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According to today's publication of the entry list, 253 crews from 28 countries will set off from six European cities, from John O'Groats to Monte Carlo, to try to write a new page of the legend. This edition will bring together former winners, including two-time title holders Michel Decremer and Jennifer Hugo, as well as renowned drivers such as Bruno Saby (Renault 5 Turbo), Takuma Sato (Honda Civic RS), Maurizio Verini (Alfa Romeo Giulietta), Angelo Sticchi Damiani (Fiat 124 Abarth), Antonio Sainz Cenamor (Porsche 911 S), Luis Climent Asensio (BMW 323I), John Buffum (Ford Escort RS2000) and Michel Chabran (BMW 323I), the undisputed leader of the “Team des Chefs”, which will be celebrating its 20^th anniversary at the start of the event. Discover the entry list

Major New Features for 2026

The route has been completely redesigned and will include 18 Regularity Stages held on closed roads, ensuring enhanced safety and authenticity. The six starting cities — John O’Groats, Bad Homburg, Milan, Reims, Monte-Carlo and Barcelona — will offer competitors a variety of approaches before converging on the Principality. The list of eligible vehicles has also been expanded to include all models that took part in the Rallye Monte-Carlo editions between 1911 and 1986. Three distinct average speed categories will be available, each with its own dedicated classification, offering a challenge suited to every crew profile. Finally, the use of a C.E.-approved helmet will be mandatory on all closed-road sections. See you from 29 January to 7 February 2026 for a promising 28^th edition...