The organisers of the 75th running of Britain's premier
rally have released details of this year's plans for the UK's counter in the
FIA World Rally Championship. There are no real surprises in the forest element
of the event but the organises do have a few other revelations tucked up their
sleeves. We all know by now that the event and servicing will be based in
Llandudno and the rally start will be in Liverpool, what we don't know is what
the FIA will make of this. It has already been widely reported that the
organisers of the World series would like the organisers of the British round
to consider a move to a new location and route, and not necessarily in Wales.
Whether they have the right to do this or not is debatable, what is more concerning
is that they have the clout. Still, the Liverpool move makes you think. It's a
small step closer to the Lake District, Kielder and south west Scotland is it
not?
Anway, the full text of the Press Release and proposed 2019 Route
Outline is here:
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