The Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille will return from May 22 to 27 for its 26th edition. Organized by Peter Auto, this 100% women-only regularity rally will take competitors on a 1,700-kilometer route through some of France’s most beautiful roads. Remaining true to its DNA, combining elegance, heritage, automotive passion and sporting spirit, this new edition will take participants all the way to Cannes, the rally’s new finish city.
A NEW ROUTE BETWEEN HERITAGE AND ELEGANCE
As every year, the crews will begin their journey from Paris, before heading towards the French Riviera and the city of Cannes. Over five days, the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille will cross a wide variety of landscapes and stop at some of France’s most iconic locations:
Blois, gateway to the Loire Valley castles;
Château de Puymartin (Sarlat-la-Canéda), a jewel of the Périgord region;
Béziers, a historic city overlooking the Canal du Midi;
Les Baux-de-Provence, a characterful village nestled in the heart of the Alpilles;
before reaching Cannes, the iconic city of the Croisette and the capital of glamour.
A STORY OF ELEGANCE AND PASSION
Created more than 25 years ago and inspired by the Paris–Saint-Raphaël Féminin rally of 1929, the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille has become a benchmark event in the world of historic automobiles. Every year, it brings together passionate women who share the same desire: to experience a sporting and human adventure behind the wheel of collector cars, in a spirit of friendship, conviviality, and self-improvement.
Part of the Peter Auto calendar since 2022, alongside prestigious events such as the Tour Auto and Le Mans Classic, the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille continues to embody a unique philosophy where performance, elegance and the discovery of new territories come together in a distinctly feminine way.
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Crews wishing to take part in this 26th edition can now submit their application on the Peter Auto website: https://www.peterauto.fr/en/events/rallye-des-princesses-richard-mille/
Please note that eligible vehicles for the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille are cars produced between 1946 and 1991 that comply with road regulations. Vehicles are divided into seven groups and three average-speed categories:
Low: maximum average speed of 40 km/h for Group 1 cars;
Intermediate: maximum average speed of 45 km/h for Group 2 and 3 cars;
High: maximum average speed of 50 km/h for Group 4 to 7 cars.
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