In 2002, Germany's first WRC event pretty much had it all - thrills, spills, a smattering of controversy and to top the lot a first-time WRC winner, Sébastien Loeb.
 
In theory an all-asphalt event, the stages around the Baumholder military ranges is a slight aberration and very different to anything else on the calendar. The asphalt is littered with stones, making the surface almost as rough as a gravel rally, a problem exacerbated by the fast nature of the roads.

From 23rd to 27th of July 2003 the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) took place at the ADAC Rallye Deutschland for the second time.
RÖDER Zelt- und Veranstaltungsservice GmbH together with the exclusive global partner jump sport solutions developed a WRC-doubledecker event structure especially for the VIP guests. The customer response was purely positive.

Sébastien Loeb won the ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2003.

Dates in 2003:

01/23/03 - 01/26/03	Monaco
02/06/03 - 02/09/03	Sweden
02/27/03 - 03/02/03	Turkey
04/10/03 - 04/13/03	New Zealand
05/08/03 - 05/11/03	Argentina
06/05/03 - 06/08/03	Greece
06/19/03 - 06/22/03	Cyprus
07/24/03 - 07/27/03	Germany
08/07/03 - 08/10/03	Finland
09/04/03 - 09/07/03	Australia
10/02/03 - 10/05/03	Italy
10/16/03 - 10/19/03	France
10/23/03 - 10/26/03	Spain
11/06/03 - 11/09/03	Great Britain

If you are a fan of the WRC, have a look at the WRC website.