Organizers announced that the Como Rally will take place on November 7 and 8, featuring a field of 21 vehicles.
The event was presented at Villa d’Este by the Automobile Club Como, which confirmed the dates and the number of participating cars.
Event details
The rally will run over two days on public roads around the city of Como in northern Italy. Participants will compete in timed stages that test speed and handling on a mix of asphalt and mountainous terrain.
According to the club, the 21 cars represent a mix of professional and amateur teams, each complying with the technical regulations set by the Italian motorsport authority.
Background
The Como Rally is part of a regional series of motorsport events that attract drivers from across Italy and neighboring countries. The Automobile Club Como has organized the race annually for several years, using the scenic Lake Como area to showcase the sport.
Villa d’Este, a historic lakeside resort, served as the venue for the press briefing where the schedule, route maps, and safety protocols were outlined.
Authorities have coordinated with local police and emergency services to ensure crowd safety and traffic management during the two-day competition.
Further information, including entry lists and stage times, will be released closer to the event date.
Why it matters: The rally brings together motorsport enthusiasts and boosts tourism in the Como region, highlighting the area’s appeal to both domestic and international visitors during the autumn season.