Monte-Carlo 2008 – Ask for the program!

The first event of the World Rally Championship returned to Drôme – Ardèche last year, with Valence as the hub.

From January 24 to 27, 2008, the rally’s battleground will be the roads of Ardèche and Vercors, which built its legend, and it will return to the Turini for a final day full of thrills.

The Monte Carlo takes place for the last time in 2008 before a two-year interruption to make way for other world rallies, as the demand is becoming increasingly strong. To enjoy this very special edition, Fou-2-sport-auto.com reveals the program of the 76th edition:

Thursday, January 24

ES1 – 18:46 – St Jean en Royans-Col de Lachau – 28.12 km

ES2 – 7:36 PM – La Cime du Mas-Col de Gaudissart – 17.58 km

Friday, January 25

ES3 – 08:24 – Saint Pierreville-Col de la Fayolle – 29.52 km

SS4 – 10:02 – Burzet-Lachamp Raphaël – 16.30 km

ES5 – 10:48 – St Martial-Le Chambon Beleac – 12.66 km

ES6 – 14:51 – Saint Pierreville-Col de la Fayolle – 29.52 km

ES7 – 16:29 – Burzet-Lachamp Raphael – 16.30 km

ES8 – 5:15 PM – St Martial-Le Chambon Beleac – 12.66 km

Saturday, January 26th

ES9 – 07:31 – Labatie d’Andaure-Lalouvesc – 19.37 km

ES10 – 08:13 – St Bonnet-St Bonnet – 25.36 km

ES11 – 09:38 – Lamastre-Gilhoc-Alboussière – 21.66 km

ES12 – 12:52 – Labatie d’Andaure-Lalouvesc – 19.37 km

ES13 – 1:34 PM – St Bonnet-St Bonnet – 25.36 km

ES14 – 2:59 PM – Lamastre-Gilhoc-Alboussière – 21.66 km

Sunday, January 27

ES15 – 09:50 – La Bollène Vésubie-Moulinet – 22.68 km

ES16 – 11:08 AM – Luceram-Loda – 15.34 km

ES17 – 11:51 AM – La Bollène Vésubie-Moulinet – 22.68 km

ES18 – 1:09 PM – Luceram-Loda – 15.34 km

SS19 – 15:10 – Monaco Circuit – 2.70 km