Craven MC have been asked to run a stage on the forthcoming event and to do so we need your help.

The stage will be set up on Saturday the 25th from around 9am and your help is firstly required for this to ensure it is set up correctly and speedily so we can get to the pub. The stage is only being run in one direction so no turn around required on the actual day.

On Sunday the 26th it’s the rally itself and Marshals signing on will be from 7.30am with everyone in place soon after.

The stage will be used twice during the day with the National B’s following the BRC field through the stage and it is anticipated that the last car will be out of stage at around 4.40pm.

If you can help at all on either or both days then please contact myself or Phil Rosier (phil.rosier1@ntlworld.com).

Bryan Hull
proco2020@aol.com

Hello ProCo2020, I think we've discussed the marshalling thing before IIRC. I am still pondering as to whether I should rejoin the BRMC or to become a member of a motorclub (read Craven ;) )

Can you confirm that if I were to join Craven Motorclub I would be eligible to marshal on the clubs events such as Longross, Mini Tempest and Tempest Stages??? I have been informed that to be a marshal at all on any rally you have to be MSA registered ie a member of BRMC or BMMC etc. I'm not overly keen to have to attend regular training days that are held hundreds of miles away from my home when all I want to do is marshal at my local events for now.

To be on the National Marshals Register you have to be a member of a recognised MSA motor club, which Craven is.

To marshal on some events you do not even need to be a member of any club, but club membership means you know when events are on and who to contact.

Craven membership would help with all the events/venues you mention. We are Reading based but have members up and down the country as north as Yorkshire and as south as Jersey.