Two changes should be noted for the 2002 edition, and you only have to look at the poster to find them. The logo has changed, retaining only the 48 with the hands of the clock. But the name has also changed, becoming the 48 Heures Européennes d’Automobiles Anciennes de Troyes.
On the Friday programme, there are five starting points (Villenauxe-la-Grande, Brienne-le-Château, Ville-sur-Arce, Bar-sur-Seine, Ervy-le-Châtel) before returning to Troyes.
On Saturday, the vintage cars take part in a rally in the morning before returning to Troyes to display their wares and then parade around the Boulevard Jules Guesde. In the evening, the Nuit de l’Élégance Automobile is held at the exhibition centre.
On Sunday, the cars can take part in a small rally or join the Boulevard Jules Guesde where they will be on display and paraded for the rest of the day.
