Our second new Stately Home based event in 2024 takes us to Lombard Rally Festival Revesby, as part of the new Lincolnshire Wolds Car and Bike Festival on September 14th and 15th. Join us to see the historic rally cars in action, plus a display of classic and sports cars in the event arena. The drivers will be challenged by a mixed surface period style rally stage, just over two miles long. Starting on real gravel surfaced forestry style stage, moving onto tarmac road, before returning to a loose surface track around the Revesby Lake. Just to make it more interesting for them, the stage will be run in both directions.
Your spectating spot can be accessed easily, just walk past the rally cars and you will reach it.
The event will run on both Saturday, gates open at 1.00pm with cars running from 2.00pm, and Sunday, gates opening at 9.00am and cars running from 10.00am, with catering, drinks and musical entertainment on Saturday evening. A truly family weekend.
Tickets are now available below - either for Saturday or Sunday, or both which includes the opportunity to stay overnight on Saturday to enjoy music and other entertainment:
Tickets now available at: https://buytickets.at/lombardrallybath/1213149
Don't forget, if you book a Saturday and Sunday ticket, you can camp free of charge on site.
To display your car or bike:
https://buytickets.at/lombardrallybath/1131824
Entry information on all events from http://email [email protected]
For entry information for Lombard Rally Festival Revesby, please email
Recreating a tarmac surface stage inside the grounds of a Stately Home, just like those used on the "Sunday Run" of a late 1970s or early 1980s Lombard RAC Rally. These stages were designed to make the enormous numbers of spectators able to visit a more suitable location, rather than trecking into a remote forest stage.
The Lombard RAC Rally in Bath in 1976.
Tim Nash, who thought up this event, taking part in the Rally that inspired Lombard Rally Bath. These pictures show Tim, with co-driver Chris Denham, in their Mazda Rx3 on loose surface stages that made up most of the rally in those days, plus the start in Great Pulteney Street, Bath.