The seventh Monte-Carlo eRally reserved exclusively for
all-electric vehicles will take place in the Principality from 18 to 22
October.
Monaco’s love affair with automobiles goes back over a century. The
Principality hosted its very first Formula 1 race in 1929, while the
Monte-Carlo Rally began even earlier, in 1911. Both events are still run today,
every January, and are as popular with motor racing enthusiasts as ever.
Meanwhile, the Rallye Historique Monte-Carlo is a nostalgic paean to the
motoring of yesteryear, with all its elegance and authenticity.
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And from 18 to 22 October, the future of motor sport will be celebrated
in Monaco, with the Monte-Carlo eRally. A heady mix of modernity and prestige,
the eRally is now a fixture of the motor racing landscape thanks to its
stunning setting and zero-emissions policy. The race is also another
opportunity to speed along the back country roads in the countryside around
Monaco, following a route that will take the teams to some of the most iconic
locations in the history of the Monte-Carlo Rally.
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What’s more, the 2023 eRally will see the cars return to Monaco itself.
For this seventh edition of the race, the Parc Fermé will be set up in a truly
unique location, right outside the Casino de Monte-Carlo. Monaco is ready. Just
one question remains to be answered: who will succeed reigning Monte-Carlo
eRally champions Jacques Pastor and his co-pilot Fulvio Gazzola?
图片来源:
©Jean Marc Folleté / Philippe Magoni