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http://www.rallyesunseeker.co.uk

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.

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

There was a thread around here somewhere but it's got lost

Ian Sadler, Gossy & myself & hopefully Tavia are going to this It's a great rally and the park in Bournmouth is recommended.

Paul

Dyney

I should be there again this year

I'll have a look for that thread!!

CHRIS_D

Im going


gonna go down friday night and do somerly park on the saturday (perks of living 40 mins away )

Ł15 to watch rallying - what a bargain !!

chris

555 Markus

I'm thinking of going this year. Have wanted to go for a while now but work has always got in the way .

Have just been reading the website/ticket details. Can anyone clarify if the Rover Car park pass covers my car and all occupants, or do I need to get one per person?

Dyney - you heading down on the Saturday morning? Fancy a convoy?

Mark

CHRIS_D

im about to order my tickets

is it worth getting access to all the parks/stages, will it be possible to see all or most of them

i was going to order the Ł15 somerley park + programme one.

whats the general concencous (sp?)

chris

planetxbikes

The last few years it's been Ł10 per car regardless of how many people are in the car. It's a bargain - Ł10/4 + a bit of petrol - result.

k wrx

chris d i would get access to all as some people say somerly isn't that good.
last year you could get down behind the house which i thought was a lot better
apart from the noise from helicopter rides on any video you shot.
tony

Dyney

Marcus555,
Not sure if I'll be driving or whether I'm going with Mike
Will let you know

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Yes it is possible to see all of them just about and trying to keep up to date with the rally cars on the rally stages is hard and seeing thme on it is hard work!

wakeboardar

im going to this, too any tips on a hotel for sat night

Dark Blue Mark

Up

Anyone still going?

MB

RON

Gardens fri eve!!
Forest sat if dry, I don't do wet!!

CHRIS_D

hopefully tickets will be delivered tomorrow or tuesday


im going to the gardens fri eve & somerley park on the sat

chris

k wrx

got my passes/programe saturday just have to wait now for friday night

ADP

So whats best??

Rover ticket or Somerley Park ticket??

I dont think getting both is practical is it ie couldnt get to see all?

Any suggestions past experiences welcomed

ANdy

k wrx

go for rover ticket then you could see some in ringwood in morning and some in wareham in afternoon
tony

Scott.T

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Normally go, but the wifes due to drop a sprog in a few weeks. Hence I'm not allowed out of ear-shot for the time being.....

DBY

We go every year since 1985 cracking event can't wait for friday nights start!

John

CHRIS_D

my tickets and programmes arrived today


cant wait

chris

nigel s

I'm doing the gardens Friday night and the Forest stages Saturday.

Jen

I'll be going - Scoob's last outing (he goes on Monday ), going to the forest stages as usual - deciding which tonight I think!

SPLITTER

why is your car going jen?
you giving the scoob scene up\?

ADP

Ill be there Jen, look out for the hairdresser express, unless I bring the rallye which is what I should bring really

Jen

Andy Splitter - Chris (the husband) and I are going our separate ways, which means I can't afford to run the Scoob on my Council wages + find somewhere to live, so Scooby has to go I'm afraid Still, I'm still planning on attending all the Scooby things - it'll only be a short-term measure!!

Andy ADP - Cool, you def. should bring the Rallye!! ...but then it might be sunny so the hairdresser mobile ( ) might be cool...I'll look out for you. I'm going with a load of Land Rover's, so should be pretty easy to spot!! Was going to take mine bu it's only right Scoob get's his final Rally outing

DBY

Just to let you know staes 3,8,10,12 are not open to the public because of parking problems ie you can't park!! Still they don't know some of us have been going for years and know the score!!

Have Fun

John

StevieB

Jen, Andy,

Have you got any definate plans for Saturday... times / stages (tickets ) Work is a little bonkers at the moment, so not 100% sure I can make it although I have missed this event for the past couple oy years and would like to get down there again. Last time I bought a ‘Rover ticket’ at the first forest stage I attended, so dont see tickets as a problem...

I may tag along if you are going from Southampton??

Steve

Jen

Hiya Stevie!

Tbh I haven't got a clue what I'm doing (no suprise there!! ) I'm tagging along with the Landy boy's and all I know is that I have to be at Ower Services at 7.45 on Saturday morning!

You're more than welcome to meet me there if you like, I'm planning on getting a Forest Rover ticket on the day but it's a bit of a pain as I have to be back in S'ton by 4pm at the latest as Rach and Mark are coming visiting and we have a party to attend in the evening... <sigh> life's so hard! So going to have to cut the day short - still, that's the plan IIRC...

Jen

k wrx

john what forest do they class as hurn south (matchams)
if don't see before see you on the first
tony

DBY

Tony if you have last years prog it was called St Lonards run twice but each time they went they had to do two tours so if you went to both you saw them four times. Its run on part of MOD land which is why I think it's closed this year , possibly because some Afgans are entered in a 911!!!

Regards

John

PS I'll get my coat