The 28th Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique concluded in the most thrilling way possible, with the final standings decided only in the final kilometers. An intense, hard-fought edition, packed with twists and turns, it kept competitors and spectators on the edge of their seats until the very end.
The Spaniards Luis Climent Asensio and Carles Jimenez Valls , at the wheel of a BMW 323i , took victory, putting in a top-level performance that allowed them to prevail in an extremely balanced race, characterised by minimal gaps between the main crews.
The 2026 edition of the Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique once again confirmed the unique appeal of the event, combining tradition, strategy, and precision driving. The new regulations, including the use of completely closed roads, further increased the level of competition and safety, highlighting the technical and sporting qualities of the participants.
Numerous crews alternated at the top of the leaderboards throughout the stages, making the final outcome uncertain until the final race. It was precisely in the final phase that Climent and Jimenez Valls managed to make the difference, prevailing thanks to impeccable race management and great consistency.
The Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique thus confirms its position as one of the most prestigious and selective events in the historic motorsport scene, capable of showcasing legendary cars and highly experienced drivers, in keeping with the Principality’s sporting tradition.