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4 Feb 2002, 12:01 (Ref:210041)
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2002 British Rally Championship
So what is happening this year. Is the focus on Super 1600, WRCars or both, and who is competing in the series. How many WRCars will be in the championship, and will the cars from the Irish Tarmac Championship be able to join rallies like the Ulster, Manx and Jim Clark Memorial. Mark Higgins was menat to rally last year in a factory Focus, will he be back this year, and what about Ipatti's Hyundai Accent WRC.
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5 Feb 2002, 12:47 (Ref:210582)
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The Championship will consist of the following events
Pirelli International Rally 26-28 April Gateshead Rally of Wales 17-18 May Wrexham Scottish International Rally 8-9 June Dumfries Jim Clark Memorial Rally 12-13 July Edinburgh Manx International Rally 1-3 August Douglas, IOM The Ulster Rally 6-7 September Belfast Trackrod Rally Yorkshire 28-29 September York There are two main categories for the Championship. Category 1600 : 6 classes of competition, including one for 2001 spec Super 1600, and one for 2002 spec S1600. Category Open : 4 classes for Group N and Group A cars, including one which permits WRC cars. Alongside the Championship will run the Peugeot 206 Super Cup, the Ford Ka/Puma, and the VW Polo competitions. The Irish Tarmac competitors will join for the Jim Clark, Manx, & Ulster rounds (part of their 8 rounds) As for teams / drivers involvement, things seem unclear as yet. I believe that Ford will not be running a works WRC Focus, and that Mark Higgins is in discussion about driving for Subaru in the US. The foot & mouth problems + Ford's decision to pull out of the Network Q must have made 2001 such a tough year for Higgins. There's more details on the Championship at www.motorsport.co.uk/brcnews.html |
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11 Feb 2002, 05:25 (Ref:213918)
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The Jim Clark is based in Duns not Edinburgh. It is a fantastic spectator event on closed public roads. Be there or miss the best rally on mainland Britain.
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11 Feb 2002, 12:51 (Ref:214031)
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Hmm, the dangers of assuming that organisers know what's going on. Must remember to read what I cut and paste in the future.
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12 Feb 2002, 00:22 (Ref:214333)
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Actually Edinburgh is about 40 miles away so they probably just factored in peoples' geograhical shortcomings.
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