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HAYE PARK RALLY TIMED TRIAL 2010 |
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Joe Price Supplies Haye Park Rally Time Trial
On Saturday, 20th February, Ludlow Castle Motor Club ltd (LCMC) held their annual Rally Time Trial in the Haye park complex of Ludlow’s Mortimer forest.
The event was postponed from its January date due to bad weather, but still attracted an entry of 23 cars.
At 8.30 the procession run started, this is where the drivers have their chance to take mental notes along the way, as this is a rally trial with no co driver alongside them reading the notes. |
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Team GMF Motor Factors Wyedean Forest Rally 2010
Organised by The Forest of Dean Motor club, and once again based at Chepstow Racecourse, this year’s Wyedean Forest Rally took place on Saturday the 13th of February.
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K & R MITSUBISHI BREAN STAGES RALLY |
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K & R Mitsubishi Brean Stages Rally
Three Ludlow Castle Motor Club crews made the long trip down to Brean Leisure Park, near Weston-Super-Mare, at the weekend to take part in the two day K & R Mitsubishi Stages Rally.
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Coppermines - Grizedale Stages Rally 2009
5th December 2009
Sponsored by Coppermines Cottages and held in the spectacular forests of Cumbria, the 22nd running of the event was another success, albeit in wet conditions.
Ludlow Castle Motor Club member Alex Allingham, aged 25, co driven by Mark Glennerster, secured a career best of 2nd Overall on the 2009 Grizedale Stages Rally. |
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The Return of Ditton
The Milward Contractors Ditton Priors Stages Rally
Sunday the 1st of November saw the return of the popular single venue stage rally at Ditton Priors, in Shropshire.
The event was organised by Telford Auto club and sponsored by Milward Contractors of Shrewsbury who have jointly been redeveloping the site over the last few months.
The rally attracted nearly a full entry of competitors who tackled 9 special stages covering a distance of approx 35 miles on tarmac roads, in woodland and open farmland. The Ditton venue is a very technical rally and you have to know how to drive it. With clean driving and consistent stage times you should be in for a good result.
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