgr

#News #Andalucía Rally #Camelia Liparoti #Eric de Seynes #kilometers

0 notes

enextremo · 3 years

Text

Primer reporte de kla segunda edición del Andalucia Rally con el primer ataque de Al-Attiyah y Rodrigues

Al final de las verificaciones del 13 de mayo, 71 motos y 12 quads, 74 coches FIA (27 T1, 28 T3 y 19 T4) y 40 vehículos de la clase Open (12 coches, 28 SSV) estaban autorizados a tomar la salida de esta segunda edición del Andalucía Rally. Y esta tarde los competidores han celebrado el éxito de este ejercicio afrontando un corto prólogo de tan solo 8 kilómetros que ha tenido lugar a poco más de…

View On WordPress

0 notes

crosscountryrally · 2 years

Photo

Chaleco López celebra el Mundial de Rally Raid FIA con tercera posición en Andalucía

Se terminó el Mundial de Rally Raid FIA y pese a que Chaleco López había conseguido el título ayer, el piloto nacional validó el logro en pista terminando en tercer puesto en la categoría T3 lo que hubiese sido suficiente para ganar el Mundial si se hubieran entregado puntos completos en este evento. El chileno tuvo una carrera tranquila, donde se preocupó de cuidar el SSV en un evento donde cualquier error puede hacer que termines contra una roca o un árbol comprometiendo toda opción.

La carrera fue dominada a placer por Guillaume de Mevius, que ganó todas las etapas salvo el prólogo en gran actuación. El belga consigue su primer triunfo en el Mundial de Rally Raid FIA demostrando que con un poco más de suerte del lado mecánico puede ser una amenaza en el Dakar.

Seth Quintero fue segundo y terminó a 8 minutos del piloto belga. Con el resultado, Quintero completa una buena temporada que lo vio ganar todas las etapas menos una en el Dakar y ganar el Rally de Marruecos.

Chaleco López cerró la carrera en tercero a 22 minutos y 3 segundos de de Mevius y además concluye en una sólida P7 general entre todos los autos FIA.

El Mundial de Rally Raid, ganado por López, por primer año es reconocido como Campeonato Mundial FIA, lo que significa que este título (en su disciplina) está al nivel de ganar la Fórmula 1, la Fórmula E, el WRC o el WEC. Es premiado en la Gala anual de la FIA.

Cristina Gutiérrez cerró su temporada con un quinto lugar en su país.

#Chaleco Lopez #Francisco Lopez #Francisco Lopez Contardo #South Racing #South Racing Can Am #Andalucia Rally #Rally de Andalucia #W2RC #FIA W2RC #Mundial de Rally Raid #Mundial de Rally Raid FIA #World Rally Raid Championship

1 note · View note

solorally · 6 months

Text

Jose Miguel López Mañas, Campeón de Andalucía de Rallyes de Asfalto 2023.

En la segunda edición del Rallye Valle del Guadiato, se decidió el desenlace del Campeonato de Andalucía de Rallyes de Asfalto de 2023. Dos pilotos del Automóvil Club de Almería llegaron a la última cita del campeonato, el II Rallye Valle de Guadiato con posibilidades matemáticas de ganar el título, y finalmente lograron un doblete al coronarse campeón José Miguel López Mañas y obtener el…

View On WordPress

#Andalucia #Aznar #codea #Faa #Federacion Andaluza de automovilismo #Hyundai #Jose Miguel López Mañas #Mañas #motorsport #Osel Roman #Porsche #Rally #RallyCar #Rallyes Andalucia #Renault #Renault Clio Rally4 #Renault Sport

2 notes · View notes

mx-zone · 3 years

Photo

Final de la etapa 2 en el Rally de Andalucia @andalucia_rally con victoria del @rallyteamhrc y su piloto @joanbarredabort #mxzone https://www.instagram.com/p/CO2oghMHIqF/?igshid=iuoiff8p5jgc

#mxzone

0 notes

garethbouch · 4 years

Text

Sam Lowes and Augusto Fernandez make progress on rapid return to Jerez

Just five days after Sam Lowes fought for the podium and Augusto Fernandez rallied to a battling 13th in Jerez, the Team Estrella Galicia 0,0 Marc VDS duo were back in action today to commence preparations for the inaugural Andalucia GP.

Spain’s sweltering summer heatwave continued at the Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto today, with Team Estrella Galicia 0,0 Marc VDS working diligently to…

View On WordPress

#AndaluciaGP

0 notes

urbanfox197 · 4 years

Video

Cruzada BMW en la subida a Santa Maria de Trassierra. #rallylife #bmw #traseraygasolina #rally #hillclimb (en Santa María De Trassierra, Andalucia, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5gAokvolpb/?igshid=bvxtpu6dpqtg

#rallylife #bmw #traseraygasolina #rally #hillclimb

0 notes