Rally History Archive

Ove Andersson and David Stone steered their Alpine-Renault A110 1600 to a thrilling win through snow-covered passes and icy asphalt in the 1971 Monte Carlo Rally.

Hannu Mikkola and Atso Aho conquered the snow-covered forests of Lapland in their Ford Escort Twin Cam to win the grueling 1971 Arctic Rally.

Stig Blomqvist and Arne Hertz powered their Saab 96 V4 to victory through frozen forests and snow-covered highways in the 1971 Swedish Rally.

Jean-Claude Andruet and “Biche” continued their dominant form on French tarmac, winning the 1971 Rallye Côte d’Azur in their Alpine-Renault A110 1600.

Harry Källström and Gunnar Häggbom secured victory on Italy’s Ligurian roads in the 1971 Rallye Sanremo, mastering the tight and twisty tarmac stages in their Lancia Fulvia 1.6 HF.

Sandro Munari and Mario Mannucci captured victory on the sunlit and serpentine roads of Catalonia in their Lancia Fulvia 1.6 HF at the 1971 Rallye Costa Brava.

Bob Watson and Andy Chapman piloted their Renault R8 Gordini to a commanding win in the 1971 Classic Rally, mastering Australia’s mixed terrain and unpredictable rally conditions.

Harry Källström and Jean Todt delivered a composed and commanding performance in Portugal’s rugged springtime rally, securing victory in their Alpine-Renault A110 1600.

Edgar Herrmann and Hans Schüller mastered one of the world’s toughest rallies in their Datsun 240Z, claiming victory across nearly 5,500 km of rugged East African terrain.

Juan Fernández and José María Íñigo drove the Porsche 911 S to an impressive victory across the varied and challenging terrain of the 1971 Firestone Rally in Spain.

Jean Deschazeaux and Jean Todt guided their Citroën SM to a historic win in the demanding 1971 Rallye du Maroc, battling searing heat and harsh terrain across North Africa.

Jean-Pierre Nicolas and Michel Vial claimed victory in the 1971 Rallye Suisse with their Alpine-Renault A110 1600, mastering the Alpine roads and surface shifts across the Swiss landscape.

Ove Andersson and David Stone endured the brutal Greek terrain to win the 1971 Acropolis Rally in their Alpine-Renault A110 1600, proving the car’s strength beyond tarmac.

Harry Källström and Claes Billstam piloted the Lancia Fulvia 1.6 HF to a tenacious victory over Austria’s rugged alpine gravel stages in the 1971 Alpenfahrt.

Simo Lampinen and John Davenport piloted their Saab 96 V4 to victory in the 1971 Rallye Vltava, handling the fast yet unpredictable Czech roads with expert control and coordination.

Sobiesław Zasada and Andrzej Zembrzuski delivered a home soil victory at the 1971 Rallye Polski, guiding their Porsche 911 S to a commanding win on Poland’s rough gravel roads.

Rauno Aaltonen and Jean Todt captured victory in the transnational 1971 Three Cities Rally, skillfully navigating diverse terrain in their Datsun 240Z.

Colin Bond and George Shepheard secured a hard-fought win in the 1971 Southern Cross Rally, taming over 1,200 kilometers of Australia's toughest gravel roads in their Holden Torana GTR XU-1.

Gérard Larrousse and Claude Perramond mastered the unforgiving Corsican tarmac in their Porsche 911 S, claiming victory in the twist-laden 1971 Tour de Corse.

Stig Blomqvist and Arne Hertz dominated the 1971 RAC Rally in their Saab 96 V4, conquering the dense British forests and unpredictable November weather to take a legendary win.