Sunday 14th – Friday 19th JUNE 2020 /50 Cars// £1,190pp
Mountain passes, open highways and lush rolling landscapes with quality hotels to relax in at night plus the glamour of Monaco.
A European Driving Adventure with everything a you could want!
This 6 day European Car Rally takes on some of the best driving roads in Europe including Route Napoleon, Maloja Pass, Fluela Pass, Col de Vence, Julier Pass, Albula Pass, Col de Turini & The Black Forest in Germany.
We operate a round-trip, starting and finishing in the UK.
On Rico Rally you will stay at great overnight locations with a welcome meal on the first night and final night dinner & awards before returning home. Below is a taster of what’s to come!
Monaco
What do we need to say about Monaco? Glamour, glitz, awesome cars, Casino Square and all that F1 heritage.
Nurburgring
For our final night we’ll be staying at the track side Linder motorsport hotel at the Nurburgring and our dining experience will be at the famous Pistenklause restaurant. The perfect end to an amazing trip, there is so much to see and explore around the area.
Col de Turini
Famous for its World Rally heritage, the Col de Turini is a truly great road with twists, turns, short straight blasts and stunning views – watch the video
Fluela Pass
One of the most beautiful passes we’ll drive on this trip, in fact on all of our trips. With it’s flowing curves and slight undulations the Fluela Pass really is a superb road to drive.
Route Napoleon
Route Napoléon is a 200 mile section of the Route Nationale 85, taken by Napoléon on his return from Elba in 1815. Definitely one of the best driving roads out there, and we throw a little twist in at the end as you drop into the French Riviera.
Maloja Pass
The deep valleys & high peaks make for very dramatic scenery. The first set of curves are nice and open and then right before you reach the summit, the curves tighten up into hairpins. A drive along Maloja mountain pass in Switzerland is a rewarding experience.
Julier Pass
Albula Pass
The Albula pass starts in Davos and has an almost constant set of corners until the gorge just before Bergün. After that the road climbs through the trees, with exciting hairpins and sweepers.
