The Lebanese Automobile and Touring Club sets the stage for three days of high-speed action across the mountains.
Entry List Locked In
At its headquarters in Kaslik, the Lebanese Automobile and Touring Club announced that 29 cars will take the start of the 46th Lebanon International Rally. The event, scheduled for August 30 and 31 and September 1, serves as the third round of the Lebanese Rally Championship, drawing leading crews and ambitious privateers from across the country.
Challenging Route Across Four Regions
The 2024 edition will cover a total distance of 636.70 kilometres, including 199.08 kilometres of competitive special stages. Eleven timed sections will be held on roads in Keserwan, Jbeil, Batroun, and Metn, combining fast, flowing sections with tight, technical climbs that have long made the rally a favourite among drivers and fans.
Although the event counts only for the national series this year and not the Middle East Rally Championship, the route remains at an international standard in terms of difficulty and scenery.
Showcase for Lebanese Rallying
For local motorsport, the Lebanon International Rally is more than a race—it is a rolling advertisement for the country’s driving talent, engineering expertise, and mountainous landscape. A strong entry of 29 cars signals resilience in a discipline that has weathered economic and logistical challenges, and offers fans another weekend to line the stages and support their favourite crews.
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