THE COMPLETE GUIDE WALES RALLY GB

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1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE WALES RALLY GB

2 Welcome from Welcome to the Insider s Guide to the Dayinsure Wales Rally GB, one of the biggest events on the British motor sports calendar. As a life-long rally fan, I feel incredibly lucky to have such a huge global event happening in our own backyard, and when you consider the increasing popularity of the Wales Rally GB, becoming a sponsor was an obvious decision. This is the second year that Dayinsure have been the title sponsors of the event, which promises to be the most exciting yet. We first sponsored the rally in 2016, after we found ourselves in a period of good growth, but struggling to make more people aware that one day car insurance existed. Thanks to the Dayinsure Wales Rally GB we ve been able to get our brand name in front of hundreds of thousands of people, both those attending the events and those watching at home. It s also a real pleasure to be able to contribute to the ongoing success of the rally, which is why we re delighted to confirm that we ll be sponsoring it for the third year running in This year s rally is set to be one of the most thrilling yet, with faster, more powerful cars, the introduction of new night stages and one of the most closely fought races in years. If you re new to rallying, this event is the perfect introduction to the second biggest motorsport competition in the world. I ll see you by the track side Dennis Ryan Founder of Dayinsure

3 An Introduction from Dayinsure HOW IT WORKS Dayinsure Wales Rally GB is a stage rally motor sport event and this year it is the 12th and final European round of the FIA World Rally Championship, the most challenging motor sport competition on the planet. The rally features a number of timed sections, known as stages. In short, the crew that completes all stages in the fastest time is the winner, however there are a number of things that can result in time penalties. Competitors drive between each stage on public roads, observing all traffic regulations, but if they re late to the starting point they ll receive a time penalty. Each crew will also have a certain amount of time that they can spend in the Deeside service park to have technicians work on the car. Exceed that time and there s another time penalty. Once the final times are in, points will be awarded to the top ten finishers on a basis. The fastest time wins the rally and the points all get added to the competitors totals to determine who wins the championship.

4 EVENTS Alongside the stages deep in the forest, which have designated viewing areas for fans to watch the action up close, there are a number of special events that are perfect for families, first-time spectators and those looking for something more accessible. EVENT LAUNCH AT TIR PRINCE, CONWY New to the itinerary this year, Tir Prince plays host to the starting event of the rally. Watch the cars speed round the track in single file, tackling slaloms and a hairpin turn before the crews come to sign autographs for fans. There s a funfair and entertainment, plus great facilities and plenty of viewing available, so it s the perfect introduction to the weekend. It all starts at 3pm, with the first cars beginning demonstrations at 4pm. NEWTOWN AND CHESTER REGROUPS Much of Friday s action is centred around the forests of mid-wales, but there are also two prime opportunities to see the cars and meet the crews. Friday lunchtime sees the cars and crews regrouping in the centre of Newtown before beginning the afternoon stages. Once the day s stages are complete, the crews will pass through Chester city centre on their way back to the Deeside Rally Village. Two excellent opportunities to catch a glimpse of the action free of charge!

5 DEESIDE RALLY VILLAGE Located in Deeside, the Rally Village is where all the competing crews are based - in motor racing terms, it s the event s buzzing pits and paddock complex. This temporary village spans 45,000 square metres and takes over two weeks to build, providing the facilities needed for every car to perform at its best. Admission is free and fans of all ages can watch as the teams prepare their cars for the action in the fearsome forests. There s lots more to enjoy in the Rally Village too, with driver interviews, food outlets, trade stalls and a funfair. TOYOTA RALLYFEST AT CHOLMONDELEY CASTLE For a full day of viewing and entertainment, the Rallyfest at Cholmondeley Castle is a must-visit event, perfect for first time viewers and those attending with families. You ll see the stars of the Dayinsure Wales Rally GB racing around the parkland tracks that surround the stately home, plus catch some spectacular donuts and jumps. Alongside the action there s the chance to view some classic rally cars and supercars, get autographs and selfies with all the top drivers and a host of other attractions. There s also a catering village, a range of trade stands and excellent facilities, so you can have a full day of fun. Even better, kids go free! While you re at Rallyfest, be sure to stop by the Dayinsure Family Fun Village for a huge range of free games and activities for rally lovers of all ages. Scale the 18ft climbing wall, run riot in human hamster balls and reach for the sky on the 4-bed bungee trampoline. You ll also get the chance to take part in your own, remote-controlled races and we ll be collecting for local charities throughout the day. There s endless fun to be had, so don t miss out!

