This area, situated on the esplanade of the Estadio de Gran Canaria, transforms during the world championship event into a small motorsport city. Amidst tents, racing vehicles, and technical teams, fans have the opportunity to closely observe the mechanics' work and enjoy the unique ambiance of such a significant event.

The current edition, commemorating the rally's 50th anniversary, has generated particular excitement, reflected in the constant flow of visitors. Families, tourists, and motorsport followers come to photograph the cars, seek autographs, and soak in the atmosphere, which also significantly boosts sales of commemorative products.

The range of items, including t-shirts, caps, jackets, and stickers, has been very well received, especially the special line launched to celebrate the event's half-century. This commercial success underscores the importance of the service park not only as a meeting point for motorsport passion but also as an economic and tourist driver for the island of Gran Canaria.

Beyond the festive atmosphere, the 'Service Park' is a hub of intense work. Mechanics and technicians operate against the clock, checking brakes, suspensions, and tires, and adjusting vehicles for the demanding conditions of the Gran Canarian asphalt. Tire strategy, crucial on an island with constant weather changes between stages, is an example of the technical complexity managed.

While the spotlight is on the stages and the big names of the championship, in Siete Palmas, a parallel race of dedication and effort unfolds. This service park demonstrates that the rally transcends the sporting aspect, generating significant economic and tourist activity that benefits the entire island.