Salou. Costa Daurada. October 18, 2012. Salou is gearing up to host once again test the 48-RallyRACC Catalonia GOLD COAST, Rally de España 2012, final round of FIA World Rally Championship in which seven championships or competitions conclude the Current world. In this regard, the Department of City and Maintenance Services has already begun work on the preparation of the section mixed soil / asphalt will run on the initial test, the shakedown, the 48-year RallyRACC Catalonia Gold Coast which begins on November 8 and the test trip of the day Friday afternoon in a circuit designed to appeal to urban and beach promenade Jaime I. Councillor of the City Maintenance, Maria Jose Rodriguez, along with experts from the City Council, has been interested for work this morning and visited the area where Emprius have to do some clearing, pending new drainage water, to ensure the stability of the ground in case of rain, and other jobs in order to adapt to the demands shakedown circuit marked with the race director of the RACC. This test, which is revalidarà for the third consecutive year attracts thousands of fans who love the engine so spectacular. The shakedown runs through the urban area and is located in the mixed zone Emprius very close to the park. It is a path of no more than 7 kilometers to test cars ready for an intensive modifications and adjustments to the mechanics have completed the race. Councillor Maria Jose Rodriguez said that "basically there is an intended part of the municipal brigade to carry out these tasks cleared to create some new and clean edges through which the race track," he said. And, occasionally, added that workers move heavy equipment to complete some tasks. But also, as a new feature this year is incorporated in the Paseo Jaime I street circuit on Friday 9 in what will be the last test scoring for the day. Thus, the work being carried out in parallel to the promenade affect the withdrawal of some pieces of furniture and lamps that could be damaged gravel spread over certain points. Remember that the entrance to the service area of ​​the park, PortAventura, during the RallyRACC is free.

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