For over a hundred years, the Rallye Monte-Carlo has captivated the world with its unique blend of elegance, danger, and motorized brilliance. From the snow-slicked mountain passes of the Col de Turini to the sparkling finish beneath Monaco's royal gaze, this rally has tested the very best in human endurance and machine innovation. Rallye Monte-Carlo: A Century of Ice, Asphalt, and Glory is the definitive history of the world's most iconic rally. Told in rich narrative chapters, this book traces the rally's birth in 1911, its evolution through war, regulation, and technology, and the legendary drivers and manufacturers who etched their names into the frozen asphalt. Packed with unforgettable stories, rare insights, and detailed appendices-including full winners lists, stage records, and technical milestones-this is more than a motorsport chronicle. It's a tribute to a rally that redefined what it means to race against the elements, the clock, and fate itself.