The new host had a lot to offer: technical mountain tracks, long untouched beaches, vast desert, and of course high, golden dunes. The huge variety of landscapes and tracks made the first Libya Rally in Morocco a success. On that day вЂLibya rally goes Morocco вЂ“ 2013вЂ™ was born. After seven days of competition and fun all competitors made a vow to come back if the organisers would find a new destination. The roadbooks, made by the new race director Jean-Claude Kaket were perfect, over 180 pilots and mechanics made a wonderful competition and the atmosphere was better than ever. Returning to Libya was out of the question and the next edition of the Libya Rally was postponed to 2012, in Tunisia once more. In 2011 it was the вЂArab SpringвЂ™ that put a spoke in the wheels. With huge effort the organisers managed to move the rally to Tunisia in just two weeksвЂ™ time. Everything was set and ready until only three weeks to the start Libya closed the borders for all inhabitants of the Schengen countries. No less than 160 pilots, co-pilots and mechanics were eager to join. After the 2009 success the entries for the 2010 edition were booming.

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