East Riding Stages Rally 27/2/2022

[classicfred]

A new closed road rally for 2022 ;

https://www.bdmc.org.uk/east-riding-stages

5. Route
The event will start from Bishop Burton College and will
consist of approximately 8 Special Stages with
approximately 45 Stage Miles on Closed Public Roads
and approximately 82 miles of road sections.
Competitors will start the rally on Sunday 27th February
2022, according to the Start List which will be published
on the Notice Board. The first car will start at 09:25 and
subsequent cars will start at one-minute intervals.
Ordnance Survey Landranger 1:50000 maps 106 and 107 cover the route and may be
useful.

[fttm]

Good to see the healthy entry list .

[coppice]

Excellent - that's two local rallies to watch next month. I haven't seen a competition car driven in anger since Goodwood , in October. Fix needed!

[velocemitch]

Some cracking roads around there.
Well done Beverley MC for getting this off the ground..... please don't forget the Beaver Road Rally though!

[Ranger 6]

I'm working on this one - looking forward to it.

As mentioned - good to see a healthy entry list

[giveitfish]

Thanks for posting this - added it to my calendar!

[classicfred]

This weekend.

Seeded entry list;

https://www.rallies.info/webentry/2022/ersr/entrie...

Spectator info;

https://www.bdmc.org.uk/ersr-2022

https://www.bdmc.org.uk/east-riding-stages

Edited by classicfred on Friday 25th February 10:51

[velocemitch]

Good entry, hope all goes well for it.

[Scotty2]

Cracking day for it. Just been to the Dunington S4 and some lovely motors out there sounding brill.

Avenger, TR7 and many Escorts, Scoobys. Must try and catch them going to S8 as I want to see the 6R4 and MGZR.

[The_Cheeseman]

Never got to any of the stages but was walking the dog round Beverley in the morning and saw tons of the competitors driving either en route from Bishop Burton to the stages or vice versa.

[Ranger 6]

Went well from our perspective - well done to the team

[coppice]

I enjoyed it and the club did a fantastic job in organising the event on public roads. I watched at Burton Constable hall and although viewing was over a long area , it comprised a straight road with a couple of tight straw baled chicanes , so it was a tad Micky Mouse with no view of a decent bend. Some lovely cars, including a shockingly fast Avenger (bearing not much resemblance to the original) , plenty of lairy Escorts , a bevy of modern Fiesta R5s etc and - amazingly - an Alpine Renault A310 .

Access to better viewing next year I hope but a big well done already .

[velocemitch]

coppice said:

I enjoyed it and the club did a fantastic job in organising the event on public roads. I watched at Burton Constable hall and although viewing was over a long area , it comprised a straight road with a couple of tight straw baled chicanes , so it was a tad Micky Mouse with no view of a decent bend. Some lovely cars, including a shockingly fast Avenger (bearing not much resemblance to the original) , plenty of lairy Escorts , a bevy of modern Fiesta R5s etc and - amazingly - an Alpine Renault A310 .

Access to better viewing next year I hope but a big well done already .

By the looks of it the A310 wont be doing any more, they binned it just after a flying finish.
Shame!