Those who compete in this unique and unforgiving race face a challenge that tests all their skills: vehicle control, driving techniques, orientation skills, own food supply systems, vehicle repair capacity, mental strength, physical endurance and experience.

In the FenekRally, amateur drivers can compete alongside professionals, using various types of vehicles: motorcycles, quads, SSV/buggies and 4×4 off-road vehicles. This is where professional drivers train for their national or world circuits, and where amateur drivers learn, perfect and develop their hobby.

Recognized as one of the best rally raids in Morocco and Tunisia and one of the most assimilated to the largest official motorsport events on the planet. The FenekRally is more than a race, and represents the most humane sporting adventure that takes place over periods of 8-12 days across several thousand kilometers of some of the most difficult, hostile and majestic terrain. Each rally raid brings together amateur and professional competitors in a test of human endurance and spirit. It’s man, machine and nature against each other in an epic challenge, where just crossing the finish line is a great achievement.

With each year’s editions, new pages have been written in the history of this remarkable race. Each tells a story of extraordinary feats of human endeavor and features some names in the legend of the world of 4×4 and other disciplines.

From its inspired beginnings traveling to Tunisia, and in the harsh but beautiful conditions of that African country, the race grew in legend and stature, conquering fans and competitors. All tied together by a spirit of adventure and willingness to travel into the unknown.

2018 marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the FenekRally with a new race in Morocco. Its tracks and dunes seem to maintain the origins of the FenekRally and are ready to write new stories of this legendary adventure.

Although the race takes place over 6-7 days, the FenekRally actually starts long before the initial podium and represents a great logistical and technical challenge.

Verifications are always and obligatorily carried out before the event and involve both administrative and technical control. The administrative requires all competitors to submit to a host of regulatory obligations: such as verification of licenses and medical forms. While the technical part involves the review of the vehicles that will participate, such as navigation and safety equipment.