WHAT IS DRIVESTONIA?
Drivestonia is a one-of-a-kind driving event that offers car enthusiasts the chance to drive on closed Estonian b-roads as special stages.
It’s a non-competitive event, meaning participants can enjoy the thrill of driving without the pressure of racing or timed stages.
100% asphalt event. All cars must be road legal. Cars start with 1-minute intervals , the team is provided with a road book and there’s rally level security on the closed special stages.
DRIVESTONIA EPILOGUE
Drivestonia Epilogue will take place on the 30th of August in Lahemaa.
Drivers will get to drive one 7.2km Special Stage three times.
Just like last year, the driving segment of Epilogue will begin after sunset — so get ready to hit the road in the dark!
Schedule is as follows*:
30. August (Saturday)
18:00 – Cathering and issuing of documents
18:30-18:45 – Safety briefing
18:45-20:00 – Dinner
20:34 – Sunset and first car starts to the first loop
23:30 – End of Drivestonia Epilogue
*Organiser reserves the right to make changes to the schedule.
CLASSIFICAITON OF CARS
There are six different classes at Drivestonia:
- Class 1 - hyper-, super- and sportscars plus restomods (Ferrari, Porsche, McLaren, Lamborghini, Maserati, Aston Martin, Königsegg, Pagani, Bugatti etc)
- Class 2 - fast sedans and coupes (Mercedes-Benz AMG, BMW M-series, Audi RS-series, Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, Chevrolet Corvette, Jaguar Project 8 etc)
- Class 3 - rally heritage (Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, Subaru Impreza WRX STI, Toyota GR Yaris, Ford Focus RS, Abarth etc)
- Class 4 - American Muscle Cars (every coupe, sedan, convertible with US make and with minimum V8 engine and produced before 1990)
- Class 5 - Youngtimers (cars aged 20-30 years)
- Class 6 -Classics (cars aged 30+ years)
SAFETY AND REGULATIONS
All cars participating in Drivestonia must be road-legal and have a valid insurance and technical inspection.
Helmets are mandatory. No FIA homologation needed, but the helmets can not have any kind of defects that might compromise the integrity in case of an accident.
Intercom in advised, but not mandatory.
