2002 D. Solá
The Rally School of Champions
30 WRC and 11 ERC titles won since 1989
2004 P. J. Andersson
2006 P. Sandell
2007 P. J. Andersson
2010 A. Burkart
2011 X. Pons
2012 J. Hanninen
2012 E. Evans
2013 P. Tidemand
2015 Q. Gilbert
2015 Q. Gilbert
2016 S. Tempestini
2016 S. Tempestini
2016 E. Lappi
2017 N. Solans
2017 N. Solans
2017 P. Tidemand
2018 E. Brazzoli
2020 M. Ostberg
2021 S. Pajari
2021 A. Mikkelsen
2022 E. Lindholm
2022 L. Joona
2022 E. Lindholm
2023 A. Mikkelsen
2023 R. Korhonen
2024 S. Pajari
2024 S. Pajari (WRC2 Challenger)
2025 M. Johansson (WRC Junior)
2025 N. Gryazin (WRC2 Challenger)
Since 1989 Vittorio Caneva Rally school
has been the first and only Rally University
In Italy in 1989 there was no Rally School that provided valuable support to those who wanted to approach road racing.
The rookie was left alone, forced to learn everything in the field and paying dearly for mistakes and inexperience. Realizing this shortcoming, Vittorio Caneva decided to put his experience in the Rally field at his disposal, conceiving the Vittorio Caneva Rally School, which, over time, has become a real reference point for both experienced and novice Rally Drivers.
Alongside Vittorio Caneva were, in the role of instructors, drivers of great national and international stature who assisted and passed on their experience to the school. For the students of the Courses, Rally Driving thus no longer had any secrets.
With 30 World and 11 European Titles, Vittorio Caneva Rally School is the most titled Rally School in the World.
Find out now about all the Pilot Courses, Co-Pilot Courses and the Online Courses.
2008 L. Lipsticks
2010 L. Lipsticks
2011 L. Lipsticks
2012 J. Hanninen
2014 E. Lappi
2015 K. Kajetanowicz
2016 K. Kajetanowicz
2017 K. Kajetanowicz
2021 A. Mikkelsen
2022 E. Llarena
Flanked by great champions
IMPROVE YOUR DRIVING TECHNIQUE
Or refine it for maximum performance
In 1998, the facility underwent a major evolution with the conduct of individual courses on real special test routes that allowed the Vittorio Caneva Rally School to make the leap in quality that has led it to be considered among the best in the world.
In the year 2000 came for the first time the telemetry, comparative data analysis means that the driving of drivers at all levels can be monitored with centesimal accuracy unearthing sometimes incredible implications and bringing undeniable benefits to those attending the school.
Thanks to this sophisticated method, many drivers from all over the world have entrusted the study and improvement of their driving to the Vittorio Caneva Rally School in recent years. Thanks to its time-tested techniques and teaching methods, the Caneva School is a unique reference in the world.
The Vittorio Caneva Rally School contributed to the technical training of the following drivers:
The names, faces and titles of the students who have made the name of Caneva Rally School great in the world over the years:
| Driver Name | Country | Achievements |
| Ole Christian Veiby | Norway | APRC 2017 |
| Kevin Abbring | Netherlands | Volant 2013 |
| Orhan Avcioglu | Turkey | 2x 2WD, 3x Turkey |
| Marco Pollara | Italy | IT 2WD, 2x IT Junior, R2 |
| Jos Verstappen | Holland | |
| Tamara Molinaro | Italy | |
| Martin Koci | Slovakia | 2x Slovakia |
| Martin Kangur | Estonia | |
| Max Vatanen | Finland | |
| Andrea Nucita | Italy | Abarth 2019, IT Junior, N |
| Gino Bux | Belgium | 2x Belgium Historical |
| Hermann Neubauer | Austria | TER 2916, 2x Austria |
| Egon Kaur | Estonia | Estonia 2016 |
| Antonin Tlustak | Czech Republic | ERC 2009, 9x Czech Republic |
| Zoltan Bessenyey | Hungary | 2x ERC |
| Nil Solans | Spain | JWRC, WRC3 2017 |
| Pepe Lopez | Spain | CERA, SC 2019 |
| Alessandro Perico | Italy | TRA 2016 |
| Anton Alen | Finland | |
| Quentin Gilbert | France | JWRC, WRC3 2015 |
| Patrik Sandell | Sweden | JWRC 2006 |
| Simone Campedelli | Italy | TRT 2007, TRA 2017 |
| Robert Consani | France | IRC 2012 |
| Simone Tempestini | Italy | JWRC, WRC3, TER, 4x Rum |
| Rakan Al-Rashed | Saudi Arabia | WRC and MERC driver |
| Driver Name | Country | Achievements |
| Michal Solowow | Poland | SP2/R4/S2000 Poland |
| Bernardo Sousa | Portugal | C. Portuguese 2010 |
| Luca Cantamessa | Italy | TIR 2011, Z1 CI 2012 |
| Andrea Crugnola | Italy | 4x ITA Champ, ITA Junior |
| Christine GZ | Italy | 2x Canary, CERT Fem. |
| Karl Kruuda | Estonia | SM1 Fin 2014 |
| Kajetan Kajetanowicz | Poland | 3x ERC, 4x PL |
| Yagiz Avci | Turkey | 3x Turkey, ERCE, ERT |
| Enrique Cruz | Spain | |
| Surhayen Pernia | Spain | |
| Toni Herranen | Finland | |
| Juho Hanninen | Finland | SWRC 2011 |
| Jan Cerny | Czech Republic | 8x Czech Republic, 2x ERC |
| Molly Taylor | Australia | ERC Ladies, Aus 2016 |
| Daniel Sola | Spain | JWRC 2002, CERA 2006 |
| Xavi Pons | Spain | |
| Pontus Tidemand | Sweden | JWRC 2013, WRC2 2017 |
| Luca Rossetti | Italy | CI 2008, 3x ERC, C. Turkish |
| P. G. Andersson | Sweden | JWRC 2004, 2007 |
| Umberto Scandola | Italy | CI 2013 |
| Aaron Burkart | Germany | JWRC 2010 |
| Wojtek Chuchala | Poland | ERC2, P & SK Champ |
| Jose Antonio Suarez | Spain | CERT 2017 |
| Nicolas Fuchs | Peru | Nacam, Peru 2010 |
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