• Thus the rolling rally museum will rock the Vulkaneifel again in 2026
• It’s a journey through time and the history of automotive all-rounders
• And an International class reunion of the international rally scene in Daun

The fast-paced journey through the history of rallying continues since the next ADAC Eifel Rallye Festival will once again shake the Vulkaneifel region around Daun from the 23rd to the 25th of July 2026. But you will have no need to worry as the seismographs are not warning of volcanic eruptions. It is merely the roar of over one hundred and sixty original – or faithfully reproduced – rally cars from the history of this fascinating sport. As the largest rolling rally museum, they will once again thrill tens of thousands of fans coming to Daun from all over Europe.

Spectators will be able to get up close to see the cars on display in the Rally Mile in the centre of Daun. In addition, these witnesses to rallying history, which in normal circumstances may only be seen in exhibitions or museums, will also be in action on the special stages of the Vulkaneifel. Since its creation in 2011, the Eifel Rallye Festival has developed into one of the world's largest gatherings of drivers, mechanics, teams and fans of the sport. Former drivers and co-drivers report enthusiastically that “It takes me several hours to walk through the Rally Mile from start to finish. Everywhere you go, you meet people who are connected to this sport and who have crossed my path at some point”.