Technology and Safety: Be Traced to Support Five Rally Events in a Single Weekend

Brescia, July 30, 2025 – August kicks off in high gear for Be Traced, supporting no fewer than five rally events over the same weekend. From Piedmont to Veneto, and through Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna and the Apennines, our technologies will once again work alongside organizers to deliver a safer and more efficient motorsport experience.

Rally Colli del Monferrato

Taking place August 2–3 in the scenic hills surrounding Asti, the 28th edition of the Rally Colli del Monferrato e del Moscato will run alongside the Rally dei Vigneti Monferrini for historic vehicles.

Following Saturday’s verifications and evening shakedown, racing begins Sunday with nine special stages—three repeated loops—across 191.90 km of course, including nearly 62 km of timed sections, all tracked by Be Traced’s high-precision timing technology.

With 70 crews confirmed, participation is up from previous years, a satisfying milestone for VM Motor Team as the rally approaches its 30th appearance in the history books—solidifying its relevance in both sporting and regional development contexts.

Rally Coppa Città di Lucca

Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the Rally Coppa Città di Lucca welcomes 109 crews and features a 340 km itinerary, with 65 km of timed racing. A landmark edition for one of the region’s most historic rallies.

Part of the Zone 7 Rally Cup (CRZ 7), where it counts as the fifth round, the event also debuts the Rally dello Zoccolo—a tribute to the legendary rally cars of the past. Festivities kick off Saturday with the start ceremony followed by the “Città di Lucca” Super Stage, mapped out along an urban circuit in Piazzale Don Baroni.

The rally will conclude on Sunday at 18:40 within the iconic city walls, setting the stage for a memorable edition.

Rally Città di Scorzè

The 22nd Rally Città di Scorzè gets underway Saturday evening at 20:45 with the “Base” Super Stage, hosted on the former missile base of Peseggia. Fast curves, tight hairpins and long straights promise an exciting show for spectators.

Sunday will see the remaining nine stages unfold, totaling 65.23 km of timed sections across nearly 200 km of racing.

As the third round of CRZ 5, this well-established rally continues to provide high-level competition while engaging the local community in a tradition now two decades strong.

Rally Salsomaggiore Terme

After the Mille Miglia, Be Traced returns to Salsomaggiore Terme for another highlight on the calendar. Running August 2–3, the rally counts as the fourth (and penultimate) round of CRZ 6 and features 115 crews.

The event covers 275 km in total, with 60 km of competitive distance. The show opens with the 3 km “Mhegatron” Super Stage, while the remainder of the rally will be contested Sunday across three stages, each repeated three times for a compact yet intense format.

Rally del Matese

Rounding out the weekend is the 12th Rally del Matese. With 52 entrants, the event navigates the rugged roads of the Matese Massif, boasting 210 km of total course distance—73 of which are timed.

As part of CRZ 8, the rally features 10 special stages, beginning with the “Piedimonte Matese” Super Stage, named after one of the host towns and HQ of organizer ASD New Matese Motorsport.

The standout stage will be “Gioia Sannitica”—11 km of technical corners and fast stretches that will challenge crews and thrill fans alike.

Over 1,000 km of Timed Racing in One Weekend

This first weekend of August marks one of the most intense of the year for Be Traced: we’ll be working in close cooperation with Race Direction teams to monitor a total of 346 crews across more than 1,220 km—325 km of which are timed sections. Numbers like these confirm the vitality of rallying in the hearts of fans and organizers alike.

Enjoy the Race!