Women’s Rally 2026 Registration Extended - Check Last Date

The Western India Automobile Association (WIAA) has extended the registration deadline for the 2026 Women’s Rally to the Valley. The rally is set to take place on March 28, 2026, and will see hundreds of women driving from Mumbai to Karjat.

New Last Date for Registration

Participants who missed the earlier deadline now have another chance to register. WIAA has extended the last date to March 26, 2026, till 1 pm.

The entry fee for the rally is Rs 15,000 per car. Each car can have up to three participants, but only two will be allowed to drive. These drivers must hold a valid FMSCI competition licence, which will be provided during registration.

Participants will need to bring their own vehicles and manage additional costs such as fuel and toll charges.

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Around 300 Participants Expected

WIAA Chairman Nitin Dossa said that around 75 car entries have already been received, and more are expected before the final deadline.

In total, nearly 300 participants are likely to be part of this year’s rally.

Event Date, Route and Timings

The Women’s Rally to the Valley will be held on March 28, 2026. The rally will begin from the National Sports Club of India (NSCI) in Worli, Mumbai, at 8 am.

Participants must report by 5:30 am for documentation and vehicle checks before the flag-off.

The rally will cover a distance of around 125 km, taking participants from Mumbai to Karjat. Drivers will have to navigate the route without GPS, using rally-style roadbooks.

The final destination will be the Novotel Imagicaa Khopoli.

Focus on Driving Skills

This rally is not about speed but about precision and teamwork. Participants will have to follow directions carefully and maintain consistency throughout the journey.

Like previous years, the rally will be led by last year’s winners.

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Participants Share Their Experience

Pooja, who is participating again this year with her mother, said that every car in the rally has a story. She added that being behind the wheel feels like taking control of one’s life.

She also appreciated WIAA for organising such events and encouraged more rallies like this in the future.

With registrations now extended, the Women’s Rally 2026 offers another opportunity for participants to be part of this exciting and empowering driving event.