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Guido Guerrini and Artur Prusak claim victory at the 2025 E-Rallye Monte-Carlo

Guido Guerrini and Artur Prusak hold on to win the E-Rallye Monte-Carlo 2025. Arriving in Monaco as leader of the Bridgestone FIA ecoRally Cup, the crew of the Kia E-Niro no.2 lived up to expectations by claiming victory in the E-Rallye Monte-Carlo 2025. The Portuguese duo Eduardo Carpinteiro Albino and José Carlos Figueiredo (Kia EV3 no.39) and the Belgian crew of Bernard Heine and Valérie Piette (Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer no.7) completed the podium after a thrilling final Leg.

The overall winner was only decided when car no.39 crossed the timing line in Roubion, the very last moment of the rally, after four Leg of one of the most competitive editions ever. Here’s a look back at the day’s four Regularity Stages.

RS11: Heine and Piette move onto the virtual podium

A well-known stage in Monte-Carlo, the route between La Rochette and Entrevaux served as the first major challenge of the final Leg. On narrow and technical roads, Bernard Heine and Valérie Piette in the Volkswagen no.7 delivered the best performance. They took over third place in the virtual overall standings, overtaking Conde and Sergnese who struggled (26^th in RS11).

Top 3 RS11 (La Rochette / Entrevaux):

Bernard Heine / Valérie Piette (Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer no.7)
Michal Zdarsky / Jakub Nabelek (Hyundai Kona no.1)
Jérome Aymard / Philippe Loens (Alpine A290 GTS no.15)
Karel Colibert / Jessica Jodar (Volkswagen ID.4 no.22)

RS11 Results

RS12: Fourth stage win for Guigou and Le Borgne

The crew of Emmanuel Guigou and Émilien Le Borgne was often among the front-runners in the E-Rallye Monte-Carlo 2025 and confirmed their form again on Saturday, October 18, with a fourth stage victory. « The Alpine A290 is truly the ideal car for this event », he said this week. However, at the final arrival on the Terrasses du Soleil, the driver was frustrated with their overall result (7^th with 158 penalty points behind the winners): « Without the tripmaster issues in RS2, we could have gone and fight the win », said Emmanuel Guigou.

Top 3 RS12 (Le Fugeret / La Colle-Saint-Michel) :

Emmanuel Guigou / Émilien Le Borgne (Alpine A290 no.19)
Eduardo Carpinteiro Albino / José Carlos Figueiredo (Kia EV3 no.39)
Daniel Ott / Maria Ott-Vallis (Volkswagen ID.5 GTX no.11)

RS12 Results

RS13: Alpine on top again

The Alpine A290 continued to show great form on the winding roads of the 2025 edition. Crew no.15 took full advantage during the descent from Col des Champs. Jérome Aymard and Philippe Loens secured their third stage victory, one less than their compatriots in Alpine no.19.

Top 3 RS13 (Col des Champs / Saint-Martin-d’Entraunes):

Jérome Aymard / Philippe Loens (Alpine A290 GTS no.15)
Eneko Conde / Lukas Sergnese (Kia EV6 no.6)
Bernard Heine / Valérie Piette (Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer no.7)

RS13 Results

RS14: First win for Ford, Belgian top three

The final Regularity Stage was decisive in the battle for the overall standings. In the end, it wasn’t the favorites who shone during the E-Power Stage between Beuil and Roubion. Ford surprised everyone with the crew of Nadia Delvaux and Jean Marc Piret (no.34) winning their first stage.

Top 3 RS14 (Beuil to Roubion):

Nadia Delvaux / Jean Marc Piret (Ford Explorer no.34)
Michel Decremer / Marie Claire Martens (Volkswagen ID.7 no.9)
Bernard Heine / Valérie Piette (Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer no.7)

RS14 Results

With only 8 more penalty points than leaders Guerrini and Prusak, Eduardo Carpinteiro Albino and José Carlos Figueiredo had a chance to take the win in the final stage. In the end, the Portuguese duo only managed to recover half of the gap, finishing just four small points away from victory in the Principality. An incredibly narrow margin in regularity rallying!

Bridgestone FIA ecoRally Cup leaders Guido Guerrini and Artur Prusak secured a well-earned victory that brings them closer to the championship title. They won with 236 penalty points, just ahead of Carpinteiro Albino and Figueiredo (240 points). The Belgians Heine and Piette completed the final podium with 258 points.

Provisional general classification after Leg 4

Published on:18 October 2025