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Ticket Info
No tickets required - enjoy free access to the WRC Arena and to the stages.
WRC Rallye Monte-Carlo 2026
© WRC / @World
WRC Rallye Monte-Carlo 2026
© WRC / @World
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Spectator guidelines
WRC Safety Guide
© WRC
1. Spectator Areas
- Always stay within designated spectator areas, marked with green or yellow tape.
- Never lean on or cross safety tapes and fences.
- When arriving at the special stage, choose your viewing place carefully, in designated areas, and avoid the exterior areas in corners.
- Do not place chairs, backpacks, or other items on the ground where they could obstruct rescue vehicles or be dangerous.
2. No-Go Areas
- Do not stand in prohibited zones marked with red tape, as these areas are especially dangerous
- for spectators.
- It is strictly prohibited to cross the road when the stage has already started. When crossing the
- stage, always make sure you are crossing on the designated areas by the organization.
- It is forbidden to walk on the stage within 30 minutes before the start.
- Be responsible for the environment. Do not walk on crop fields or private property.
3. Evacuation Roads
- Roads are open to general traffic after the rally cars have passed, and the safety vehicle (Sweeper) has gone through. Be especially careful: after the opening of the special stage, cars may still drive in both directions.
- If you move along marshal posts or time control equipment, do it carefully.
4. Safety & Awareness
- Rally cars may leave the track at any moment and at high speed. Rthein alert and always be prepared for the unexpected.
- Never turn your back on the rally track.
- Always respect safety signs and listen to instructions from stage marshals and officials.
- Safety is a shared responsibility. Ongoing communication among spectators is essential to keep the event safe and prevent any stage from being cancelled.
5. General Rules & Conduct
- Drones and aerial photography are strictly prohibited.
- If you take a dog to the rally, it must always be kept on a leash.
- Keep the environment clean. Do not litter — dispose of waste in designated places.
- Do not repeat what professional rally crews do. Professional drivers have special training and equipment. Public roads are not competition tracks.
- Most importantly – ENJOY THE SPECTACLE!