6 WHAT s NEW THIS YEAR? MORE POWERFUL CARS The cars racing in this year s rally are faster and more powerful than any we ve seen in recent years. While the World Rally Car regulations still allow just 1.6 L turbocharged engines, the turbo restrictor diameter increased, meaning that the permitted horsepower has increased from 310 to 380. What this means for the rally is that we ll see quicker accelerations and more dynamic cars, making for more exciting corners. TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT A new entrant to the championship in 2017, the Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT represents the long-awaited WRC comeback for Toyota - a name synonymous with rallying success in the 1980s and 1990s. The Japanese manufacturer set up a new base in Finland led by rallying legend Tommi Mäkinen, with Juho Hänninen taking first seat in the new team. The withdrawal of Volkswagen from WRC freed up Jari-Matti Latvala for the second seat, with WRC 2 graduate Esapekka Lappi taking the third driver slot. At the time of writing Latvala and co-driver Matti Anttila held the fourth-place spot in the championship, so they re certainly ones to watch.

7 NIGHT STAGES After the crews finish the stages in the Dyfi forest on Saturday, they ll head to the Rallyfest at Cholmondeley Castle before going back to the Deeside Service Park to be fitted with powerful headlights for night races on the Aberhirnant and Dyfnant stages. Returning to the Wales Rally GB after a short absence, the evening stages add an extra challenge to the crews as they navigate the twists and turns of the forest roads in the dark. It promises to be an intense viewing experience - just remember to take a torch!

8 INTERNATIONAL TIMETABLE 2017 THURSDAY 26TH OCTOBER START SS1 Visit Conwy Tir Prince 19:01 FRIDAY 27TH OCTOBER SERVICE 1 SS2 SS3 SS4 REGROUP SS5 SS6 SS7 REGROUP SERVICE B Deeside Myherin 1 Sweet Lamb 1 Hafren 1 Newtown Myherin 2 Sweet Lamb 2 Hafren 2 Chester Deeside 07:15 10:20 11:00 11:15 12:53 14:31 15:11 15:26 19:01 20:01 SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER SERVICE C SS8 SS9 SS10 SS11 SS12 SS13 SS14 REGROUP SERVICE D SS15 SS16 SERVICE E Deeside Aberhirnant 1 Dyfnant 1 Gartheiniog 1 Dyfi 1 Gartheiniog 2 Dyfi 2 Cholmondeley Castle Deeside Aberhirnant 2 Dyfnant 2 Deeside 06:10 07:55 08:47 09:59 10:28 12:08 12:37 15:45 16:52 18:52 19:44 22:23 SUNDAY 29TH OCTOBER SERVICE F SS17 SS18 SS19 SS20 SS21 CEREMONIAL FINISH Deeside 07:00 Alwen 08:45 Brenig 1 09:08 Gwydir 10:07 Alwen 2 11:10 Brenig 2 12:18 Power Stage Llandudno 13:38

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10 NATIONAL TIMETABLE THURSDAY 26 TH OCTOBER SHAKEDOWN START Chester 17:00 FRIDAY 27TH OCTOBER SERVICE 1 Deeside 07:15 SS2 Myherin 1 10:20 SS3 Sweet Lamb 1 11:00 SS4 Hafren 1 11:15 REGROUP Newtown 12:53 SS5 Myherin 2 14:31 SS6 Sweet Lamb 2 15:11 SS7 Hafren 2 15:26 REGROUP Chester 19:01 SERVICE B Deeside 20:01 SATURDAY 28 TH OCTOBER START SS14 SS8 SS9 SS12 SS13 SERVICE AREA Deeside Cholmondeley Castle Aberhirnant Dyfnan Gartheiniog Dyfi Deeside 10:00 11:00 12:45 13:37 14:49 15:18 18:16 SUNDAY 29TH OCTOBER START SS19 SS20 SS21 CEREMONIAL FINISH Deeside Gwydir Alwen Brenig Llandudno 10:15 12:08 13:11 14:15 15:35

11 THURSDAY 26TH OCTOBER FRIDAY 27TH OCTOBER SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER SUNDAY 29TH OCTOBER Llandudno FINISH START Conwy TIR PRINCE DEESIDE SERVICE PARK Bangor Ellesmere Port GWYDIR ALWEN Ruthin Chester CHESTER TIME CONTROL Nantwich Betws-y- Coed BRENIG SHAKEDOWN Wrexham CHOLMONDELEY CASTLE Bala Llangollen Whitchurch ABERHIRNANT Oswestry GARTHEINIOG DYFNANT Welshpool Shrewbury DYFI HAFREN REGROUP TYRE ZONE Newton SWEET LAMB Aberystwyth Llangurig MYHERIN

