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ALPINE RALLY & REGATTA

6 - 14 September 2025

timeless elegance

2ndAlpine Rally & Regatta: A Captivating Journey from the Alps to the Riviera

Imagine a journey that combines the thrill of classic vehicles with the elegance of traditional sailing – welcome to the 2nd Alpine Rally & Regatta from 6 – 14 September 2025. Noblesse Yachts®, in collaboration with the legendary rally co-driver Christian Geistdörfer, has created an exclusive event that takes you from the majestic Alps to the sparkling Côte d’Azur.

The Alpine Rally, limited to six vehicles with a total of twelve participants, is open to all categories of classic and youngtimers, with a particular welcome extended to classic sports cars. Christian Geistdörfer has designed a route that traverses the most picturesque Alpine roads and the most legendary special stages of the Monte Carlo Rally. You’ll be living and breathing automotive history as you navigate these legendary routes, breathe in the mountain air at the famous Col du Turini, and arrive in Monaco at sunrise—just like the drivers of the legendary Monte Carlo Rally.

To enhance your experience, each participant will receive a complimentary, exclusive travel guide featuring Christian Geistdörfer’s recommendations for the best accommodations along the route. In addition, you’ll receive his signed book “Our 4 Monte Wins.” Trace the routes of motorsport legends Christian Geistdörfer and Walter Röhrl, as you enjoy breathtaking landscapes and create unforgettable memories.

After three exhilarating days on the road, you will reach the pinnacle of the journey: the Monaco Classic Week from 9 – 14 September 2025. Here, classic vehicles and historic yachts come together in a spectacular display of speed, beauty, and timeless elegance. You will have the opportunity to admire the world’s most beautiful classic yachts and immerse yourself in the thrilling atmosphere of a regatta.

As an active crew member, you will sail for victory aboard one of our classic yachts. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a complete novice, our professional crew will ensure you’re fully involved in the race. You might even find yourself standing atop the winner’s podium at the end!

The 2nd Alpine Rally & Regatta is an unforgettable experience, blending the fascination of the Monte Carlo Rally with the excitement of the Monaco Classic Week. Immerse yourself in a world of luxury, adrenaline, and maritime traditions. Join us for the Alpine Rally & Regatta- an unforgettable adventure that will leave you with lasting memories both on land and at sea. This is a must for automotive enthusiasts and lovers of timeless elegance.

What is the Alpine Rally & Regatta?

The Alpine Rally & Regatta is a one-of-a-kind experience that brings together two worlds: a four-day road adventure from Gstaad to Monaco for classic cars, youngtimers, and selected GT vehicles – crossing legendary alpine passes, including iconic Monte Carlo Rally stages such as Col de Turini and Col de la Madone.

Upon arrival at the Côte d’Azur, the journey continues at sea with three days of elegance and tradition during the Monaco Classic Week – a prestigious regatta dedicated to classic sailing yachts, featuring historic vessels, refined hospitality, and Riviera flair.

It’s a celebration of automotive passion and maritime heritage – united in one extraordinary event.

What Is Included in the Alpine Rally & Regatta?

The Alpine Rally & Regatta is more than a journey – it’s a curated experience that brings together the thrill of the open road and the elegance of the sea. The event is divided into two distinct parts, each offering its own unique highlights:


The Alpine Rally (Gstaad to Monaco )

  • 4 days of scenic touring across legendary alpine passes
  • Rally-style roadbook with curated routes and insider tips from rally legend and four-time Monte Carlo winner Christian Geistdörfer
  • Luggage transport from hotel to hotel
  • Technical support vehicle throughout the journey
  • Welcome reception in Gstaad
  • Refreshments on the road: light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks provided during the drive
  • Reserved, secure vehicle parking along the entire route
  • A signed copy of “Unsere 4 Monte-Siege” by Christian Geistdörfer


The Monaco Classic Week

  • Sip on champagne at the exclusive welcome gathering
  • Convenient on-site private shuttle service 
  • Choose to actively race or relax on board with a professional skipper and crew
  • Learn the ropes with a 1-day briefing and manoeuvre training at sea 
  • Experience the thrill of 3 exciting racing days
  • Our classic yacht is exclusively reserved for you and your fellow guests
  • Fresh-made catering aboard, as well as non-alcoholic beverages during sailing and racing
  • Celebrate with a “Splice the mainbrace” of champagne, beer, and wine back in the marina after each sailing and racing day
  • All Spirits and Oliva Premium Cigars
  • Lively Evening Entertainment
  • Show your team spirit with provided uniform polo shirts and caps
  • On-site German, Dutch and English event support throughout the event
  • Opening, Closing & Award Ceremonies and Parties
  • Receive a participation certificate and nautical mile confirmation for your seaman’s book if desired
  • USB-Stick with Photos and Videos from the week
  • Relax knowing all taxes and fees are included

How Challenging Is the Driving Route?

The Alpine Rally is designed to be enjoyable, not extreme. While the route includes legendary mountain passes such as Col de l’Iseran, Col de la Bonette and Col de Turini, all roads are paved and suitable for classic cars in good condition. You’ll encounter winding climbs, hairpin bends, and occasional steep gradients – but always on well-maintained roads with breathtaking views.


There’s no racing, no timing, and no pressure. The focus is on precision, enjoyment, and style. Drivers should be confident on mountain roads, but no previous rally experience is required.


If at any point a driver feels that a particular mountain pass or section may not be suitable for themselves or their vehicle, we are happy to provide an alternative route. Our team will ensure that every participant has a safe and enjoyable experience – without compromising the spirit of the journey.

Feeling curious? Discover the route.

What Kind of Roads and Conditions Can I Expect?

The Alpine Rally follows carefully selected routes made up entirely of paved, public roads – many of them among the most scenic in Europe. You can expect winding mountain passes, sweeping valleys, and occasional narrow village lanes. The surfaces are generally well maintained, though some alpine stretches may be a bit rough in places – part of the charm of authentic driving in the high mountains.


Weather conditions in early September are typically mild and dry, but as we travel through high-altitude terrain, short rain showers or cooler temperatures on the passes are always possible. A well-maintained vehicle and a sense of calm behind the wheel are all you need to enjoy the drive to the fullest.

