British Rally Championship 2022

[Fast Eddie WRC]

https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/evans...r-a-wrc-event/

[Fast Eddie WRC]

Ruairi Bell's vlog at Rali Ceredigion...

https://youtu.be/m2TLRPljTuw

[HKSjbg]

https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/evans...r-a-wrc-event/

Interesting to note that Elfyn Evans has driven some of the stages they’re hoping to run next year, sounds like they can put on more stage km next year which can only be a good thing

[Sal yet again]

Couple of gaps now on the Trackrod start list and looks like Pritchard has pulled his entry.

[Fast Eddie WRC]

Pryce can win the title in Yorkshire...
https://www.britishrallychampionship...nto-yorkshire/

[Fast Eddie WRC]

A 1-hour programme on 19th Sept.

https://youtu.be/65d-DNry7Iw

[Sal yet again]

With Gary Pearson switching back to his Fabia by my reckoning that makes no MSport/Fiesta Rally2 presence for the first time in quite a while. Not a great advert in their "home" championship.

[Fast Eddie WRC]

With Gary Pearson switching back to his Fabia by my reckoning that makes no MSport/Fiesta Rally2 presence for the first time in quite a while. Not a great advert in their "home" championship.

Strange to swap so late in the season.

As an M-Sporter I've had to swap to Elliot Payne for my 'Rally Yorkshire' on DR2.0

[the sniper]

Got to say that I think the organisers of Rally Yorkshire are taking the p*ss a bit. £17 for a single stage ticket on Saturday and each stage is only run once, worse still, tickets MUST still be brought online (they even say poor signal in the area so you must buy in advance), tickets won't be sold on the gate... £22 for a day ticket, though I likely can't get there for the morning run, so doesn't work for me. I thought spectators travelling between stages was considered a bad thing by the sport's gatekeepers...?

I guess the rally was too popular last year.

Is/was anyone else planning to go?

[J4MIE]

Got to say that I think the organisers of Rally Yorkshire are taking the p*ss a bit. £17 for a single stage ticket on Saturday and each stage is only run once, worse still, tickets MUST still be brought online (they even say poor signal in the area so you must buy in advance), tickets won't be sold on the gate... £22 for a day ticket, though I likely can't get there for the morning run, so doesn't work for me. I thought spectators travelling between stages was considered a bad thing by the sport's gatekeepers...?

I guess the rally was too popular last year.

Is/was anyone else planning to go?

Think it’s expensive compared to most events, but spectators should be paying more to help with the eye watering cost of organising these events rather then just increasing the entry fee for competitors.

It’s a big entry providing hours of entertainment.