FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Tour de Corse Historique ?
The Tour de Corse Historique is an automobile rally of old vehicles over 5 days with an average of 16 special stages and 350 km covered on closed roads for a total of 900 km.
The average participation is 200 crews divided into 3 categories : VHC / VHRS / Legend.
What is VHC ?
VHC stands for Historic Competition Vehicle (Véhicules Historiques de Compétition), in this category the competitors must achieve the best time possible in the special stages. The winner is the one who has taken the least time to complete all the stages.
What is VHRS ?
VHRS stands for Historic Sports Regularity Vehicle (Véhicules Historiques de Régularité Sportive). In this category the participants choose between 4 average speeds (high, intermediate, moderate and low) at the start of the rally and then must stay as close as possible to the values indicated in the road-book. Each difference is penalized with penalty points, the winner is therefore the one who has accumulated the least points.
What is the Legend category ?
The Legend category was created in 2019 to accommodate teams wishing to participate in a large rally without worrying about the time or the classification. Those registered in Legend therefore have access to special stages on closed roads exactly like the VHC and VHRS but are not timed or classified.
How can I get involved in the Tour de Corse Historique ?
The engagement takes two steps :
1/ You must first complete the Pre-registration. This enables us to have your contact details and secure your place.
2/ You must download, complete and return us by post or email the entry file containing all the detailed information (driving license number, license plate number, etc.). The form is available in point 2 of the Registration page.
What is a period ?
The FIA (International Automobile Federation) has defined periods for classifying and grouping vehicles according to their age. These periods have been established according to technical and technological advances. A change of period is therefore theoretically at a turning point.
List of periods accepted in the Tour de Corse Historique :
- E (1947 to 1961)
- F (1962 to 1965)
- G1 (1966 to 1969)
- G2 (1970 to 1971)
- H1 (1972 to 1975)
- H2 to I (1976 to 1981)
- D1 (1982 to 1985)
- J2 (1986 to 1990)
What does a commitment to the Tour de Corse Historique include ?
This includes :
- Administrative registration
- The logistics and security of the rally
- Rally plates, stickers, roadbook and other documents
- Lunch
- 4 tickets for the closing party
- 1 pack of clothing for pilot and co-pilot
Is a license compulsory to participate ?
In VHC the pilot must at least hold an NCC license (National Competitor Driver) or equivalent from another country issued by his federation. The co-driver must hold an RCC license (Regional Competitor Driver) or equivalent from another country issued by his federation.
In VHRS and Legend, pilot and co-pilot must have a regional minimum license. If they do not have a license, a Participation Title (a license for the event) may be issued on site on the day of the administrative checks.
If the answer to your question is not found on this page, we invite you to ask us directly.
By e-mail : tourdecorsehistorique2a@gmail.com or by tel. Marie-Ange Dini / +33.(0)6.12.05.29.04