Do I Need Special Insurance or Documents for My Car?

No special insurance is required, but your vehicle must be road-legal, registered, and fully insured for use in Switzerland, France, and Italy. Please ensure that your insurance includes cross-border coverage and that all documents (registration, insurance certificate, and driver’s licence) are valid and carried with you at all times.


We also recommend bringing a European accident statement form and checking whether your insurance includes breakdown assistance abroad. For non-EU participants, an international insurance card (Green Card) may be required.


Please note:
If your vehicle is registered as a historic car (e.g. with an H-plate or equivalent), make sure that your insurance allows international travel and includes alpine routes. Some vintage car policies may have restrictions regarding usage abroad or on mountain roads.

If you’re unsure, our team is happy to advise in advance of the event.

Can My Vehicle Be Transported to Gstaad and Returned from Monaco?

Absolutely. Upon request, we can arrange professional vehicle transport to Gstaad prior to the tour, as well as return shipping from Monaco once the event concludes. Whether you require an enclosed individual transport for a valuable classic or a premium shared solution for a GT car, we work with trusted logistics partners who specialise in handling exceptional automobiles across Europe.


Early booking is recommended, particularly for long-distance or enclosed transports. We are happy to provide tailored recommendations and a personalised quote based on your vehicle and location.

What Happens in Case of Bad Weather or Mechanical Issues?

The Alpine Rally is carefully planned for early September, when weather conditions are typically mild and stable. However, should adverse weather arise — such as heavy rain or sudden fog on mountain passes — our team will monitor conditions closely and suggest safe alternative routes where needed. Flexibility and safety always come first.


In the event of a mechanical issue, a support vehicle is available along the route to assist with basic roadside help. If further repairs or recovery are required, we’ll help coordinate with local garages or towing services. Participants should ensure their vehicle is in excellent condition prior to the tour and that their insurance includes roadside assistance across borders.

Can I Book Only the Alpine Rally Without the Regatta? (Or Vice Versa)

Yes. The Alpine Rally and the Monaco Classic Week are designed to complement each other – but can also be booked separately.


You are welcome to join only the Alpine Rally, from Gstaad to Monaco (6–9 September), or only the Monaco Classic Week (10–14 September), depending on your personal interests, availability and travel plans. Please note that individual bookings are subject to availability, as priority will be given to participants booking the full programme.


Those who take part in both parts of the experience will enjoy a seamless transition from mountain roads to the elegance of the sea – but each section of the event is designed to stand on its own.

How Many Vehicles and Participants Will Take Part?

The number of participants is deliberately limited to ensure an exclusive and personal atmosphere. The Alpine Rally is open to a maximum of 12 vehicles, each with a driver and an optional co-driver or passenger.


For the Monaco Classic Week, we welcome up to 12 guests aboard the classic yachts. Early booking is highly recommended, especially for those interested in the full programme combining the tour and the regatta.


This limited group size creates space for genuine encounters, inspiring conversations, and shared moments that make the journey truly special.

How Do We Communicate During the Alpine Rally?

Throughout the entire tour, our team will be available to support you – both in person and digitally. Each participant will receive a walkie-talkie at the start of the tour, allowing for direct and distraction-free communication between vehicles while driving. This ensures important updates, spontaneous changes or stop announcements can be shared quickly and safely – without relying on smartphones or apps during the drive.


You’ll also receive a printed roadbook with detailed maps, daily stages, and curated background information. At each stopover, a member of our team will be on-site and available for personal assistance.

Are There Other Activities Available in Monaco?

Your partner is accompanying you to Monaco but doesn’t want to participate in the entire program of the Monaco Classic Week? Or do you yourself want to take a day off? Don’t worry, Monaco has plenty of alternatives to offer. We’d be happy to help you create a diverse itinerary. Here are some suggestions for you:


Landmarks and Culture in Monaco

  • Prince’s Palace of Monaco: The official residence of the Prince of Monaco, offering guided tours and a daily changing of the guard ceremony.
  • Oceanographic Museum: An impressive museum dedicated to marine science and oceanography, featuring aquariums and exhibits.
  • Monaco-Ville (Le Rocher): The historic old town area with narrow streets, charming squares, and great views of the sea.
  • Monaco Cathedral: A magnificent cathedral that houses the graves of the Grimaldis, including Grace Kelly.
  • Jardin Exotique: An exotic garden with rare plants and breathtaking views over Monaco and the Mediterranean.
  • Grimaldi Forum: A modern conference and cultural centre that hosts major exhibitions, concerts, and events.


Beaches and Watersports

  • Larvotto Beach: Monaco’s main beach, perfect for sunbathing and swimming.
  • Watersports: Opportunities for jet skiing, sailing, and diving along the coast.


Markets and Shopping

  • Condamine Market: A lively market in the heart of Monaco, offering fresh produce, flowers, and local specialties.
  • Luxury Shopping: Visit the exclusive Carré d’Or shopping district with luxury brands and designer boutiques.


Excursions and Day Trips

  • Cap d’Ail: A nearby coastal town with beautiful beaches and hiking trails.
  • Eze Village: A picturesque medieval village with narrow streets and spectacular views, known for its perfumeries and botanical gardens.
  • Menton: A charming town on the Italian border, known for its lemon trees and historic old town.


Sporting Activities

  • Formula 1: Attend the famous Monaco Grand Prix, one of the most spectacular motor races in the world.
  • Yachting: Monaco is known for its luxury yachts. Visit the Yacht Club de Monaco or take a boat tour.
  • Tennis: Play tennis at the Monte Carlo Country Club, which also hosts the Monte Carlo Masters tournament.


Outdoor Activities

  • Hiking and Walking: Enjoy trails like the Sentier des Douaniers along the coast or walks in Monaco’s well-maintained gardens.
  • Golf:
    • Monte Carlo Golf Club: A scenic golf course high above the Mediterranean, offering golf lessons as well.


Culinary Experiences

  • Gourmet Restaurants: Enjoy top-notch cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants like Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse and Yoshi.
  • Markets and Delicatessens: Sample local specialities and delicacies at the Condamine Market or fine delicatessens.


