2-9 SEPTEMBER

We are very excited for TransAnatolia 2023 that has been providing unforgettable moments to its participants since 2010 with routes traversing the ancient history, natural beauties and unique culture of Anatolia!

Home to civilizations dating back thousands of years, Anatolia is the most beautiful witness to history. Those who want to witness the heritages of civilizations while racing meet at Transanatolia. #ridewithhistory

Hospitable Anatolian people, tempting Anatolia! Tolerance, traditions that are the heritage of centuries, fertile lands, inns, palaces… All traces of culture are at Transanatolia. #ridewithculture

You have to focus on the race but the scenery is wonderful! Green, brown and blue. This trio is at least as strong as the competitors! #ridewithnature

CLASSIFICATIONS

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?

MOTORCYCLES

Rally competitors are given road books at the highest available standards and they race against time.

Rally competitors receive a time for each respective stage. Summarization of those stage times determines the fastest racer.

Raid competitors receive points for their proximity during the stage. Summarization of those points determines the winner.

B1

Motorcycle up to 450cc single cylinder
B2

Motorcycle 451cc - 700cc single cylinder
B3

Multi-cylinder from 650cc to 1300cc

QUAD

Rally competitors are given road books at the highest available standards and they race against time.

Rally competitors receive a time for each respective stage. Summarization of those stage times determines the fastest racer.

Raid competitors receive points for their proximity during the stage. Summarization of those points determines the winner.

Q1

4×2 - QUAD
Q2

4×4 - QUAD

SSV

Rally competitors are given road books at the highest available standards and they race against time.

Rally competitors receive a time for each respective stage. Summarization of those stage times determines the fastest racer.

Raid competitors’ challenge is with the navigation, not with time and they usually make less stages than rally competitors.

Raid competitors receive points for their proximity during the stage. Summarization of those points determines the winner.

T3.1

4X4 - Modified vehicle FIA J Supplement #286
T3.2

4X2 - Modified vehicle FIA J Supplement #286
ASN Class 1

4x4 - up to 1750cc (turbo/supercharged up to 1029cc) petrol, up to 2000cc (turbo/supercharged up to 1333cc) diesel
ASN Class 2

4x4 - 1751 - up to 2800cc (1030 - 1647cc turbo/supercharged) petrol, 2001 - 3500cc (1334 - 2333cc turbo/supercharged) diesel
ASN Class 3

4x4 - up to 2801 - 3949cc (1648 - 2323 cc turbo/supercharged) petrol, 3501 - 4399cc (2333 - 2933cc turbo/supercharged) diesel
ASN Class 4

4x4 - Larger than 3950cc (> 2324cc turbo/supercharged) petrol, > 4400cc (>2934 turbo/supercharged) diesel

CARS

Rally competitors are given road books at the highest available standards and they race against time.

Rally competitors receive a time for each respective stage. Summarization of those stage times determines the fastest racer.

Raid competitors’ challenge is with the navigation, not with time and they usually make less stages than rally competitors.

Raid competitors receive points for their proximity during the stage. Summarization of those points determines the winner.

The coefficient that will be used in order to equalize the values of the süper charged and turbo engines are : 1,5 for diesel, 1,7 for petrol vehicles