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The regulations governing the FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity Rallies state that historic cars from the periods B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J1 and J2 without division of classes, with current registration and valid insurance are eligible to take part.

The final of the 2020 FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity Rallies will be hosted by the Alpine Challenge by Rallye du Chablais in Switzerland on the 2-4 October.

Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 editions of the FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship, FIA Masters Historic Formula One and Sports Car Championships, as well as FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup, have been cancelled.

In light of the current COVID-19 crisis and its direct consequences, the 2020 edition of the FIA Historic Hill Climb Championship has been cancelled. The Historic Motor Sport Commission (HMSC) and all associated organizers will move their focus to 2021. In its next meeting, the HMSC will aim to confirm a 2021 calendar comprising all the events that were due to be part of the 2020 FIA Historic Hill Climb Championship.

The entry list for the 2020 FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity, which will be hosted by the Alpine Challenge by Rallye du Chablais on 2-4 October, has started to fill up with the first competitors confirmed.

21 cars so far, with more expected in coming days

Alpine Challenge [by Rallye du Chablais] to host “open-to-all” 2020 FIA Historic Regularity Rally Trophy

Following the postponement or cancellation of all but two of the nine rounds of the 2020 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship (EHSRC) due to the global Covid19 pandemic, the FIA World Motor Sport Council has approved a revised five round 2020 championship beginning in Austria in September and concluding in Spain at the end of November.

The Historic Motor Sport Commission President, Mr Paolo Cantarella, has said he expects to be able to communicate further news regarding events scheduled for late Summer and Autumn by the end of June at the latest.

The 68 Rally Costa Brava will take in 450km of the Spanish scenery surrounding the city of Girona, with over 130km of special stages over the two days starting on Friday 13 March.