New BRC Kailader rally organized in record time

A new rally will be organized to fill the difference in the British rally championship calendar and will run in a 12-week record-breaking with confirmation of carlisle stages for April.

Originally, the second round of BRC was due to the Sever Valley Stage in Mid-Wails, but tremendous after Storm Deragh in early December Wales to withdraw permission for the event due to damage to forests in the natural resource area And the number of fallen trees is to be cleaned.

Instead, the man behind the Colin Hepanstal – the popular Roger Albert Clarke rally Historic Marathon – offered to organize the carlisle stages in the notorious Killdar One, which was running on the day of April 12 and in a similar format.

Along with the formation of two rounds of BRC, the Carlisla event will also be the second stability of the British Historic Rally Championship and will cover 50 stage miles in the challenging Killdar Complex, infamous from a base in Carlisle.

Although the Carlisal phases have gone earlier, it was not intended to organize this year as Roger Albert Clarke is busy organizing the RAC rally for November at the Motor Club and his team are busy organizing the RAC rally, which will use similar stages.

However, given the impact of Welsh cancellation on both the championship and the UK rally industry, Hepanstal took forward and offered an event to turn on an event with an idea with an idea in a record-breaking in 12 weeks.

With a huge support from the Forestry Commission in the Killeder region, the Motorsport UK and their team of volunteer organizers and officials, Hepnestal has held the event together and the BRC Crew will now deal with the Killeder Stages for the first time after the 2019 Pirelli rally.

Hepanstal said: “It is difficult for a few weeks for a forest rally in Wales. Both BRC and BHRC are in the same position, and we have resources available to launch the Carlisal stages in April. ,

BRC Championship Manager Rees Taurren said: “We are very grateful to Colin and Roger Albert Clark rally motor club to take steps to take steps to take steps to move the differences left by canceling the Sevare Valley stages.

“The rally’s journey program is designed to align with other gravel events on the calendar, providing a smooth transition to teams and drivers.”

Meanwhile, in another shock for discipline, the Gallway rally prescribed for this weekend has been postponed due to the impact of Hurricane Iovin.

After the record-high winds throughout the region, the Gaulway Motor Club confirmed that the event will not proceed according to the plan.

In a statement, the club said: “Hurricane damaged the important infrastructure along the rally route. It was clear that a large number of residents would still be without electricity and water when the rally was due to running. Workers bring back important surfaces are to be given priority. ,

The mobile phone network in the region and the loss will obstruct the rally to run safely.

The organizers hope that the high-profile Irish Termac rally championship will be placed as a seven-man program as per the plan to find a revised date for the event in the year.