Motorsport Safety Team

Spectator Information

Motor Sport is dangerous and spectators are present at a rally entirely at their own risk.
Neither the organising Motor Club, event sponsors or local landowners on whose property you may choose to be, can be responsible for any injury which you may suffer while you are attending a rally.
There will be a team of trained marshals and their assistants to guide you in relation to places where it is considered unsafe for you to be.
These volunteers have your safety uppermost in mind, and we would appeal to you to heed their advice and follow their directions.
In the event of a location becoming unsafe, the organising Motor Club will have no hesitation in stopping the running of a stage, and then all will share in disappointment at not seeing the cars in action. Please therefore consider your fellow spectator when asked to move to an alternative location.
The public are not allowed at Stage start or Stage finish locations - so please pick an intermediate place from which to watch.
Events are controlled by radio, and a safety plan is in operation. However, if you are near the scene of an accident and medical assistance is required, each house along the stage has been provided with an emergency number to call, or simply dial the emergency services on 112 or 999.
In the event of an accident please remember that following cars will be arriving at high speed, often at over two per minute, so do not block the road.