Paneuropeana

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7 COUNTRIES

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8 DAYS

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0 EMISSIONS

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6000 km

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STARTS in 2025

Nordkapp to Tarifa

The Paneuropeana is the next crazy electric car series project of Rafael de Mestre.

After circumnavigating the world twice with his electric car 2012 alone and 2016 with 10 teams (80edays.com – register to join the 3rd circumnavigation 2023! 80 days driving) and organising 23 international electric car race events 2013 – 2021 (eco.gp – slalom and 24h race weekends) he is now adding a third format for people wanting to cross whole Europe in Summer.

Drive time is 8 days, but calculate about two weeks including travel time to the start and from the finish back home.

The Challenge

Everyone having an electric car can join and try to beat the last Guinness Book Record.

The challenge is to charge the lowest amount of time in total starting at the most northern point of Europe crossing Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, France and Spain until the most southern point of Europe not using any kind of ferry during the competition – the Paneuropeana driven 100% emission free.*

Europe

North to South

Rules

One team can consist of one to four drivers. These drivers are not allowed to leave or enter the team on the way. Guests, press or youtubers are allowed to enter and leave participant cars anytime.

At its first edition in 2022 the participant fee of 250 Euro will be paid back to everyone who beats the actual record, the only one who will not get his money back will be the record breaker, he will win the trophy instead.

Meet us at Nordkapp on July 1st and join!

REGISTER NOW

* We know that there are more and more electric ferries but to be able to compare the record with the former records we exclude ferries even if they are electric. Imagine some day someone will take an electric ferry in Norway and will ship the car to Tarifa not charging at all. You are welcome to come to the event in an electric ferry but from start to finish it won’t be allowed for participants to be transported by any kind of media. Participants must drive the whole trip on their own wheels.