Raid de Himalaya 1999-2018
- Total kilometres mapped
- 13,23,500
- Total kilometres raced
- 41,570
- Total competitors, officials and service crew and associates
- 22,762 pax
- Total competing and officiating vehicles
- 6,600 cars and motorcycles
Welcome!
Over the years, the Raid de Himalaya has taken on an iconic status and a reputation for being the toughest motorsport event in India. From 16 participants in 1999, the rally has grown to include over 150 teams in 2017. The organisers have also had to contend with blizzards, earthquakes and snow storms, over the last 19 Raids. As a result, Safety and Evacuation systems have been refined for the fastest response to mitigate potentially fatal situations.
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de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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19th Raid
de Himalaya 2017
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Testimonials
“I’ve been to many rallies in India; this is my first time in Raid de Himalaya. It is the toughest rally of India. I can’t compare any other rally with it.”Syed Asif Ali, Team TVS Professional Rider
X-Treme, Motocycle
“This is a once in a life time event. Nothing ever will come to this level of hardness, I think.”Amir Yardney, Team Israel
X-Treme, Motorcycle
“This particular rally teaches you endurance, patience, strength and will power. It is not just about racing. These particular six days have been, for me, the journey of a life time.”Suhail Khan, Bollywood Actor
Adventure Trial, Car