The preliminary regulations for the 72nd Tulpenrallye were published on Thursday, 18 September 2026.
The Netherlands’ oldest rally for classic cars and an icon in Europe: the Tulpenrallye. Since 1949, it has been synonymous with adventure, endurance, and camaraderie. In May 2026, the rally will start in France and finish in the Netherlands. The 72nd edition promises six days full of unforgettable experiences, alongside two Tulpenrallye Specials lasting four days each. Touring – for participants with little or no rally experience Sporting – for experienced participants Expert – for the most experienced participants More information about these 4-day rallies can be found on the dedicated Pre-1960 & Pre-2000 page. The next chapter of this legendary event. For six days, the route will lead across iconic mountain passes, through stunning landscapes, and past historic towns. Each day includes a circuit or closed-road test and a regularity stage. Participants enjoy lunch and dinner at unique locations, providing the perfect setting to share rally stories and experiences. The route instructions for the following day are shared during dinner. There will also be plenty of time to relax or have a drink at the bar. The final stages will pass through Luxembourg and Belgium, before finishing on Dutch soil in Eindhoven. Who will make history this year by winning the prestigious Coupe Rallye des Tulipes? Registration for the Tulpenrallye 2026 opens on Saturday, 20 September 2025.Tulpenrallye 2026
72nd Tulpenrallye – 6-day classic rally (cars built before 1976)
Pre-1960 & Pre-2000 Specials
72nd Tulpenrallye – 3 to 9 May 2026
In Aix-les-Bains, located in the heart of the French Alps, participants and the organisation will kick off the 72nd Tulpenrallye on Sunday 3 May 2026 with an opening reception and dinner. On Monday morning, 4 May, the first breathtaking stage through the mountains begins.
Korte intro over het pakket, Vervolgens de inhoud er onder.
Korte intro over het pakket, Vervolgens de inhoud er onder.
Korte intro over het pakket, Vervolgens de inhoud er onder.