…is modeled on the rallies of earlier times where a crew of driver and navigator needed to keep their rally car on the route and on time, catering for many scheduled speed and direction changes, the weather, traffic and road conditions. The famous LM rally was run on this principle until the 1970’s, as was the Monte Carlo rally. It is a sport of precision and accuracy, rather than an all out quest for speed like the modern special stage rallies.

To keep the sport safe and affordable today we no longer use sand roads, and the set speeds are now within speed limits - but the level of competition has not diminished.

We like to see classic cars participating, but accept moderns if you do not own a classic. It’s a great family sport with drivers and navigators being equally responsible for the outcome, and the easiest and least costly way to enter motorsport…. Read more..