There's actually already some route information on the BRC site for some of the rallies:
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Beatson’s Building Supplies Jim Clark Rally
STAGES MILES:
71 competitive stage miles [114km]
Rally Info
The Beatson’s Building Supplies Jim Clark Rally returns as a BRC counter in 2021 in its full closed roads Friday night and Saturday format.
The organisers have extended the territory covered by the rally by adding new stages to challenge competitors so please put it in your diary now to avoid disappointment!
Rally highlights:
• The whole route and stages are on public roads – all tarmac in good condition.
• Reconnaissance runs on Sunday 22nd (preferred) and Friday 28th May (one reconnaissance only per competitor).
• Shakedown 3 miles stage on Friday 28th from 10.00 until 14.00. As many runs as you like for £130.
• Two Friday night stages, one in the dark. Half of this stage has never been used before and the other half is an old Reivers favourite.
• A virgin 8 mile stage on the Saturday.
• All stages run twice apart from one.
• 10.00 am start on Saturday morning.
• Central service visited twice on Saturday.
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Nicky Grist Stages
STAGES MILES: 45 [72km]
Rally Info
With the enthusiastic support of former World Championship Codriver Nicky Grist the event is using the classic stages in Crychan Forest and the Eypnt Military Ranges we have planned a 45 mile rally bringing you some of the classic WRC stages of Halfway and Crychan but also a new favourite of the events Llyn Login and its now infamous jump. We have a circular route of 4 stages run twice with a mid-event service halt in the Centre of Builth Wells.
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Grampian Forest Stages
The forests of Fetteresso, Durris and Drumtochty provide the competitive route of 44 miles [70km] along with an extremely compact liason route.The stages will include roads which have gained reputation for quality and enjoyment – smooth fast and flowing with character of their own. A bit like a good malt whisky.
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Trackrod Rally Yorkshire
STAGES MILES:
57 [92km]
Rally Info
The vast majority of stages are single use of the fabulous Yorkshire Forests including Dalby and Langdale. Fast flowing stages kept in really good condition especially as there is currently very little use.
Friday evening includes 12 miles in the darkness of Dalby – what a treat!! No double use of stages for 45 miles of superb competition on Saturday during the day.
Sensible start time, ceremonial start on the cliffs overlooking the Yorkshire coast on Friday evening. Add a relaxed recce schedule, centralised service and a very compact route and we plan to provide a challenging event over classic stages. With the now traditional “fine weather” we look forward to welcoming you to our event. Keep an eye on our web page – rallyyorkshire.co.uk
Trackrod looks like being the best of the gravel rounds. I just really wish every round could be around 115km, at least.