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Major round of the World Rally Championship; WRC winners and the event's historic link with the Principality and the Automobile Club de Monaco.
The Monte-Carlo Rally combines winter routes and media exposure at the Rock. Memoria archives sporting wins and key dates in the event — not parking paperwork.
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Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) wins a close edition; the victory confirms the Korean team's return to form on the season-opening rally.
Read the cited source →Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Volkswagen) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Ogier (Volkswagen) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sébastien Loeb (Citroën) wins and begins a long run of victories on the event; the rally strengthens its status as a flagship round of the world championship.
Read the cited source →Mikko Hirvonen (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Carlos Sainz (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Tommi Mäkinen (Mitsubishi) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Tommi Mäkinen (Mitsubishi) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Tommi Mäkinen (Mitsubishi) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Tommi Mäkinen (Mitsubishi) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Miki Biasion (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →François Delecour (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Carlos Sainz (Subaru) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →François Delecour (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Didier Auriol (Toyota) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Didier Auriol (Toyota) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →François Delecour (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Carlos Sainz (Toyota) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Miki Biasion (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Bruno Saby (Peugeot) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Juha Kankkunen (Peugeot) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Henri Toivonen (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Carlos Sainz (Seat) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Stig Blomqvist (Audi) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Walter Röhrl (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Walter Röhrl (Opel) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Guy Fréquelin (Talbot) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Walter Röhrl (Fiat) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Björn Waldegård (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sandro Munari (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sandro Munari (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Björn Waldegård (Ford) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sandro Munari (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Sandro Munari (Lancia) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →Jean-Luc Thérier (Alpine-Renault) wins the Monte-Carlo Rally, an iconic round of the World Rally Championship linked to the Principality.
Read the cited source →The Automobile Club de Monaco launches a winter event towards the Principality; the rally becomes one of the best known on the international calendar.
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