Wellness and Relaxation

  • Spas and Wellness Centers: Numerous spas offer a variety of treatments and wellness programs.
  • Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo: A renowned spa offering thalassotherapy and other wellness treatments with sea views.


Hidden Gems in Monaco

  • Princess Grace Rose Garden: A peaceful and beautiful garden dedicated to Princess Grace Kelly, featuring hundreds of rose varieties.
  • Le Jardin Japonais: A hidden Japanese garden with waterfalls, ponds, and typical vegetation, providing a serene retreat.
  • Les Spélugues Cave: Lesser-known but fascinating, this cave offers insights into the prehistoric past of the region.

Join Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez for an all-inclusive week or just a day.

Request our free digital event brochure and receive a special discount on your booking!

Discover the surroundings.

a royal yacht

ORIANDA

The 1937 sailing yacht Oriana stands as a remarkable symbol of nautical history, a vessel that has weathered the passage of time with elegance and resilience. Crafted in an era when sailing was as much an art as it was a mode of travel, Oriana encapsulates the grace of the past while continuing to inspire sailors and dreamers today.

With her classic lines and timeless design, Oriana is not just a yacht but a floating work of art. Every curve of her hull, every detail of her rigging, and the countless footsteps on her teak decks speak to a time when boats were built to be both functional and beautiful. She is a reminder of an age when craftsmanship was revered, and the sea was a place of adventure and discovery.

Designed by Oscar W Dahlstrom, as an 85-foot (26-meter) staysail schooner for King Christian of Denmark, Oriana was was completed in 1938 by Carl Andersen’s shipyard in Faaborg, Denmark. Her sleek lines and balanced proportions testify to Dahlstrom’s design genius.

Oriana comfortably accommodates up to 8 guests in four beautifully appointed cabins, with a dedicated captain and crew ready to whisk you away on a sailing adventure in unparalleled elegance. She is also available for racing charters, including participation in prestigious events like the Voiles de Saint Tropez and other classic sailing yacht regattas.

Participants now have the opportunity to book their spots aboard ORIANDA for classic regattas in the Mediterranean with Noblesse Yachts®.

Sailing Heritage

ORIANDA, an 85-foot (26-metres) staysail schooner, was designed by Oscar W Dahlstrom for King Christian of Denmark. After a comprehensive refit in 2010, she seamlessly blends classic elegance with modern luxury. Key features include air conditioning, diving equipment, and a Hi-Fi sound system.
 
With a beam of 16.7 feet (5,1-metres) and a draft of 11.1 feet (3,4-metres),  ORIANDA offers ample deck space and accommodates up to 8 guests in 4 beautifully appointed cabins. Her dedicated crew ensures a top-tier experience. Available for luxurious charters and racing regattas like the Voiles de Saint Tropez, Régates Royales in Cannes and many more.  
Monaco Stays: Hotel Luxury vs. Apartment Flexibility

Hotel or Apartment?

Deciding between a hotel and a private apartment in Monaco depends on what you value most during your stay. Hotels offer the convenience of services such as daily housekeeping, room service, and a concierge, often located near major attractions and dining. This option is great for those seeking comfort and minimal hassle, though it may come at a higher cost and with less space. On the other hand, renting a private apartment can be more economical, especially for groups or longer stays. Apartments provide more living space, a homely feel, and the opportunity to save on meals by cooking. However, this option lacks the immediate service and amenities of a hotel, and the quality of rentals can vary.

 

Ultimately, the choice should align with your needs for service, space, budget, and how much you value privacy during your visit to Monaco. Explore a variety of hotels and apartments available in Monaco here.

Hotels

Apartments

  • 3* Hotel Boutique Hotel Miramar

    ★★★

    Boutique Hotel Miramar

    The Boutique Hotel Miramar in Monaco is superbly situated for attendees of the Monaco Classic Week, largely due to its prime location on Port Hercule. This immediate proximity to the event venue allows guests to effortlessly access the festivities. The convenience of having the event just a short walk away is a significant advantage, especially during a busy week when the area is bustling and transport options might be crowded.

     

    Guests of the hotel can enjoy exceptional views that extend over the sea, potentially offering a glimpse of the Monaco Classic Week activities right from their rooms. For those who have a keen interest in maritime events, the ability to observe some of the super yachts from a comfortable, private setting adds a unique charm to the stay. This feature is especially appealing for guests who prefer to retreat from the crowd while still engaging with the event’s atmosphere.

     

    Adding to its appeal, the Boutique Hotel Miramar provides an intimate and exclusive experience with its limited number of custom-designed rooms. This boutique setup ensures that guests receive personalized service, enhancing their experience of the Monaco Classic Week. After a day filled with activities, coming back to a room that offers modern comforts such as air conditioning, free WiFi, and luxurious amenities makes the experience at the event both enjoyable and relaxing.

     

    Check the map to get a sense of the location.

    Room Amenities

    • Air Conditioning
    • Wi-Fi
    • 16 m2
    • Safe
    • Flat TV
    • Ensuite bathroom
    • Bathtub or Shower
    • Wake-up-Service
    • Toiletries
    • Desk
    • Hairdryer
    • Telephone
    • Soundproofing

    Hotel Amenities

    • Wi-Fi
    • Facilities for disabled guests
    • Ironing Service
    • Drycleaning service
    • Babysitting/child services
    • 24/7 Reception
    • Terrace
    • Outdoor furniture
    • No parking available

    4* Hotel Port Palace

    ★★★★

    Port Palace Hotel

    The Port Palace Hotel in Monaco is a luxurious establishment that provides an unmatched setting for guests attending the Monaco Classic Week. This boutique hotel is uniquely positioned overlooking the Port Hercules, a significant venue for the Classic Week festivities. This proximity allows guests easy access to the event, enabling them to partake in the rich maritime traditions and view the classic yachts up close without the need for extensive travel. The convenience is especially appreciated during this busy time when the area thrives with activity, and getting around quickly and comfortably is a priority.

