We will try and answer some frequently asked questions below. If you don't find the answers you need, please feel free to email or ring us.
Do I need a competitions license, helmet or other safety devices?
No, you need none of those. This is a tour event that falls outside of the scope of Motorsport UK competition rules. However we recommend the use of a helmet at least on the off-road venues.
As a spectator, where can I see the cars?
The cars will be on display at Bath Racecourse on friday evening, plus you will be able to see the cars depart from there starting from 8.30 a.m. on saturday. If you want to see the cars in action, we recommend that you attend our two spectator experience venues during the day, details to follow. We further hope to have a spectator area available on sunday.
What does taking part cost?
The cost of attending the two dinners and taking part on the saturday run is £480.00 for a crew of two. This is subject to entry being received along with full payment by 31st March 2020.
Entry, should there still be positions available, will be £520.00 after that date.
Whenever you enter, a deposit of £100.00 is required with the entry.
Please ask for an entry form.
The Optional Sunday Run will cost an additional £115.00 to enter.
The Rally Dinner on Saturday will be held at the Assembly Rooms in Bath, where a small number of guest tickets will be available.
We will try and answer some frequently asked questions below. If you don't find the answers you need, please feel free to email or ring us.
I don't have a rally car - how can I take part?
Not a problem at all. We have Ford Escort Mk2 rally cars available to hire, plus we have a MG Midget and a MGBGT prepared as rally cars available to hire.
We also allow a small number of classic cars and supercars to take part.