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11 February 2004, 14:20
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This great event in Bournemouth - Friday and Saturday February 27 and 28 2004.
The opening round of the prestigious Kumho Tyres National Rally Championship. We are also pleased to host qualifying rounds of the Mitsubishi Evolution Challenge, the Peugeot TOTAL 206 Super Cup, the ACSMC/ASEMC Bigger Bites Multi-Venue Stage Rally Championship 2004, the ASWMC Plymouth Agencies Loose Surface Championship 2004 and the AEMC Stage Rally Championship, sponsored by BK Competition Tyres and Ward Construction.
For the sixth consecutive year we are delighted to welcome SUNSEEKER INTERNATIONAL as our event sponsor.
Of their continued involvement, John Braithwaite, Design and Technical Director of Sunseeker International, said “Rallye Sunseeker has been an important part of our events calendar for the last few years and has proved very successful in raising the profile the company, not only locally but within the motor sport environment as a whole. It’s a great day for drivers and spectators alike and we have clients in both camps. This year’s event should be one of the best and I wish the organisers and competitors the very best of luck.”
The organising clubs – Southern Car Club Ltd and Croydon & District Motor Club Ltd – extend their grateful thanks to Sunseeker International, Poole Audi and Audi UK, 22 Motorsport, Elliotthire, Sewards, Westover Group, Silverstone Rally School, CMP, Designer Sign Company, Showplace Hospitality, ARB, IMAX Cinemas, Tesco and Radical Radios – just some of our Marketing Partners for this year’s event. Without the generous support, help and co-operation of these organisations, it would be impossible to put on an event such as RALLYE SUNSEEKER.
For the first time, Rallye Sunseeker features a Friday-night section which will see competitors tackling two floodlit special stages which run through the Gardens, in the centre of Bournemouth, and out along the Promenade. Following an overnight halt, crews will resume at 08.15 on Saturday morning as they head out to stages in Wareham Forest, none of which has been used since the late 1990s, further forestry stages in and around Ringwood, interspersed with three visits to stages specifically designed with spectators in mind at Somerley Park.
The finish of the rally, with the traditional champagne spraying, will take place back in Bournemouth, adjacent to the Pier, where the first car is due to arrive at 6.00pm on the Saturday evening.
This great event in Bournemouth - Friday and Saturday February 27 and 28 2004.
The opening round of the prestigious Kumho Tyres National Rally Championship. We are also pleased to host qualifying rounds of the Mitsubishi Evolution Challenge, the Peugeot TOTAL 206 Super Cup, the ACSMC/ASEMC Bigger Bites Multi-Venue Stage Rally Championship 2004, the ASWMC Plymouth Agencies Loose Surface Championship 2004 and the AEMC Stage Rally Championship, sponsored by BK Competition Tyres and Ward Construction.
For the sixth consecutive year we are delighted to welcome SUNSEEKER INTERNATIONAL as our event sponsor.
Of their continued involvement, John Braithwaite, Design and Technical Director of Sunseeker International, said “Rallye Sunseeker has been an important part of our events calendar for the last few years and has proved very successful in raising the profile the company, not only locally but within the motor sport environment as a whole. It’s a great day for drivers and spectators alike and we have clients in both camps. This year’s event should be one of the best and I wish the organisers and competitors the very best of luck.”
The organising clubs – Southern Car Club Ltd and Croydon & District Motor Club Ltd – extend their grateful thanks to Sunseeker International, Poole Audi and Audi UK, 22 Motorsport, Elliotthire, Sewards, Westover Group, Silverstone Rally School, CMP, Designer Sign Company, Showplace Hospitality, ARB, IMAX Cinemas, Tesco and Radical Radios – just some of our Marketing Partners for this year’s event. Without the generous support, help and co-operation of these organisations, it would be impossible to put on an event such as RALLYE SUNSEEKER.
For the first time, Rallye Sunseeker features a Friday-night section which will see competitors tackling two floodlit special stages which run through the Gardens, in the centre of Bournemouth, and out along the Promenade. Following an overnight halt, crews will resume at 08.15 on Saturday morning as they head out to stages in Wareham Forest, none of which has been used since the late 1990s, further forestry stages in and around Ringwood, interspersed with three visits to stages specifically designed with spectators in mind at Somerley Park.
The finish of the rally, with the traditional champagne spraying, will take place back in Bournemouth, adjacent to the Pier, where the first car is due to arrive at 6.00pm on the Saturday evening.