Like in 2023, the 2024 Rallye du Maroc will conclude the World Rally-Raid Championship come October. On Monday, organiser ODC Event revealed the route which will stretch 2,492 kilometres with 1,517 km being Selective Sections.
After scrutineering and final technical checks on 5 October, the race begins with the Prologue on 6 October, a loop starting and ending in Marrakesh. The fourth largest city in Morocco, it has hosted legs of the Rallye du Maroc including the final stage in 2014 when it was called the Rallye OiLybia du Maroc. Marrakesh also has a racing scene, hosting Formula E from 2016 to 2022.
Stage #1 takes the rally from Marrakesh to Zagora, a town in the Draa River valley and where the main bivouac was located in 2023. Much like last year, Zagora will host a loop for Stage #2.
Mengoub, a town in eastern Morocco straddling the Algerian border, will be the other bivouac from Stage #3—the longest stage in terms of SS—onwards. It will have two loops on the last pair of days.
The 1,517 kilometres in timed sections make the race slightly longer than in 2023, which had 1,470 km. Including road sections, 2024 also exceeds 2023 by 252 km.
Yazeed Al-Rajhi and Toby Price are the reigning winners.
2024 Rallye du Maroc route
| Stage | Start | Finish | Selective Sections | Road Sections | Date |
| Prologue | Marrakesh | Marrakesh | 26 km | 57 km | 6 October |
| 1 | Marrakesh | Zagora | 268 km | 228 km | 7 October |
| 2 | Zagora | Zagora | 318 km | 158 km | 8 October |
| 3 | Zagora | Mengoub | 321 km | 355 km | 9 October |
| 4 | Mengoub | Mengoub | 312 km | 62 km | 10 October |
| 5 | Mengoub | Mengoub | 272 km | 115 km | 11 October |