RALLYE DES PRINCESSES
RICHARD MILLE

17 – 22 MAY 2025

🏁 Regularity rally

🇫🇷 Paris – Saint-Tropez

INTRODUCTION

The Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille is a 100% women event dedicated to those who are passionate lovers of collector cars and motor sport. This regularity rally has been held for more than 20 years on the most beautiful roads in France and it unites exceptional women around the same exclusive passion.

This girls-only rally is an invitation to travel and discover. On the programme, more than 1,000 km along the most beautiful roads in France. Each edition is a new destination, a new discovery. Whether it’s heritage with stops in exceptional places, sometimes little known to the general public, or gastronomy with menus concocted by renowned chefs, this rally is an ode to Epicureanism.

It’s a parenthesis outside time to share with your best partner whether she is a friend, a mother, a sister … A true moment of communion.

2025 EDITION – OPEN REGISTRATION

Due to the success of the 2024 edition, registration for the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille is opening earlier in response to numerous requests! For the next edition, we return to the Southeast: after departing from Place Vendôme, the princesses will travel over 1,500 km to Saint-Tropez ! This new route promises breathtaking landscapes, combining elegance, performance, and adventure.

2025 Registration

Eligible types

To be eligible for the Rallye des Princesses Richard Mille, cars must have been produced between 1946 and 1991 and comply with road regulations.

2024 EDITION – RESULTS

After 1,600 kilometers covered between Paris, Tours, Saint-Martin-de-Ré, Beynac-et-Cazenac, Carcassonne and finally Andorra, it was time to unveil the final podium to end this female automotive interlude in style.

Crew #5 Stéphanie Brandys and Laure De Carrière clinched victory after (partly) dominating the classification from start to finish in their Porsche 356 1600 Cabriolet. It was sweet revenge for this pairing that has competition in its blood, as they had finished just shy of the podium in the 2023 edition. #56 Nathalie Payelle and Elisa-Noémie Laurent in their Triumph TR6 were second, a very good place for this amazing crew which, despite a hectic second stage, never lost their consistentcy! The third step on the podium went to #77 Véronique Lagache and Anne Sampeur in a Porsche 911 3.2L.

Although driving a classic car means doing without power steering and having a machine in your hands that is much less maneuverable, all the competitors rose to the challenge brilliantly. No matter what the ranking, it’s the pleasure that counts! Thus ended the 23rdRallye des Princesses Richard Mille. See you next year for the 2025 edition with a new itinerary packed with surprises!