Overview
The 1963 Rallye Sestriere, staged in the Italian Alps, was a winter rally that combined snowbound mountain roads with sections of fast alpine tarmac. It was a mainstay of the European rally scene, attracting a largely domestic field with several factory-supported entries. The rally served both as a proving ground for new models and a highlight of Italy’s motorsport calendar.
Event Name: 1963 Rallye Sestriere
Date: February 1963
Start/Finish Location: Sestriere, Italy
Total Distance: Approximately 1,200 kilometers
Participating Teams: Around 50 crews