     

    Moreover, the hotel offers a refined experience that aligns well with the elegance of the Monaco Classic Week. With its sophisticated decor and high-end amenities, the Port Palace Hotel caters to those who appreciate luxury and attentive service. Each room and suite at the hotel provides panoramic views of the harbour, allowing guests to witness the event’s vibrant atmosphere right from their accommodations. This feature is particularly appealing to those who enjoy the spectacle of classic sailing and motor yachting from a peaceful and private setting.

     

    Finally, the Port Palace Hotel enhances the experience of its guests by offering amenities that are perfect for relaxation after a day at the event. The hotel’s wellness offerings, including a spa and fitness centre, provide excellent opportunities to unwind. Additionally, its gourmet restaurant serves exquisite meals, which are ideal for reflecting on the day’s events over fine dining with a view. The combination of prime location, luxurious accommodations, and top-notch amenities makes the Port Palace Hotel an ideal choice for attendees looking to make the most of their visit to the Monaco Classic Week.

    Check the map to get a sense of the location.

    Room Amenities

    • Sea view
    • Air Conditioning
    • Ensuite bathroom
    • Flat TV
    • Wi-Fi
    • Soundproofing
    • Free Toiletries
    • Hot tub
    • Minibar
    • Safe
    • Desk
    • Coffee machine
    • Wake-up-Service
    • Hairdryer
    • Ironing facilities
    • Telephone

    Hotel Amenities

    • Wi-Fi
    • Elevator
    • Facilities for disabled guests
    • Private parking
    • Room service
    • Family rooms
    • Bar
    • 24/7 Reception
    • Good breakfast
    • Dry cleaning services
  • Studio Cambria- sleeps 2

    Monaco Classic Week: Cozy Budget Studio Near the Action!

    Studio "Cambria"

    Discover the perfect Monaco retreat with this charming studio, ideally situated within walking distance to the Monaco Classic Week.

     

    This studio offers a practical and economical solution for those wanting to immerse themselves in the festivities without overspending. Its location not only puts you close to the vibrant events of Classic Week but also offers ease of access to explore the iconic sights of Monaco. Whether you’re here for the maritime celebrations or simply to soak up the glamorous atmosphere of Monaco on a budget, this studio provides a cozy, cost-effective base for all your adventures.

     

    Check the map to get a sense of the location, for more details and to book your stay, you can visit the property listing here.

    Studio Amenities

    • Space for up to 2 Guests
    • Air Conditioning
    • Kitchen
    • WLAN
    • Sat TV
    • 1 Bedroom
    • Living/Dining area
    • Washing machine
    • Iron & Board
    • Free Toiletries
    • BBQ
    • Elevator
    • Public car park only
    • Check-in: flexible
    • Check-out: 11am
    • Cancellable

    Apartment Orianda - sleeps 4

    Perfect Stay for Monaco Classic Week: Affordable & Central!

    Apartment "Orianda"

    Nestled perfectly for attendees of the Monaco Classic Week, this delightful apartment offers a superb blend of comfort and convenience in the heart of Monaco.

     

    Located within walking distance of the event’s main activities, it provides a seamless experience for guests looking to immerse themselves in the glamour and excitement of the classic yachts and maritime celebrations. This apartment is an excellent choice for those seeking value in a city known for its high-end allure. It is priced reasonably for Monaco standards, offering a cost-effective solution without compromising on quality or location. Ideal for both short and extended stays, the apartment’s amenities and proximity to key attractions ensure a memorable and enjoyable visit.

     

    Check the map to get a sense of the location. For more details and to book your stay, visit the property listing here.

    Studio Amenities

    • Space for up to 4 Guests
    • Air Conditioning
    • Kitchen
    • WLAN
    • 1 Bedroom
    • Living room with sofa bed
    • 1 Bathroom
    • Washing machine
    • Iron & Board
    • Check-in: 2pm
    • Check-out: 10am
    • Cancellable

    Apartment Marigan - sleeps 4

    Monaco Classic Week Base: Elegant & Accessible!

    Apartment "Marigan"

    For those attending the Monaco Classic Week, this splendid apartment offers an exceptional stay. Positioned ideally for participants, the location ensures that you are always just moments away from the main events and festivities involving classic yachts and maritime heritage. This makes it a strategic choice for attendees looking to immerse themselves fully in the event without the need for extensive commuting.


    Designed with elegance and comfort in mind, the apartment caters to those seeking a serene retreat amidst the hustle of the Classic Week. It provides a well-equipped space that promises relaxation after a vibrant day out. Guests can enjoy modern amenities and a tastefully furnished environment, perfect for both short and extended stays.


    This apartment not only places you in the heart of the action but also serves as a peaceful sanctuary where you can recharge. Its blend of convenience, style, and comfort makes it a prime choice for Monaco Classic Week participants.


    Check the map to get a sense of the location. For booking and further details, you can view the property listing here.

    Apartment Amenities

    • Space for up to 4 Guests
    • Air Conditioning
    • 2 Bedrooms
    • 1 Bathroom
    • Balcony
    • Kitchen
    • WLAN
    • Sat TV
    • Washing machine
    • Iron & Board
    • Parking
    • Check-in: 2pm
    • Check-out: 10am
    • PET friendly
    • Cancellable

Day 1 - Classic Cars Meet Alpine Elegance: A Warm Welcome in Gstaad

Friday

5th September

Meet-up in Gstaad, Switzerland

Throughout the day, participants will arrive individually in their classic vehicles at the charming mountain village of Gstaad. The renowned Hotel Gstaaderhof extends a warm welcome, setting the perfect tone for this exclusive adventure.

Relax and Recharge

After settling into their rooms, guests can enjoy the hotel’s amenities, depending on their arrival time. The elegant wellness area, featuring a sauna and steam bath, offers an ideal opportunity to unwind from the journey and recharge.

Evening Gathering

In the evening, all participants will gather for a welcome meeting. During a refined dinner, we’ll distribute the roadbooks and collectively prepare for the upcoming journey through the Alps. A highlight of the evening will be a live video call with Christian Geistdörfer, who will offer initial insights into the route and stages ahead.

The evening will conclude with relaxed conversations in the cosy lounge by the fireplace, allowing participants to connect and share their passion for classic vehicles in a laid-back atmosphere.

