WRGB has confirmed plans for this year’s National Rally running as part of the WRC event in North Wales 12-15 November.
As has proved so successful in recent years, the National Rally’s three-day competitive itinerary will shadow the WRC route with single runs through all 13 timed sections.
The WRGB National Rally fills the gap between the two passes of WRC crews through the legendary Hafren, Sweet Lamb and Myherin stages in mid-Wales on Friday.
Then, on Saturday, the Nationals are given the honour of opening the action at the family-friendly RallyFest at Chirk Castle before tackling four classic Welsh forest stages in Gartheiniog, Dyfi, Dyfnant and Aberhirnant, after which they return to the Service Park where the evening party will be getting underway.
Sunday’s schedule in north Wales will follow the main WRC programme with visits to Alwen and the short but stunning Great Orme tarmac stage above Llandudno before closing the event with a run through the Brenig ‘Power Stage’.
It all adds up to 101 miles of spectacular action on some of the world’s most challenging forest tracks.
