Overview
The 1964 Rallye de Lorraine, held in the scenic and densely wooded terrain of northeastern France, was a demanding technical rally that challenged both man and machine. While not as internationally known as Monte Carlo or the Alpine Rally, Lorraine had developed a respected reputation on the ERC calendar for its narrow roads, variable grip conditions, and intense focus on timing accuracy. The event showcased the intricacies of French rallying tradition—favoring control and composure over flat-out speed.