In 1936, Škoda created a sensation for the first time at the Monte Carlo Rally, which had been taking place since 1911. Zdeněk Pohl / Jaroslav Hausman drove the Škoda Popular to a second place finish in the 1,500-cc category and Škoda subsequently launched a sporty road version of this model (pictured) – this was the birth of the Monte Carlo model family.

There was a further major achievement at the Rallye Monte Carlo in 1977. At the wheel of a Škoda 130 RS, the Škoda works teams masterminded a 1-2 finish in the category for cars up to 1,300 cc. This feat was duplicated in the WRC2 category precisely 40 years later in 2017, with another 1-2 finish for the Fabia R5, a just as exceptional rally car.

The Škoda family of models continues this long-running tradition by offering three compact models – the Fabia, Scala and Kamiq – in a Monte Carlo version teeming with style and racing spirit so that you too can become part of Škoda’s long rally history.