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2019 Rally Calendar January 24th – 27th Monte Carlo Rally WRC February 9th Snowman Rally SRC 10th Riponian SGP 14th – 17th Rally Sweden WRC 16th Cambrian Rally BRC, BTRDA 17th Jack Frost Stages ASP, SGP 23rd - 24th Hexham Historic Rally NESCRO 24th Knockhill Stages STRC March TBC Saltire Classic Rally NESCRO 7th – 10th Rally Mexico WRC 9th Malcolm Wilson Rally BTRDA, SGP 10th Tour of Epynt NTRC 16th Border Counties Rally SRC, SGP 16th – 17th West Cork Rally BRC. ITRC 23rd North West Stages ASP 28th – 31st Tour de Corse WRC 30th DCC Stages ASP, STRC April 12th Memorial Garden Stages STRC 13th Rallynuts Stages Rally BTRDA 19th – 20th Easter Stages ITRC 20th Speyside Stages SRC 21st Warcop Stages ASP 25th – 28th Rally Argentina WRC 27th Pirelli International Rally BRC, SGP May 4th Granite Rally Leuchars Airfield ASP, STRC 4th – 5th Rally of the Lakes ITRC 4th – 5th Berwick Classic Rally NESCRO 9th – 12th Rally Chile WRC 10th-11th Manx National Rally NTRC 11th Plains Rally BTRDA 18th RSAC Scottish Rally SRC 26th South of Scotland Targa NESCRO 30th – 2nd Rally Portugal WRC June 8th Carlisle Stages 9th Shaw Trophy NESCRO 13th – 16th Rally Sardinia WRC 15th Rally van Wervik NTRC 15th Summer Stages ASP, STRC 21st – 23rd Donegal Rally ITRC 22nd Argyll Rally SRC, SGP 23rd Lake District Classic NESCRO 28th – 29th Ypres Rally BRC July 7th Greystoke Stages SGP 13th Nicky Grist Stages BTRDA 13th - 14th Mach 1 Stages STRC 14th Northern Dales Classic Trophy NESCRO 20th Down Rally NTRC August 1st – 4th Rally Finland WRC 3rd Solway Coast Rally STRC 4th Tyneside Stages ASP, STRC 10th Grampian Forest Rally SRC 11th Blue Streak Classic & Targa NESCRO 16th -17th Ulster Rally BRC, ITRC 22nd – 25th Rally Germany WRC 25th Mewla Rally NTRC 25th Pendragon Stages ASP, STRC 31st Woodpecker Stages BTRDA September 1st Wearside Classic Rally NESCRO 12th – 15th Rally Turkey WRC 14th Galloway Hills Rally BRC, SRC 15th Stocktonian NESCRO 22nd Cheviot Stages ASP, NTRC 22nd Doonhamer Historic Rally NESCRO 28th – 29th Cork 20 Rally ITRC 28th Trackrod Forest Rally BTRDA, SGP October 3rd – 6th Wales Rally GB WRC 11th -12th Jersey Rally 11th -13th Mull Rally STRC 13th Solway Historic Rally NESCRO 24th – 27th Rally Catalunya WRC November 2nd Kingdom Stages STRC 3rd Malton Forest Rally SGP 14th – 17th Rally Australia WRC 21st – 25th Roger Albert Clark Rally December 7th Grizedale Stages SGP WRC – World Rally Championship BRC – British Rally Championship ITRC – Irish Tarmac Rally Championship BTRDA – BTRDA Rally Championship SRC – Scottish Rally Championship NTRC – National Tarmac Rally Championship ASP – AS Performance North of England Tarmac Rally Championship SGP – SGP ANECCC Stage Rally Championship STRC – Scottish Tarmac Rally Championship NESCRO – NESCRO Classic and Targa Rallies .

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Lake District Classic Rally
Steven & David Byrne : Lake District Classic Rally : Photo - Chris Ellison Chairmans Chat Contents It must be summer because instead of power washing mud off Front Cover : Lake District Classic Rally the car after marshalling on a stage rally I spent an hour vac- Pg. 2 Chairman's Chat uuming dust out of the car after the Greystoke Stages ! Being Pg. 3 Member Club Contacts at the start and later the stop line the dust wasn't too bad until the crew of a low numbered car managed to totally ignore the Pg. 4 More SD34MSG Contacts 3, 2, 1 and stop boards and pass at high speed and covering Pg. 5 Around the Clubs (1) every one and thing in a liberal covering !! Pg. 6 Around the Clubs (2) I would like to welcome Lancashire Automobile Club back to SD34 MSG after they recently rejoined and you can read an Pg. 7 2013 SD34MSG Calendar article about the club on page 13. In anticipation of the club Pg. 8 2013 Championship Rounds at a glance rejoining we had invited their co-promoted 3 Sisters Sprint on Pg. 9 SD34MSG Championship Registration 4th August to our championship but in future the event will automatically be included. Apart from the sprint the club is pri- Pg. 10 2013 SD34 MSG Championship Tables marily involved in historic events so this aspect of our sport will Pg. 11 2013 SD34 MSG Marshals Championship give an interesting addition to our members. Pg. 12 2013 SD34 MSG Inter-Club League SD34 MSG Meeting Highlights Pg. 13 Welcome Back - Lancashire A.C Meeting 17th July 2013 David Bell of Lancashire Automobile Club gave a summary of Pg.
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