Description

The Circuit Rally Championship aims to provide an exceptional club-level experience for all types of stage rally cars, using some of the most popular circuits in the UK to ensure intense competition across all classes.

The championship is organized collaboratively by all the circuit rally event organizing clubs, with Dukeries Motor Club Ltd once again holding the Motorsport UK Championship Permit on behalf of the group.

The 2023/24 Circuit Rally Championship features 9 popular one-day circuit-based stage rallies at 6 different spectator-friendly venues, with competitors’ best 6 scores counting towards their final standings. An end-of-season awards ceremony is being planned to allow registered competitors to celebrate their success and socialize once the season concludes in 2024.

Vehicle details

AVERAGE GRID SIZE

10

NUMBER OF ROUNDS

9

SEASON COST

AVERAGE CAR COST (USED)

FRONT RUNNING CAR COST

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extras

how it works

video

scoring and points system

Class A
FIA Rally2, R5 and S2000 specification cars and any derivatives therefrom, plus World Rally cars with a sequential gearbox.

Class B
4-wheel drive cars over 2000cc or forced induction engines over 1500cc that are not eligible for Class A, including FIA Rally3 cars.

Class C
2-wheel drive cars with normally aspirated engines over 2000cc or forced induction engines over 1500cc plus all FIA RGT cars.

Class D
Cars with normally aspirated engines over 1600cc up to 2000cc or forced induction engines up to 1500cc plus all FIA Rally4 or R2 cars with forced induction.

Class E
Cars with normally aspirated engines over 1400cc up to 1600cc or forced induction engines up to 1000cc not included in Class D, plus all FIA Rally5 cars.

Class F
Cars with normally aspirated engines up to 1400cc plus all cars complying with Motorsport UK classes 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13.

organiser

Costs per season

prerequisites