The Day at a Glance
  • Arrival in Gstaad: Guests arrive individually in their classic vehicles.
  • Relax and Recharge: Settle in and unwind in the hotel’s wellness area, enjoying the sauna and steam bath before the evening’s activities.
  • Evening Gathering: Enjoy dinner, roadbooks distribution, and insights from Christian Geistdörfer.
Highlight of the Day
  • Exclusive Route Insights: Enjoy a live video call with Christian Geistdörfer during dinner, where he provides initial insights into the route and stages of the upcoming Alpine journey.
Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts

Day 2 - Chasing Peaks: Alpine Drive to Col du Petit Saint-Bernard

Saturday

6th September

A Scenic Start in Gstaad
Our day begins with a relaxed breakfast and a short route briefing before we set off from the charming town of Gstaad. Winding through the breathtaking Swiss Alps, we embark on a scenic journey toward Chamonix, one of the most iconic alpine towns. The morning drive offers glimpses of stunning mountain peaks as we move toward the French border.

Mountain Passes and Majestic Valleys

As we continue, the route leads us over historic mountain roads and through dramatic alpine scenery. With sweeping curves, panoramic viewpoints and picturesque villages, this section is one of the day’s highlights.

Following a leisurely lunch in Megève, we climb steadily towards the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard, passing through the lush Tarentaise Valley. The road winds gently upwards, with magnificent vistas at every turn. The final ascent is both rewarding and serene.

Overnight at the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard
At the end of the day, we reach the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard, one of the most scenic passes between France and Italy. Here, at an altitude of over 2,000 metres (7,200 feet), we settle in for the night. Surrounded by alpine beauty and silence, this high-mountain setting provides the perfect place to pause, reflect and recharge.

The Day at a Glance
  • Morning Briefing and Departure: After a relaxed breakfast and route briefing, the convoy sets off at 10:00 am, embarking on a scenic drive through the Alps.
  • Lunch and Exploration: After a brief stop in Chamonix, continue the journey towards Megève for a leisurely lunch, with time to stroll its charming streets and admire the alpine atmosphere.
  • Afternoon Drive and Arrival: The route continues over mountain roads and scenic valleys, ending at the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard for an overnight stay.
Key Attractions Along the Route
  • Mont Blanc, Chamonix: Breathtaking views of the highest peak in Western Europe, from one of the Alps’ most storied towns.
  • Megève: An elegant alpine village with cobbled streets, traditional chalets and alpine charm.
  • Col du Petit Saint-Bernard: A historic and scenic mountain pass, once a major trading route, now a quiet and spectacular destination high above the valley.
Trip Summary
  • Departure point: Gstaad

  • Destination: Col du Petit Saint-Bernard

  • Total distance: approx. 220 km (137 miles)

  • Total driving time: approx. 6 hours (including breaks and lunch)

  • Departure time: 10:00 am

  • Estimated arrival time: around 4:00 pm

  • Average speed (without breaks): 50 km/h (31 mph)

Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts
Alpine Tour & Regatta

Day 3 - Alpine Icons: From Col de l’Iseran to Historic Briançon

Sunday

7th September

A Day of Peaks and Passes

We begin our second day at the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard, setting off southwards towards the Col de l’Iseran, the highest paved mountain pass in Europe at 2,770 m (9,088 ft). With its sweeping curves and panoramic views, it’s a dream for classic car drivers and mountain lovers alike.

Exploring Hidden Alpine Villages
Descending into the valley, we stop in Bonneval-sur-Arc, a beautifully preserved alpine village, before continuing to Lanslebourg for a relaxed lunch with regional flair. From there, we climb the historic Col du Mont Cenis, cross briefly into Italy, and descend into Susa, a town steeped in Roman heritage.

Crossing into Italy – and Back

In the afternoon, we re-cross the Alps via the Col de Montgenèvre, a route travelled for centuries, and arrive in the fortified town of Briançon, the highest town in France. Surrounded by dramatic peaks and Vauban fortifications, it’s the perfect place to end a truly alpine day.

The Day at a Glance
  • High Alpine Adventure: Morning departure over the Col de l’Iseran with a scenic coffee stop in Bonneval-sur-Arc.
  • Lunch and a Border Crossing: Lunch in Lanslebourg, then over the Col du Mont Cenis into Italy for a short visit to Susa.
  • Return to France: Afternoon ascent of the Col de Montgenèvre and arrival in Briançon, France’s highest fortified town.
Key Attractions Along the Route
  • Col de l’Iseran: Europe’s highest paved mountain pass, offering panoramic alpine views and a must-stop for breathtaking photos.
  • Susa, Italy: A town rich in Roman history, featuring the Arco di Augusto and Roman amphitheatre, perfect for a historical stroll and lunch.
  • Col de Montgenèvre & Briançon: A legendary pass leading to France’s highest fortified town with rich military history and stunning mountain scenery.
Trip Summary
  • Departure point: Col du Petit Saint-Bernard

  • Destination: Briançon

  • Total distance: approx. 210 km (130 miles)

  • Total driving time: approx. 7 hours (including breaks and lunch)

  • Departure time: 10:00 am

  • Estimated arrival time: around 5:00 pm

  • Average speed (without breaks): approx. 42 km/h (26 mph)

Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts
Noblesse Yachts

Day 4 - From Alpine Icons to Europe’s Roof: A Day on Legendary Roads

Monday

8th September

Legendary Passes and Stunning Peaks
The day begins with a climb over the legendary Col d’Izoard, known for its dramatic scenery and rich history. A stop at the Casse Déserte – a surreal, rock-strewn landscape – sets the tone. From there, the route winds through quiet valleys and across the Col de Vars, offering pure alpine driving pleasure and sweeping views.

Reaching the Highest Point in Europe

After a peaceful lunch in the hidden valley of St-Paul-sur-Ubaye, we continue the ascent towards one of the high points of the entire tour – the Cime de la Bonette. At 2,802 m (9,193 ft), it’s the highest paved point in Europe, with a dramatic loop road that rewards every curve with endless views.

Descent into the South

From the summit, we begin a long descent into the Tinée Valley. The landscape changes dramatically – rocks and larch trees give way to chestnuts and pines, the light softens, and the air turns warmer. Our final stop is the tranquil mountain village of St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée, where we settle in for the night surrounded by quiet charm and southern flair.

