The 1967 Rallye de Genève was renowned for its challenging alpine routes and technical demands, attracting top-tier talent from across Europe. The event tested drivers' precision and endurance through a series of tight mountain passes and rapid valley sprints.
The rally's course navigated the Geneva and Salève regions, incorporating the Jura Mountains and bordering alpine passes near the French-Swiss frontier. Competitors faced technical switchbacks, steep downhill braking zones, and narrow shoulders prone to sudden runoff.
Each corner demanded maximum grip and precise co-driver timing, making every second critical.
Navigating the rally required flawless coordination between driver and co-driver, with tight time controls and unpredictable alpine weather. Fog-prone summits and limited guardrails necessitated detailed pacenotes and instant reactions to changing traction levels.
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