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Local aces Parroud and Gonon claim 1-2 for Switzerland on their home event, Rallye du Chablais...

Swiss Alps play host to big names and evocative machinery in fourth round of 2023 FIA European...

- Audi Quattro ace ‘Zippo’ wins the event for a third time in a row - Italian crews dominate Categories 2, 3, 4 and overall podium - EHRC stalwart Ernie Graham makes it three wins from three in Category 1

Erdi survives late reliability problems to win an all-action encounter in the Czech Republic to open his 2023 EHRC account Group A cars dominate the outright pace on challenging stages Women crew members on two of the top three finishers overall and all Category 3 podium finishers

During the Easter weekend, the KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique rewrote the history of F1, single-seaters and legendary motor cars on the Circuit Paul Ricard. The F3 doubleheader was one of the highlights of this event. Promoted to the rank of FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup, this F3 doubleheader was one of the most anticipated races of the year for the category. A total of 34 drivers representing 8 different nationalities took part, of which close to a third undoubtedly had their sights set on the European title.

A unique celebration of the category, its cars and its history, which will be staged this weekend at Circuit Paul Ricard during the KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique.

71st Rally Motul Costa Brava opens the 2023 FIA European Historic Rally Championship season Porsche...

The FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup will take place at Circuit Paul Ricard from April 7-9 as part of the KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique next year.

The 2023 calendar for the FIA European Historic Rally Championship was approved by the FIA World Motor Sport Council in Bologna. The championship calendar will feature nine rounds, with Greece joining the championship with the Historic Acropolis Rally in November, adding a second gravel event to the schedule for the first time.

At the end of three days of competition in the Ostbelgien Classic, the winners of the 2022 FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity Rallies are Patrick Lambert from Luxembourg and Yves Noelanders from Belgium.