The first ever Winter Trial was organized in 2001. This event was won by Roger Byford and Willy Cave, driving an MGB. This first edition went from The Netherlands southwards through the Alps to finish in MonteCarlo. Since then, we visited all countries in Europe where there is a reasonable snow expectation. Last year The Winter Trail started in Berchtesgaden and after a complete tour through Slovenia the winners were crowned in Brdo (Slovenia). For the first time, the first prize was claimed by Rob van Leeuwen and Maurits Verhoeff.

The Winter Trial is a sixday regularity rally for classic cars which takes place in the winter.
It is an experience driving on snowy roads through rough landscapes whilst navigation your way and try to stay as close as possible to the set times. The teams will drive approximately 350 km per day, and the experienced teams also drive two night loops of an additional 150 km per night.