Everything about British Rally Championship totally explained
The
Tesco 99 Octane
MSA British Rally Championship is a
yearly rallying series based in the
United Kingdom. It consists of six rounds throughout the country and takes in the
Wales Rally GB WRC event. The first championship was run in 1958 and it's licensed by the
Motor Sports Association. The current British Rally Champion is
Guy Wilks.
2008 will see the 50th anniversary celebration of the Championship with a special BRC rally show at the
Chatsworth Rally Show where many of the former Champions will be attending to celebrate.
The championship is open to cars in classes:
Rally 4 (R4) - All four wheel drive
Group N4 and
Super 2000 cars
Rally 3 (R3) -
Super 1600 Cars and cars
homologated to Rally 3, including Group N4 Diesel cars
Rally 2 (R2) - Groups N3, A6 and cars homologated to Rally 2
Rally 1 (R1) - Groups N1, N2 and cars homologated to Rally 1
All cars contesting the 2008 British Rally Championship must use
Pirelli tyres and Tesco 99 Octane fuel supplied by
Greenergy
The Competition is designed to find future rallying talent by selecting one candidate finalist from each round of the 2008 Tesco 99 Octane MSA British Rally Championship, with the aim of offering six drivers a chance to compete in an end of season shoot-out competition; the winner of which will win
Pirelli support with a fully funded drive in the 2009 BRC. 2007 winner Darren Gass will drive a Mitsubishi Evo IX in the 2008 BRC.
BRC Challenge
The championship also runs a support series called the BRC Challenge. The championship is designed to act as a feeder to the main championship and provides the champion winner with the opportunity to contest the famous
Rally GB. 2007 champion
Luke Pinder has already announced plans to contest the R2 class in the 2008 BRC.
2008 calendar
2008 Results
British Rally Champions
RAC British Rally Championship
RACMSA British Open Rally Championship
RACMSA British Rally Championship
MSA British Rally Championship
Further Information
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