As another year gets underway, the traditional start to the UK’s busy rally season returned to the Royal Welsh Showground at Builth Wells, with the Newtown & District organised Showground Stages. Set within the 150 acre venue, the event makes the most of the space available, mixing gravel and tarmac sections, creating a challenging layout that often sees plenty of casualties before the finish.
The Protyre Asphalt Rally Championship returned to Wales for its final fling of the year with a two-day affair over the infamous roads of Epynt to close out the season.
Saturday 12th July 2025 marked a landmark occasion in British rallying as the iconic Nicky Grist Stages returned for its 40th consecutive year as part of the BTRDA Forest Rally Championship. Hosted once again by the experienced hands of Quinton Motor Club, the award-winning event drew more than 140 crews to the picturesque town of Builth Wells for the one-day gravel showcase.
The picturesque grounds of Weston Park roared to life with the sounds of engines and squealing tyres for the 2025 AGBO Stages. This popular single-venue event annually transforms the Shropshire estate, featuring short yet incredibly fast stages that weave through the estate’s various access roads.
The Protyre Circuit Rally Championship arrived in Wales for the sixth round of the series. Organised by Pendle District Motor Club, the Lee Holland Stages would be held at the Anglesey Race Circuit, North Wales.
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.