Monza is preparing to host the grand finale of the 2024 world rally season with the Monza Rally Show, scheduled for Dec. 6-8. This event, promoted by Pirelli in collaboration with WRC Promoter, FIA and the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, celebrates Pirelli’s four years as the sole supplier of the WRC.

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this one-of-a-kind event, which is a highlight for rally and motorsport fans.

During the weekend, champions, teams and cars from the world championship will perform in the spectacular special stages and compete in the Masters’ Show on Sunday. Spectators will be able to admire cars such as the Hyundai i20 N Rally1 Hybrid, Ford Puma Rally1 Hybrid and Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Hybrid. It will be a unique opportunity to get a close look at the big names in rallying, such as newly crowned WRC world champion Thierry Neuville driving the Hyundai i20 N Rally1 Hybrid, WRC2 champion Sami Pajari in the Toyota GR Yaris, and eight-time world champion Sebastien Ogier, who will return to Monza in the Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Hybrid. Also among the participants will be Spaniard Dani Sordo for Hyundai and Frenchman Adrien Formaux in the Ford Puma Rally1 Hybrid. To mark the occasion, Toyota Gazoo’s team principal, Jari-Matti Latvala, will return to the track, wearing a helmet and driver’s suit.

To make the event even more exciting, Monza Rally Show participants include international and national caliber drivers such as Sami Pajari, WRC2 champion, Hayden Paddon, European champion, and Andrea Crugnola, 4-time Italian champion. Also competing are Nikolay Gryazin, third in World WRC2, Bostjan Avbelj, Alberto Dall’Era, and Alessandro Perico. Notable participants include Rachele Somaschini, winner of the 2024 European Rally Tour, and the couple Matteo and Luigi Fontana, grandson and grandfather in a fascinating generational challenge. There will be stars from other sports such as Vincenzo Nibali and Tony Cairoli, along with drivers from the GT and TCR world, including Kevin Gilardoni, Marco Butti and Filippo Barberi. A unique appointment at the Temple of Speed!

The Masters’ Show will be streamed live on the official YouTube channels of the Autodromo Nazionale Monza starting at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 8. The event will also be visible on RaiPlay and, on a delayed basis, on Rai Sport (channel 58 DTV) from 16:45. In addition, it will be available live streaming on DAZN and live TV on ACI TV, on Sky channel 228.

The Masters’ Show will have international coverage: 29 European TV stations will follow the event, 3 in North America and 14 in the Asia-Pacific territory.