Sky and BBC F1 Commentator Harry Benjamin and TV presenter Nicola Hume join the 2CV Challenge to Le Mans

As the new Formula 1 season gets underway, Sky and BBC F1 Commentator Harry Benjamin and TV presenter Nicola Hume are swapping the mic for a Citroen 2CV, a route book and a rally meter. 

The British presenters will be taking part in this year’s 2CV challenge, an extraordinary rally through England and France to raising funds halow, which is a charity that supports adults with learning disabilities and autism. Damon Hill, along with 4 other parents, founded the charity 20 years ago.

Now in its third year, the charity rally sees teams take on a journey in a French motoring icon: the deux chevaux.

No Sat Navs. No Limits. Just Pure Adventure. 

Equipped with nothing but a route book and a rally meter, drivers must navigate their way through French countryside and all the challenges they’ll encounter.  And with Harry Benjamin and Nicola Hume joining the journey, this year’s event promises even more excitement along the road.  

“We cannot wait for the 2CV rally – it’s such an iconic little car and perfect for rallying through the French countryside. Knowing that Harry Benjamin from Sky F1 is joining us makes it even more exciting – if anyone can bring the energy and competition to the rally challenges it’s him!”

2CV Team ‘Lick the Stamp & Send It’

Do you trust your co-driver to navigate you through French countryside?  

There are now only 10 cars remaining for the 2026 challenge. 

If you’d like to find out more, you can explore the event here, view a more detailed brochure here, or if you’re ready to sign up you can book your place here!