MONTE CARLO
- therollingproject
- Jan 26
- 1 min read

This weekend marks the 93rd edition of the iconic Monte Carlo Rally, a historic event that first took place in 1911, making it 114 years since its inception. Fans and drivers alike are gearing up for the challenges of this legendary rally, known for its unforgiving conditions and breathtaking routes through the French Alps.
Defending champions Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe will take on the treacherous course in their #Hyundai i20, aiming to retain their title against a highly competitive field. The Monte Carlo Rally is famous for its icy hairpins, narrow mountain roads, and unpredictable weather—elements that test even the most seasoned drivers. It’s not just a battle of speed but also of strategy, precision, and mental resilience.
As we eagerly anticipate this year’s action, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the rally’s storied history. From its glamorous beginnings to the legendary Group B era and the evolution of modern rallying, the Monte Carlo Rally has consistently delivered unforgettable moments. Each era brought something unique, shaping the sport we know today.
So, before the engines roar this weekend, why not take a trip down memory lane? Relive some of the most thrilling highlights and iconic performances from past rallies. From Walter Röhrl’s masterful victories to Sébastien Loeb’s dominance, there’s no shortage of legendary moments to celebrate.
Which era of rallying do you think stands out as the most iconic? Let us know, and don’t forget to tune in for what promises to be another spectacular weekend of world-class rallying!
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