Meuse Rally 2025
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The 33rd Meuse 1st National Rally represents a route of 211.64 km. It is divided into 2 stages and 2 sections. It includes 8 special stages with a total length of 89.18 km (42.14%).
Entry fees are set at €556 with advertising from the organizers. The reconnaissance takes place on February 22, 23, and March 1, 2025.
Rally program
| Saturday March 1, 2025 | |||
| 8:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Administrative and technical checks | ||
| 17h30 | Start of the rally | ||
| ES1 | Ornain Valley | 7,40 km | |
| ES2 | Gates of Meuse | 10,47 km | |
| Sunday March 3, 2024 | |||
| 08:00 | Start Step 2 | ||
| ES3 | Town of Grondecourt | 13,30 km | |
| ES4 | Meuse Gate | 10,47 km | |
| Assistance | |||
| ES5 | Town of Grondecourt | 13,30 km | |
| ES6 | Meuse Gate | 10,47 km | |
| Assistance | |||
| ES7 | Town of Grondecourt | 13,30 km | |
| ES8 | Meuse Gate | 10,47 km | |
| 15h48 | Arrival of the rally | ||
Recent achievements
In 2024, the Meuse rally was dominated by Dominique Rebout, setting all the best times.
- 2024: Rebout (VW Polo GTi R5), Gagnière, Bottin
- 2023: Jeudy (Peugeot 205 F214), Forès, Stirling
- 2022: Gilbert (Citroën C3 Rally2), Wilt, Jeudy
- 2021: Wilt (Skoda Fabia R5), Chkondali, Mougin
- 2019 : Wilt (Skoda Fabia R5), Chkondali, Bret
- 2018: Mourey (Citroën DS3 R5), Chkondali, Wilt
- 2017 : Cereda (Skoda Fabia R5), Fores, Frantz
- 2016: Giordano (Peugeot 208 T16), Cereda, Dapoigny
- 2013 : Fores (306 Maxi), Goettelmann, Grosjean
- 2012 : Cunin (206 RC), Fritsch, Antoine
- 2011 : Gagniere (Lancer Evo 9), Goettelmann, Bouchy
- 2010 : Fores (306 Maxi), Genre, Dapoigny