The Day at a Glance: 

  • Morning Climb: Depart Briançon and ascend the legendary Col d’Izoard, with a stop at the dramatic Casse Déserte.
  • Hidden Valley Lunch: Climb the legendary Cime de la Bonette, Europe’s highest paved road, with breathtaking mountain views, followed by a relaxing lunch in St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée.
  • Reaching the Highest Point in Europe: Conquer the Cime de la Bonette – the highest drivable point in Europe – before descending into the southern Alps and arriving in St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée for the night.
Key Attractions Along the Route
  • Casse Déserte (Col d’Izoard): A striking, moon-like landscape of crumbling rock towers and scree slopes – one of the most iconic photo stops in the Alps.
  • Cime de la Bonette: At 2,802 m (9,193 ft), it’s the highest paved point in Europe – a dramatic loop road with sweeping views and unforgettable driving.
  • St-Paul-sur-Ubaye: A hidden alpine gem where time seems to stand still – the perfect setting for a quiet lunch surrounded by untouched mountain scenery.
Trip Summary
  • Departure point: Briançon

  • Destination: St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée

  • Total distance: approx. 162 km (101 miles)

  • Total driving time: approx. 6 hours (with breaks and lunch)

  • Departure time: 10:00 am

  • Estimated arrival time: around 4:00 pm

  • Average speed (without breaks): 47 km/h (26 mph)

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Col d'Izoard Alpine Tour & Regatta
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Day 5 - Rally Legends and Riviera Views: A Grand Alpine Finale

Tuesday

9th September

A Quiet Morning with Racing Legends

After three days of high alpine adventure, we enjoy a slower start in the mountain village of St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée. But today’s roads are no less iconic: we begin with a climb to the legendary Col de Turini, one of the most famous stages in the history of the Monte Carlo Rally. The narrow tarmac winds through dense pine forests and sharp switchbacks – a final taste of driving drama before the landscape begins to soften.

Legendary Rallye Roads and High-Altitude Passes
As we ascend, we approach the famous Col de Turini, a stage well known in the Rallye Monte Carlo for its sharp hairpin turns and exhilarating challenges. From here, we continue over the equally iconic Col de la Madone, with tight corners and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Both passes, legendary in motorsport, offer not only a thrilling drive but also unrivalled panoramic scenery.

Descent to the Côte d’Azur
As we descend, the Mediterranean gradually appears on the horizon. The final kilometres are gentle and winding, passing through hillside villages and sunlit terraces before we sweep down into Monaco. After four days and countless curves, the Alps release us into the Côte d’Azur.

The Day at a Glance: 

  • Col de Turini: We begin the day with a climb to one of the most iconic rally passes in Europe – a twisting road through pine forests and tight switchbacks, steeped in Monte Carlo legend.

  • Col de la Madone: After a midday break, we continue on a quieter route where the mountains begin to soften. Olive groves, stone terraces and warm light mark our approach to the south.

  • Descent into Monaco: The final stretch reveals sweeping sea views and winding village roads, leading us gently into the principality of Monaco – a spectacular end to our alpine journey.

Key Attractions Along the Route
  • La Bollène-Vésubie: A traditional alpine village perched near the start of the Col de Turini, offering authentic mountain charm and views over the Vésubie valley.

  • Notre-Dame des Neiges (Col de Turini): A small chapel at the summit of the Col de Turini – a unique spiritual and historical marker at 1,607 m (5,272 ft), often missed by travellers.

  • Fort de la Madone: Hidden near the Col de la Madone, this 19ᵗʰ-century military fort overlooks the Mediterranean and once guarded the coastal approaches to Nice and Monaco

Trip Summary
  • Departure point: St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée

  • Destination: Monaco

  • Total distance: approx. 130 km (81 miles)

  • Total driving time: approx. 4.5 hours (with breaks and lunch)

  • Departure time: 10:00 am

  • Estimated arrival time: approx. 2:30 pm

  • Average speed (without breaks): 43 km/h (27 mph)

Possible route shortcut:
For a shorter journey, bypassing the stages over the Col de Turini and Col de la Madone reduces the distance by 50 km. Driving directly from St-Sauveur-sur-Tinée to Monaco brings the total route to 80 km.

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Col du Turini @ Alpine Tour & Regatta
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Day 6 - Sailing into the Monaco Classic Week

wednesday

10th September

Sunrise to Sail: A Day on the Riviera
Start your day with a breathtaking view of Monte Carlo Bay, followed by a delightful breakfast to fuel your adventure. Shortly after, we’ll escort you to the marina, where our classic yacht awaits. Get acquainted with the vessel and crew, learning the safety protocols before we set sail. Take part in navigational exercises designed to deepen your connection with the open sea, all while enjoying a selection of snacks and refreshments. Back at the marina, a celebratory drink toasts your newly acquired skills on the waves.

Sunset Celebrations: The Monaco Classic Week Begins
As the day draws to a close, the vibrant opening ceremony of Monaco Classic Week begins. It’s an opportunity to mingle with fellow sailing enthusiasts, raising a glass in a toast to the adventures ahead. The dockside comes alive with live music and the festive spirit of Monaco, creating the perfect backdrop for unforgettable moments. Embrace the start of a journey filled with excitement, camaraderie, and the unrivalled beauty of Riviera nights.

The Day at a Glance

  • Morning Views & Breakfast: Wake up to stunning scenery; fuel up with breakfast.
  • Sailing Initiation: Learn the ropes, enhanced by snacks and refreshments.
  • Celebrate at Sea: Commemorate your day’s journey with a toast at the marina.
  • Opening Ceremony Excitement: Experience the kickoff of Monaco Classic Week with music, champagne, and new friendships.
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Day 7 - Regatta's Thrill and Evening Gala

thursday

11th September

Race Day Dawning
Begin the day with a revitalising breakfast before stepping aboard the yacht, where the crew warmly welcomes you, sharing your excitement for the day’s main event—the first official race of the regatta, set to begin at noon. As the yacht cuts through the water, powered by wind and waves, you’ll find yourself fully immersed in the exhilarating rhythm of competition, with your senses heightened by the sheer thrill of the race.

