From 22 to 24 May, Europe’s top rally teams will head to Värmland and Karlstad for this year’s edition of BAUHAUS Royal Rally of Scandinavia. Three days of world-class rally action and a true festival atmosphere in the Swedish forests await – and now, ticket sales are officially open.

In just three years, BAUHAUS Royal Rally of Scandinavia has established itself as a favourite among both competitors and fans, deeply rooted in Värmland’s rich rally heritage. One of the fastest events on the ERC calendar promises three action-packed days featuring both classic and new stages – along with a centrally located service park at Färjestad.
With a Rally Pass, you get full access to the entire event, including all stages and spectator arenas. To celebrate the ticket release on 25 March, a limited number of Super Early Bird tickets are available for just 600 SEK, followed by Early Bird tickets from 650 SEK and a regular price of 700 SEK. It pays to be quick.
For younger fans aged 13 to 17, a Youth Rally Pass is available for 300 SEK, while children under 12 enter for free when accompanied by an adult.
Single-day tickets are also available.
The Friday ticket gives access to a full day of action, including practice, qualifying and shakedown from 11:00 to 16:00, followed by the spectacular opening stage in the evening.
On Saturday, four stages will be run twice, including the iconic Colin’s Crest in the afternoon.
The rally concludes on Sunday with another four stages run twice, finishing with the decisive Power Stage.
“We look forward to welcoming fans to this year’s event and once again delivering three days of rally celebration in central Värmland. All indications suggest we could see the strongest entry list yet, making it well worth heading out into the forests. With our Super Early Bird and Early Bird offers on the Rally Pass, there’s no reason to wait – now is the time to secure your tickets for this year’s rally,” says Sandra Nyström, Ticket Manager for Royal Rally of Scandinavia.
As in previous years, stages on Saturday and Sunday will be run in loops. This means two stages are run back-to-back in the morning, followed by a service break at Färjestad, before two more stages are repeated in the afternoon. For spectators, this offers the opportunity to watch up to four stages in a single day.
Find your tickets for BAUHAUS Royal Rally of Scandinavia 2026 here!
