There are roads that write stories that remain forever in the pages of sporting history. This is the case of the La Peguera Hill Climb. Located in the mountains of the Andorran parish of Sant Julià de Lòria, the road features forests, steep gradients and countless bends that are ideal for putting drivers’ skills to the test. The silence was broken. The roar of the engines and the smell of tyres took centre stage at the fourth round of the Andorran Mountain Racing Championship, which is reaching boiling point.

Once again, La Peguera proved why it is one of the most iconic events on the calendar. Its 3.5 kilometres combine very fast sections with technical corners that require competitors to remain fully focused behind the wheel, as the slightest mistake can cost them the race.

The La Peguera Hill Climb featured 39 competitors, with a starting grid that brought together prototypes, touring cars and vehicles from different generations and with a wide range of technical specifications. Some of the most illustrious names in motorsport did not want to miss the opportunity to leave their mark on the road of an event that is living history in the world of motor racing.