REUTERS: Greece's Acropolis Rally will return after an eight year absence to replace Chile on the world championship calendar in September, organisers said on Friday.
Chile's round has been cancelled as a result of travel and governmental restrictions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.The Greek gravel event, starting near the Parthenon temple in Athens and running from Sept. 9-12, will now be the 10th of 12 rallies.
"It’s a pleasure to see the Acropolis return at the highest level of the discipline thanks to the support of the Greek authorities, along with the strong commitment of the organisers."
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