2024 saw a raft of changes for the Probite British Rally Championship, a different look to the calendar, a new title sponsor, highlights programmes on ITV & ITVX and a highly competitive field of competitors.
Last weekend the British Stage rally season kicked off in earnest with the KT Green Riponian Stages Rally. Based out of the North Yorkshire town of Thirsk
The 2025 Protyre Circuit Rally Championship headed east for its annual visit to Snetterton. While the last round at Brands Hatch was largely confined to the circuit, Snetterton offered a more varied challenge, with over 50 miles of multi-surface stages. The event makes full use of the East Anglian venue, using side roads, gravel paths, and a mixture of circuit and pit lane to create a popular yet demanding layout for the crews.
M-Sport will return to the Probite British Rally Championship in 2025 with a sensational lineup, recruiting FIA Junior WRC champion Romet Jürgenson and BRC front-runner Garry Pearson to drive a pair of M-Sport Ford Fiesta Rally2 examples.
Running for the second consecutive year, after a five-year hiatus, Saturday, the eighteenth of January saw Rallying return to Wales for the ME rally sport Showground Stages.
The Protyre Circuit Rally Championship resumed this weekend after the Christmas break with its annual visit to Kent for the MGJ Engineering Brands Hatch Winter Stages. Eight stages totalling 55km awaited the crews.
The Showground Stages returns for a second year in its newly revamped format, featuring ten short stages with no splits! The route remains largely unchanged from last year, and once again, this popular event boasts a full entry list alongside a waiting list of reserves.