Evening’s Culinary Spectacle and Celebration
As daylight fades, the waterfront transforms into the stage for the extraordinary Chefs’ Competition, hosted by Moët Hennessy. Prepare to be captivated as culinary masters craft their most exquisite dishes before your very eyes, turning the quay into a gallery of gastronomic artistry. The ensuing ceremony celebrates not only the victors but also the spirit of culinary excellence. The festivities carry on into the night with the crew party starting at 8:00 PM—a vibrant gathering where sailors share stories, laughter, and dance under the stars.

The Day at a Glance

  • Morning Boost: Start with a hearty breakfast, gearing up for the noon race kickoff.
  • Noon Race: Dive into the regatta’s first official race, experiencing the thrill of competition.
  • Culinary Showdown: Witness culinary excellence at the Chefs Competition with Moët Hennessy as evening sets in.
  • 8:00 PM Crew Party: Wrap up the day with a vibrant celebration, mingling with sailors and forging lasting connections.
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Day 8 - Race and Revelry Day

friday

12th September

Morning Race to Cala del Forte
Today’s adventure begins promptly at 10 AM, as the fleet departs from the Yacht Club de Monaco, bound for the breathtaking Cala del Forte. Feel the surge of anticipation as you glide through the azure waters, pitting your wits and skills against a host of seasoned sailors. The eight-nautical-mile journey to Cala del Forte is not merely a race; it is an exhilarating test of strategy and speed, sure to be a highlight of your Monaco Classic Week experience.

Afternoon Delights and Return Challenge
After the morning’s excitement, Ventimiglia greets us with its brand-new marina, where lunch promises both relaxation and a feast for the senses. It’s an opportunity to recharge and savour the local cuisine, preparing us for the return journey. The race back begins at 3 PM, once again challenging us to navigate with precision and speed. As the day draws to a close, Monaco’s vibrant Happy Hour beckons, providing the perfect setting to share stories and celebrate the day’s achievements with fellow enthusiasts and new friends.

The Day at a Glance

  • 10 AM Start: Embark on the thrilling race from Yacht Club de Monaco to Cala del Forte, engaging in a spirited competition across the shimmering waters.
  • Lunch at Ventimiglia: After the race, unwind and indulge in the delightful flavours of Ventimiglia’s new marina, recharging for the afternoon’s activities.
  • 3 PM Return Race: Dive back into the action with the return leg to Monaco, showcasing your sailing prowess amidst the fleet.
  • Happy Hour in Monaco: Conclude the day with a lively Happy Hour, celebrating the day’s adventures and camaraderie with fellow sailors.
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Noblesse Yachts, Hallowe'en, Oliva Cigars, Proficar, Profi-Tech
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Day 9 - Final Race & Festive Farewell

saturday

13th September

The Final Challenge: A Race to Remember
The marina buzzes with energy early in the morning as sailors prep their yachts for the grand finale on the open sea. Our yacht, restless at the dock, is a testament to the excitement that permeates the air. Today, amidst an elegant parade of yachts, each showcasing its unique grandeur, we set out for one final race. The race ahead promises to be the most thrilling yet, as every team is pushing their yacht to its limits, aiming for glory amidst the cheers of an enthusiastic crowd. The grand spectacle of yachts before the Oceanographic Museum sets the stage for an unforgettable day.

An Evening of Triumph and Celebration
As daylight fades into dusk, we reach the culmination of our adventure—the prize-giving ceremony. This event not only marks the conclusion of the regatta but also celebrates the friendships forged and the timeless allure of the sea. The evening continues with a closing cocktail, where sailors and enthusiasts alike exchange stories, laughter, and plans for future voyages. Surrounded by both old and new friends, we celebrate the victories and experiences that have enriched this regatta, looking ahead to the next chapter in our sailing tales beneath the starlit Monaco sky.

The Day at a Glance

  • Morning Excitement: The marina comes to life with the final preparations and showcasing a parade of yachts in their full splendour.
  • The Final Race: Competition heats up as we push our yacht to its limits, aiming for triumph in the day’s exhilarating finale.
  • Prize-Giving Ceremony: As evening falls, we celebrate our collective achievements and the spirit of the regatta.
  • Night of Celebration: The day culminates in a festive closing cocktail under the Monaco stars.
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Day 10 - Monaco: Au Revoir & Beyond

sunday

14th September

Farewell to the Riviera
Embrace the morning with a hearty breakfast against the backdrop of Monaco’s splendid vistas one last time. Wander the lively lanes and marina, reflecting on the days filled with excitement, friendship, and the unmatched beauty of the sea. With its blend of glamour and maritime tradition, Monaco leaves an indelible mark on our hearts.

Homeward Bound in Comfort

We are more than happy to arrange your return journey should you need assistance. If you prefer not to drive or are in a hurry, our convenient airport shuttle is at your service. Meanwhile, our experienced logistics team will ensure your vehicle is securely loaded and delivered to your home by a professional transport company.

It’s been a privilege to share these remarkable moments with you. Whatever travel option you choose, we wish you a safe and pleasant journey. Until we meet again, may the fond memories of your time here continue to bring you joy.

The Day at a Glance

  • Morning Farewell: Start the day with a final breakfast, soaking in Monaco’s stunning views.
  • Explore Monaco: Take a last stroll through the marina and streets, reflecting on unforgettable memories.
  • Departure Options: Choose to drive home at your own pace or opt for our convenient airport shuttle.
  • Vehicle Transport: If you prefer, our logistics team can securely transport your vehicle to your home.
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The Unsung Hero of Rally Sport

Christian Geistdörfer

When one thinks of the great names in rally sport, Walter Röhrl immediately springs to mind. Yet behind every successful driver stands an equally talented co-driver. Christian Geistdörfer is one of these – a man whose voice rarely dominates the headlines, but whose words can determine victory or defeat.

