ERC Rally di Roma Capitale 2025
Italy
4 – 6 July 2025
4
Jul
6
Jul
Part of event series
ERC Rally di Roma Capitale made its ERC debut in 2017 as Italy returned to the European championship for the first time in four years when Rallye Sanremo was on the calendar.
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Key Facts
DATE
04- 06 JULY 2025
Entry list
TBC
Headquarters
Fiuggi, Italy
ERC appearances
8
Stages
TBC
Surface
Asphalt
Spectators
Website
Watch the rally
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About the Rally
The progression of this asphalt event from Max Rendina’s Motorsport Italia organisation is impressive. First run in 2013, Rally di Roma Capitale made its ERC debut in 2017 as Italy returned to the European championship for the first time in four years when Rallye Sanremo was on the calendar. It proved a big hit and continues to flourish.
From the Fiuggi crews tackle challenging stages around the thermal spa town southeast of Rome, while a stage in the Terme di Caracalla in central Rome provided another exciting spectacle in 2021. The event also counts for Campionato Italiano Rally Assoluto points.
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Five Facts
- Rome’s famous Colosseum, which traditionally features on the pre-rally Roma parade route, is the largest amphitheatre ever built. Construction began in AD 72 and was completed in AD 80.
- In stark contrast, Rally di Roma Capitale took place for the first time in 2013 and joined the ERC roster in 2017.
- The commune of event base Fiuggi, to the southeast of central Rome, was made famous by its natural spring water and the healing powers it possesses.
- Rome was one of two European capitals used for an ERC stage in 2021 with Warsaw staging the deciding test of ORLEN 77th Rally Poland.
- Italy has celebrated 23 European championship triumphs over the years. Giandomenico Basso and Luca Rossetti are both multiple winners.
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Recent Winners
YEAR
DRIVER / CO-DRIVER
CAR
2024
Andrea Crognola / Pietro Elia Ometto
Citroën C3 Rally2
2023
Andrea Crognola / Pietro Elia Ometto
Citroën C3 Rally2
2022
Damiano De Tommaso / Giorgia Ascalone
Škoda Fabia Rally2 Evo
2021
Giandomenico Basso / Lorenzo Granai
Škoda Fabia Rally2 Evo
2020
Alexey Lukyanuk / Dmitry Eremeev
Citroën C3 R5
2019
Giandomenico Basso / Lorenzo Granai
Škoda Fabia R5
2018
Alexey Lukyanuk / Alexey Arnautov
Ford Fiesta R5
2017
Bryan Bouffier / Panseri
Ford Fiesta R5