05/08/2010
Sixty & Worcestershire Rally Entries Open
The Sixty & Worcestershire National Rally will take place on Saturday 4th September and entries are now available for prospective competitors who intend to contest the penultimate round of the series.

05/08/2010
Swansea Bay Rally Cancelled
The organising team of the Pro-Art Signs Swansea Bay National Rally and officers of Port Talbot Motor Club have with great regret and disappointment concluded that the rally, the fourth round of the 2010 MSA Gravel Rally Championship organised by ANCRO cannot be successfully re-scheduled for 2010.

MSA Gravel Rally Championship
For all of the latest information, go to www.SevernValleyNational.co.uk

SVNPressRelease

PRESS RELEASE 
 
   
   
TOP CLASS FIELD 
 
THE cream of British motor rallying talent will line up on Saturday for the Severn Valley National Rally which starts and finishes at the 
Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells
 
The 120 competitors from throughout the UK will be competing for honours in three prestigious championships. they are the MSA ( Motorsport Association) Gravel Rally Championship, The MSA British Historic Rally Championship, and of the MSA Welsh National Rally Championship. 

It is round three of the 2010 MSA Gravel Rally Championship which is making the first of three successive visits to Wales and the Welsh borders. 

Championship leaders Jonny Milner (Huggate) and co driver Ian Windress (Northallerton) will be looking for another victory in their Toyota Corolla WRC to add to the win last time out on the Pirelli Tour of Cumbria, when the former double British Champion saw off the Hyundai Accent WRC of Stephen Petch (Hamsterley) and John Richardson (Northallerton) and Yorkshiremen Charlie Payne (Ripon) and Craig Thorley (York) in their Ford Focus WRC and that's the way they stand in the title chase. 

But Milner won't have it all his own way ion Saturday because as well as Petch and Payne, the Subaru WRC of former ANCRO Champions Roger Duckworth (Silverstone) and co driver Mark Broomfield (Towcester), who finished third on Rallye Sunseeker before crashing out in Kielder Forest last month, will be a major threat in the Welsh forests. 

The Subaru of Alex Allingham (Stalybridge) and Mark Glennerster (Wanborough) as well as Tom Naughton (Bury) and Horace Saville (Bury) in the Mitsubishi didn't see the Carlisle finish and neither did Jamie Anderson (Ellistown) and Mark Mason (Gateshead) in their Mitsubishi so all are hoping to make sure they have a good run this time . Welshmen Tom Cave and Ieuan Thomas will take to the stages in their Proton Satria and will hope to improve on their sixth seeding. 

Further information on the rally can be found at www.severnvalleynational.co.uk 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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