Born in Munich in 1953, Geistdörfer has established himself as one of the world’s finest co-drivers. His career began in the early 1970s, but he achieved true fame at Walter Röhrl’s side. Together, Röhrl and Geistdörfer formed an invincible duo. They dominated rally sport in the 1980s, crowning themselves world champions in 1980 and 1982. Their triumph at the 1980 Monte Carlo Rally remains unforgettable – a victory that still leaves rally fans worldwide in awe. And then came Portugal.

The night when two men conquered the fog and became legends.

Rally Portugal, 7th March 1980. The Night of Arganil: A thick veil of fog shrouds the Portuguese mountains. Amidst this impenetrable wall of grey and darkness, one of the most legendary episodes in rally history unfolds. Walter Röhrl, the lanky Bavarian, sits at the wheel of his Fiat 131 Abarth. He’s furious because a service mechanic had earlier rammed his car, bending the entire front end. Beside him is Christian Geistdörfer, his faithful co-driver. The tension in the cockpit is palpable. Röhrl’s voice sounds rough as he says to Geistdörfer: “Christian, buckle up!” After a deep breath comes the announcement that will go down in motorsport annals: “We’re about to tear it up –  It’s going to get rough.”

What follows is a drive that pushes the boundaries of the possible. With visibility barely five metres, Röhrl races through the night. His eyes are almost closed, relying solely on Geistdörfer’s precise instructions. “Left 3, tightens, 70, Right 4 long, caution crest!” Geistdörfer’s voice is the only guide in this sea of fog. Röhrl reacts lightning-fast, the Fiat virtually flying over the course. For 42 kilometres they race through the night, a dance on a knife’s edge. Any mistake could be fatal, but Röhrl and Geistdörfer are in perfect harmony. They are one with the car, one with the course.

When they finally cross the finish line, there’s disbelieving amazement. The timekeepers can’t believe their eyes. Röhrl and Geistdörfer have gained an incredible seven seconds per kilometre. Nearly five minutes ahead of their pursuers. On this night in Arganil, Walter Röhrl and Christian Geistdörfer wrote rally history.

 

But Walter Röhrl wasn’t the only driver with whom Geistdörfer made history. In 1984, he switched to the side of exceptional Finnish driver Hannu Mikkola. Together they secured the world championship title, cementing Geistdörfer’s reputation as one of the best co-drivers of all time. Today, years after his active days in the cockpit, Geistdörfer passes on his experience. For the Alpine Tour & Regatta 2025, he has created a roadbook that is more than just a collection of waypoints. It’s a journey through the history of rally sport, peppered with anecdotes and insider knowledge from a man who has shaped the sport like few others.

Geistdörfer - Factbox

  • Date of birth: 1st February 1953
  • Nationality: German
  • Known as: One of the most successful rally co-drivers of all time
  • World Championship titles: 2 (1980, 1982)
    • 1980: World Champion with Walter Röhrl in a Fiat 131 Abarth
    • 1982: World Champion with Walter Röhrl in an Opel Ascona 400
    • 1983: Runner-up World Champion with Walter Röhrl in a Lancia 037 Rally
  • Victories at the Monte Carlo Rally: 4 (1980, 1982, 1983, 1984)
  • Famous victories: Monte Carlo Rally, Rally Portugal, Acropolis Rally
  • Notable for: His precise instructions and flawless teamwork with Röhrl
  • Retirement: 1987
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Monaco

Monaco is a fascinating city for many reasons. It is a sovereign city-state, the second smallest country in the world, and it has its own government and political system, making it unique worldwide. Monaco is located on the Mediterranean coast, providing beautiful seaside views and a mild climate year-round. The city is also known for its luxurious and exclusive atmosphere, as it is a playground for the rich and famous and home to some of the world’s most expensive real estate and luxury yachts.

 

The city-state has a long and storied past, dating back to the 12th century. It is home to many historical landmarks and cultural institutions, such as the Prince’s Palace of Monaco, the Oceanographic Museum, and the Casino of Monte Carlo. Additionally, Monaco is also well known for its prestigious annual events, such as the Monaco Grand Prix, the Historic Grand Prix, the E-Prix, and the Monaco Classic Week, which attract a lot of attention from people around the world.

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Beaches & Nature

The beaches in Monaco are truly a sight to behold. From the iconic Larvotto Beach to the secluded hidden coves, you’re sure to find a spot that suits your style. Each beach offers its own unique blend of sun, sand, and sea, making it the perfect place to relax and soak up the Mediterranean sun.

 

Monaco is dotted with parks and gardens, each of which showcases a different aspect of the natural beauty of the region. The Japanese Garden, for example, is a peaceful oasis of lush greenery, while the St Martin Gardens offer panoramic views of the Mediterranean and Monte Carlo. Monaco also offers a number of natural trails and hiking paths that provide stunning views of the surrounding countryside. 

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Restaurants & Shopping

Monaco is a paradise for foodies and shopaholics alike. With its Mediterranean climate, the city attracts top chefs and offers a diverse range of dining experiences. From Michelin-starred restaurants to cosy bistros, you’ll find a perfect place to enjoy your meal. Get ready to dive into culinary excellence.

 

When it comes to shopping, Monaco has a lot to offer, with a variety of boutiques, luxury brands, and shopping centers. Whether you’re looking for high-end fashion or unique souvenirs, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for. The city is famous for its designer boutiques, including Chanel, Gucci, Prada, and many more. Visitors can also explore the famous Metropole Shopping Center, where they can find an array of high-end brands and designer shops.

take the jackpot

Culture & Entertainment

From its renowned opera and ballet performances at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo to its world-class exhibitions and galleries, Monaco offers a rich tapestry of cultural events.

 

The Salle des Etoiles is a must-vis for those who enjoy live entertainment. This open-air venue is set within the stunning gardens of the Sporting Monte-Carlo and is known for hosting some of the most prestigious events in Monaco, including concerts, shows, and galas. For a more intimate cultural experience, the Princess Grace Irish Library is a hidden gem. It is housed in a beautiful villa that was once home to Princess Grace Kelly, and visitors can wander the tranquil gardens while enjoying a book.

 

Monaco’s nightlife should also be on your to-do list. Visit the most exclusive clubs of southern Europe and make sure to take home the jackpot from the Casino of Monte Carlo.

ALPINE RALLY & REGATTA

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