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Mushrif National Park to Host Dubai International Baja 2026 Showcase Stage on November 6
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03 November 2026
Mushrif National Park to Host Dubai International Baja 2026 Showcase Stage on November 6

Mushrif National Park in Dubai will host the showcase stage of the 10th Dubai International Baja on Friday, November 6, 2026, marking the first time the park has been selected as a venue for the event.

Held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, and Chairman of the Executive Council of Dubai, the rally is organized by the Emirates Motorsports Organization (EMSO).

The event will bring the excitement of desert rally racing closer to Dubai residents and visitors, giving spectators an opportunity to watch leading international competitors in the car, motorcycle, and quad bike categories. The showcase stage will take place ahead of the main desert stages in Al Qudra, where competitors will continue their campaigns over the weekend.

Mushrif National Park Becomes a Hub of Excitement and Action

Mushrif National Park will welcome international rally competitors for two sessions on November 6, offering spectators a chance to experience desert motorsports up close before the competition moves to the dunes.

Hosting the showcase stage at the park adds a new element to the rally’s 10th edition. Located in the heart of Dubai, Mushrif National Park is among the emirate’s well-known natural and recreational destinations, making it a suitable setting for bringing the sport closer to the public.

The location will also allow spectators to see the competing vehicles and riders at close range before they head to Al Qudra for the rally’s main desert challenges.

Dubai International Baja Showcase Stage Schedule at Mushrif National Park

The showcase stage at Mushrif National Park will take place across two sessions on Friday, November 6.

The morning session will run from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., while the afternoon session will begin at 1:30 p.m. and continue until 4:30 p.m.

The two sessions will give spectators an opportunity to follow the action across the participating categories and watch international competitors before they move on to the main desert stages.

Free Admission for Spectators with Designated Viewing Areas

Organizers have confirmed that public admission to Mushrif National Park for the showcase stage will be free, subject to the venue’s capacity.

Designated viewing areas will be provided for spectators attending the event, with organizers emphasizing the importance of following the instructions for entering the park, accessing viewing areas, and using parking facilities.

Further information about entry arrangements, spectator zones, parking, and other event guidelines will be released progressively ahead of Friday, November 6, along with any additional updates related to the rally.

Dubai International Baja 2026 Brings Together Top International Competitors

The Dubai International Baja 2026 will take place from November 5 to 8, bringing together leading international competitors across several major motorsports championships.

The event forms part of the FIA World Baja Cup for cars, the FIA Middle East Baja Cup for cars, and the FIM World Baja Cup for motorcycles.

Dubai will host the final round of the two FIA championships, with the season titles still undecided as competitors prepare for the decisive desert stages.

The participation of leading motorcycle and quad bike riders in the FIM World Baja Cup will add further excitement and variety to the competition, with international competitors taking part across the different categories.

From Mushrif National Park to Al Qudra’s Dunes: Desert Challenges Await

Following the showcase stage at Mushrif National Park, competitors will head to Al Qudra for the main desert stages, scheduled to take place over the weekend.

The desert stages will present a different challenge for participants as they navigate sandy terrain and dunes, where vehicle control and the ability to handle changing desert conditions are essential to rally competition.

The move from Mushrif National Park to Al Qudra will also give the event two distinct settings, beginning with a stage close to spectators in Dubai before continuing with the main competition in the desert.