Mme Michel Doré remporte en 1930 la coupe des dames du rallye de Monté-carlo en 1930 au volant d'une berline 14 Cv. Mme Doré était partie de Tallin en Estonie pour rallier la principauté. Jusqu'après la Seconde Guerre mondiale la partie fondamentale du Rallye demeura le parcours de concentration. En 1911 et en 1912, la moyenne à respecter était de 25 km/h. Dans les années vingt, elle augmenta progressivement jusqu'à atteindre, dans les dernières éditions des années trente, les 45 km/h. Il s'agissait de limites modestes, encore que, si on les rapportait aux automobiles et à la viabilité de l'époque, on pouvait déjà les considérer comme exigeantes. On ne doit pas oublier que le Rallye de Monte-Carlo a toujours été disputé, à de rares exceptions près, au mois de janvier, c'est-à-dire dans une période où la pluie, le froid, la neige et le verglas sévissent dans une grande partie de l'Europe.
Mrs Michel Doré wins in 1930 the cup of the ladies of the rally o Monté - Carlo in 1930 in the steering wheel of a sedan 14 Cv. Mrs Doré had left Tallinn to Estonia to reunite the principality. To after the Second World War the fundamental part of the Rally lived the course of concentration. In 1911 and in 1912, the average to be respected was 25 kph. In the twenties, it increased gradually until reach, in the last editions of the thirties, 45 kph. It was about modest limits, even though, if we brought back them to automobiles and to viability of time, we could already consider them as demanding. We do not have to forget that the Rally of Monte Carlo was always competed, with a few rare exceptions, in January, that is for a period when the rain, the cold, the snow and the black ice rage in a big part of Europe
Mrs Michel Doré wins in 1930 the cup of the ladies of the rally o Monté - Carlo in 1930 in the steering wheel of a sedan 14 Cv. Mrs Doré had left Tallinn to Estonia to reunite the principality. To after the Second World War the fundamental part of the Rally lived the course of concentration. In 1911 and in 1912, the average to be respected was 25 kph. In the twenties, it increased gradually until reach, in the last editions of the thirties, 45 kph. It was about modest limits, even though, if we brought back them to automobiles and to viability of time, we could already consider them as demanding. We do not have to forget that the Rally of Monte Carlo was always competed, with a few rare exceptions, in January, that is for a period when the rain, the cold, the snow and the black ice rage in a big part of Europe