[WRC] Wales Rally GB 2019

[T16]

Hey!

About to travel for the event!
Where would you recommend us to get accommodation?

Do you want to stay in the same place for the whole event, or somewhere different each night?
Also, how long are you there for?

[Koppomsbo]

Do you want to stay in the same place for the whole event, or somewhere different each night?
Also, how long are you there for?

Same place, probabably arriving friday leaving Monday:-)

[pantealex]

it seems that users read but are not willing to respond and are only interested at the entry list...

Most of us forum users are NOT from Wales or have never been in Wales...

[T16]

Same place, probabably arriving friday leaving Monday:-)

I’m staying in the van each night, but if I wasn’t, I would probably look for a hostel somewhere central.
There’s a place called Bala and there is a hostel there:
http://www.bala-backpackers.co.uk/

Otherwise, a B&B might work for you.

Like I said, just pick somewhere central and get stuck in.
Or maybe even pick a different hostel in a different town, closer to each day of action.

If you pm me your email address, I’m putting together a stage-to-stage distance and time planner so I can get to as many stages as possible each day. I’d be happy to share it.
I’ve also got a couple of fast spots in mind I can direct you to, if you haven’t got a plan already.

Hope you have a great rally pal.

[Fly_Half]

Hey!

About to travel for the event!
Where would you recommend us to get accommodation?

It depends on what you want. If you aren't fussy and a self-catering hostel will suffice, there are several around Machynlleth, Dolgellau and Bala which are close to pretty much all the stages. If you want a nice comfy chain hotel with B&B and plenty of restaurants and fast-food outlets close by, then you'll have to go out a little further from the stages to larger towns like Oswestry, Chester and Llandudno.

Hope that helps.

[AnttiL]

http://itgetsfasternow.com/2019/09/1...rally-gb-2019/

Route preview. Quite much a mix from the past three years. Friday has more technical and rough roads, less familiar to the drivers, Saturday has wider and more fast-flowing Mid-Welsh classics, Sunday is pretty much familiar from the recent years with one run of Great Orme. Only Penmachno has a public road section whereas last year four stages had them. Friday two last stages are driven in the dark. A super special for every day.

I like these roads very much!

[Fredouye]

National entries : https://www.walesrallygb.com/competi...al-entry-list/

[T16]

Camilli

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[EstWRC]

i dont like at all that there isnt any service on Saturday...

imagine if one of the title contenders car hits some trouble (not caused by the driver) and he has to drive with that car all day long