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regulations FOREWORD... MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANISERS 2019 Welcome to the 2020 and 65th Cambrian Rally organised by the North Wales Car Club. We believe our event to be the longest-running annual organised rally in the UK – every CAMBRIAN RALLY WINNERS year since 1956 without a break! This is a record we are proud of and eager to maintain! We are privileged to have the continued support of Conwy Borough County Council who are keen supporters of motorsport within the Conwy area. In 2020 North Wales Car Club The route offers up to Crews registered for the is very honoured to have been 63 miles of challenging but BTRDA & Welsh Championship invited to be the opening rewarding stages for National are eligible to enter the round of the British Open competitors and 45 miles for National event but are Rally Championship, along Interclub crews with central prohibited from completing with the MRF Tyres BTRDA service being at Llandudno the pre event recce. Rally Series, Pirelli Welsh where you will have full Stage championship and the facilities to support your team. Rally HQ will once again ANWCC championships. be at the St George Hotel, Secure overnight parking will Llandudno. This year the Visit Conwy once again be available for Cambrian Rally is a dual your competition car and small Many marshals will be required permit event offering support vehicles in the Victoria for our event so if you are not National and Interclub. Centre Car Park, for a small entering then please consider The route is within the fee of £10. The organisers are coming to help, and please counties of Conwy and able to offer an entry fee £625 encourage friends and fellow based around Betws-y-coed for Interclub Competitors club-members to help, with and Llanrwst areas with and a special entry fee of what we promise to be an refuel being in Betws-y-Coed £575 for BTRDA® Rally First event that will challenge all and service based within in Interclub. BRC (National) the competitors. Llandudno town Centre, entry fee will be £1165 offering which will make for a unique a total of 63 miles, 18 extra We look forward to welcoming Matt Edwards & Patrick Walsh and tremendous atmosphere stage miles. you to the 2020 Visit Conwy similar to that experienced on Cambrian Rally. the Belgium Ypres Rally. THE ORGANISERS: CAMBRIANRALLY.CO.UK @cambrianrally DESPITE THE ORGANISERS TAKING ALL /cambrianrally REASONABLE PRECAUTIONS UNAVOIDABLE ACCIDENTS CAN HAPPEN. IN RESPECT OF /nwalescarclub THIS YOU ARE PRESENT AT YOUR OWN RISK. CAMBRIANRALLY.CO.UK @CAMBRIANRALLY /CAMBRIANRALLY /NWALESCARCLUB 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREVIOUS WINNERS THE ORGANISERS ARE INDEBTED TO THE FOLLOWING: 1956 J Elwyn Edwards 1977 Roger Chilman 1998 Glyn Jones/Huw Lewis › › › /Trevor Williams /Philip Griffiths Subaru Impreza Association of North Western Marshals from near and far! Scrutineers Austin-Healey Ford Escort RS2000 › › 1999 Gary Smith/Phil Clarke Car Clubs Medical personnel Corvus Security personnel 1957 J Elwyn Edwards 1978 Frank Pierson Ford Escort Cosworth › › › British Trials & Rally Drivers Mostyn Estates Snowdonia National Park /Mike Hinde /Ednyfed Morgan 2000 Peter Littler Association › Motorsport UK › St George’s Hotel Austin-Healey Ford Escort RS1800 /Andy Marchbank › Competitors › Natural Resources Wales › Stewards 1958 Geoff Flint/Geoff 1979 Cancelled on the Ford Escort Cosworth Kendall-Jackson morning of the event › Conwy County Borough › North Wales Honda › Tynemouth Computer 2001 Peter Littler Jowett Lots and lots of Snow! Council › North Wales Police Services /Andy Marchbank 1959 Tony Gorst/Mike Roberts 1980 David Grainger Hyundai Accent WRC › Conwy County Community › On the Pacenotes › Victoria Centre, Llandudno Triumph TR2 /Lyn Jenkins 2002 Mikko Hirvonen Councils › Patterson Pace notes › View Creative 1960 Geoff Flint/Geoff Ford Escort RS1800 /Mikka Attilla (SF) › Conwy Harbour Master › Peter Lucas Tool Hire › Waterloo Hotel Kendall-Jackson 1981 Nigel Worswick Subaru Impreza WRC › Conwy Tourist Board › Pine Lodge Rally Maps › Welsh Association of Motor Volkswagen Beetle /Peter Kenyon 2003 Paul Bird/Larry Carter › Dwr Cymru › Radio Operators Clubs 1961 D R Ledgard/J Williams Ford Escort RS2000 Hyundai Accent WRC › Gemini Communications › Rescue & Recovery Crews › R4W Ford Anglia 1982 Nigel Worswick 2004 John Perrott/Graham 1962 M Esmor Thomas /Peter Kenyon › Llandudno Town Council › Residents on route Hopewell /Trevor Williams Ford Escort RS2000 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Volkswagen Beetle 1983 Nigel Worswick 2005 Andy Burton/John CHAMPIONSHIPS 1963 Reg E Galpin/Randal /Peter Kenyon WITHOUT THEIR ASSISTANCE, THE EVENT WOULD NOT GO AHEAD… H Roberts W Morgan Ford Escort RS2000 Peugeot Cosworth Mini Cooper S 1984 Roger Chilman 2006 Andreas Mikkelsen 1964 P S Shepherd/Keith Leckie /Bryan Thomas /Ola Floene (N) Ford Anglia Ford Escort RS1800 Ford Focus WRC 1965 Claude Twigdon/L Chilvers 1985 John Roberts 2007 Andy Burton/John Morris Mini Cooper S /Kelvyn Evans H Roberts 1966 Cancelled days before Ford Escort RS2000 Peugeot Cosworth the event 1986 Steve Bannister 2008 Hugh Hunter Permit not issued by RAC /Dave Oldfield /Andy Marchbank 1967 Roy Johnson Ford Escort RS2000 Ford Focus WRC /Barry Hughes 1987 Steve Whiteford 2009 Mads Østberg/Jonas Morris Mini Cooper S /Dave Adams Andersson (N) 1968 Colin Malkin/John Brown MG Metro 6R4 Subaru Impreza WRC Hillman Imp 1988 Dave Metcalf/Mike Broad 2010 Steve Perez/Paul Spooner 1969 Frank Pierson Vauxhall Astra GTE Ford Focus WRC CHAMPIONSHIPS SPONSORS /Colin Francis 1989 Simon Paton/Judith Flavell 2011 Shaun Gardener/Ben Innes Ford Lotus-Cortina Ford Escort BDG Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 5.9 1970 Roland Young 1990 Stew Robertson 2012 Luke Francis/John /Dave Cowell /Lawrence Clark H Roberts Ford Escort TC MG Metro 6R4 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 1971 Roland Young 1991 Richie Holfield 2013 Euan Thorburn/Paul Beaton /David Taylor /Ednyfed Morgan Ford Focus WRC Ford Lotus-Cortina MG Metro 6R4 2014 Dave Weston/Kirsty Riddick 1972 Peter Hughes 1992 Jon Joannides Subaru Impreza WRC /Gareth Thomas /Adrian Farrell 2015 David Bogie/Kevin Rae ORGANISATIONS Ford Escort Mexico Ford Sapphire RS Cosworth Ford Fiesta R5 1973 Evan Roberts 1993 John Roberts/Mark Lewis 2016 Luke Francis/ /Eurwyn Griffiths Ford Sierra Cosworth John H Roberts Ford Escort TC 1994 John Roberts/Mark Lewis Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX 1974 Ron Beswick Ford Sierra Cosworth 2017 Event cancelled /Stuart Preacher 1995 John Roberts/Mark Lewis Too much snow! Hillman Imp PI Ford Sierra Coswort 2018 Ollie Mellor/Max Freeman EVENT SPONSOR EVENT PARTNERS 1975 Mike Pattison 1996 Nigel Worswick Proton Iriz R5 /David Taylor /Clive Molyneux 2019 National: Matt Edwards Ford Escort RS2000 Ford Sapphire Cosworth /Patrick Walsh (Ford Fiesta R5) 1976 Mike Pattison 1997 John Roberts/Mark Lewis Interclub: Euan Thorburn /David Taylor Ford Sierra Cosworth /Paul Beaton (Ford Focus WRC) Ford Escort RS2000 4 CAMBRIANRALLY.CO.UK #CAMBRIANRALLY2020 CAMBRIANRALLY.CO.UK @CAMBRIANRALLY /CAMBRIANRALLY /NWALESCARCLUB 5 1. ANNOUNCEMENT 4. ELIGIBILITY The North Wales Car Club Ltd (the The event is open to all fully elected ‘organisers’) will organise and promote a members of the organising club, members National & Interclub permit Special Stage of clubs affiliated to the Welsh Association Rally on Saturday 8th February 2020, starting of Motor Clubs and/or the Association of and finishing in Llandudno, North Wales. North- Western Car Clubs, members of The event will be known as the Visit Conwy BTRDA® Ltd and registered contenders Cambrian Rally 2020 (National) and Visit of any of the championships for which the Conwy Cambrian Rally (Interclub). event qualifies (see section 3 above). 2. JURISDICTION Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally (National) takes place over Special Stages 1 to 9 and is open The event will be held under (A) the to historic and modern two-wheel and 2020 General Regulations of Motorsport four-wheel drive cars and is a round of UK, incorporating the provisions of the the British Rally Championship International Sporting Code of the FIA; Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally (Interclub) takes (B) these Supplementary Regulations place over Special Stages 1 to 7 and is open to (the‘SRs’); (C) Regulations issued by the various historic and modern two-wheel and four-wheel championships and series of which this event drive cars and is a round of the BTRDA® Rally forms part of, and (D) Any written instructions Championships, Pirelli Welsh Stage Stage that the organisers may issue for the event. Championship, ANWCC Championships and the FMP Rally Challenge. 3. AUTHORISATION & PERMIT NUMBERS The organisers have applied for National Events with Authorised Foreign Participation (NEAFP) Motorsport UK Permit Number to permit the participation of licence- holders NATIONAL: 114297 from other ASNs. All competitors are not permitted to score points in the classification Motorsport UK Permit Number of the championships which the event is a INTERCLUB: 114302 qualifying round, unless they are registered. DoE Authorisation Number: XX/2020 All competitors must hold a valid Motorsport British Rally Championship: 2020/007 UK Competition Licence (or international equivalent) necessary for the event you are MRF Tyre BTRDA Rally Series: (2020/018) entering (Drivers must hold a Stage Rally incorporating BTRDA® Gold licence, Co-Drivers may compete under MRF Mixed Surface Challenge: (2/2020) a non-race Interclub licence except for Navigators competing in the BRC who will BTRDA Silverstar Rally Championship require a National Licience). 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