12 Who To Look Out For SÉBASTIAN OGIER M-S POR T WOR LD R ALLY T E AM With six rally wins in 2016 and four consecutive championship titles, Frenchman Sébastian Ogier is the one to beat. He s won every World Rally Championship since Sébastian Loeb announced his retirement at the end of 2012, ending his nine-year winning streak. Ogier has risen to the top of the league table with spectacular wins in Monte Carlo and Portugal, racing in an M-Sport for the first time after Volkswagen pulled out of the WRC last year. He hasn t won it yet however, there s still chance to snatch victory away from him and the other crews know it. As the penultimate rally of the championship, Wales is going to see some fiercely competitive driving as the drivers battle it out to take Ogier s crown.

13 THIERRY NEUVILLE HYUNDAI MOTORSPORT Despite suffering the setback of a noscore during the ADAC Rallye Deutschland earlier this year, Belgian driver Neuville is still hopeful of a championship win. After losing a wheel on the second day, Neuville was forced to retire, leaving a 17 point gap between him and championship front runner Sebastian Ogiers. The Wales Rally GB is a prime opportunity for him to close that gap, so we can expect some determined driving and a spectacular show from the man who has won more rallies than any other WRC driver this year. ELFYN EVANS M-SPORT WORLD RALLY TEAM One to watch! Hailing from Dolgellau in Snowdonia, Elfyn Evans is one of Wales most promising rally talents and enjoys huge support from fans. Returning to the top tier of the championship after racing in the WR2 last year, Evans took second place in the Argentina and Finland rallies and has placed in the top 10 for all but two of the other rallies.

14 GARTHEINIOG AND DYFI STAGE TIMINGS S A F E TY C AR S F I RST W R C R U N SECO ND W R C R U N STA G E FI N ISH E S BEST VIEWPOINTS GARTHEINIOG AND DYFI Deep in the heart of the forest, the Gartheiniog and Dyfi stages are legendary. Welsh rally driving legend Nicky Grist called them two of the best tracks in the world, and with 21 rally wins to his name, he s a more than reliable source. You ll hear the cars long before you see them, listening to the sound of the engines reverberate off the trees before you see the cars speed past along the side of the valley. They re also British co-driver Sebastian Marshall s top pick, and there s excellent viewing for fans. Unmissable. SWEE T LAMB STAGE TIMINGS S A F E TY C AR S F I RST W R C R UN S A F E TY C AR S I M M E D I ATE SE CO N D WR C R UN ( L I V E T V ) NAT I O N A L SAFE TY C AR N AT I ON AL R U N STA G E F I N ISH E S SWEET LAMB Nestled in the heart of mid-wales, the natural amphitheatre of the Sweet Lamb stage makes it one of the most popular viewing platforms of the rally. A varied, exciting track and excellent facilities make this an ideal stage to kick off your Wales Rally GB experience on the Friday. It s where we ll be going, so we ll see you there! THE SOUND OF THE ENGINES, THE SMELL OF THE EXHAUST, THE FEELING AS THE TREES TREMBLE AROUND YOU - WATCHING THE RALLY AT ONE OF THE FOREST STAGES IS A TRUE ASSAULT ON THE SENSES AND AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. E L FY N E V A N S

15 B RENIG STAGE TIMINGS S A F E TY C AR S F I RST W R C R U N SE CON D W RC R UN P OW E R STAG E NAT I O N AL SAF TE Y C AR N AT I ON AL R U N STA G E F I N ISH E S BRENIG The final stage of the Wales Rally GB takes place against the backdrop of the beautiful Brenig lake. The viewing positions will give you the opportunity to see the cars tackle a jump followed by a fast sequence of bends, or head a little further along to the top of the dam to catch the cars speeding to the finish line. The winner of the power stage gets a points boost, so it s going to be a tightly-fought race, with a champagne-spraying podium finish. CORNERS ARE SOME OF THE MOST EXCITING VISUAL SPECTACLES IN THE RALLY, BUT BE SURE NOT TO STAND TOO CLOSE, OR YOU LL BE SPRAYED WITH GRAVEL AS THE CARS SPEED PAST. ALWAYS LISTEN TO THE MARSHALS. E L FY N E V A N S ELFYN S CORNER, MYHERIN FIND OUT MORE ABOUT E LFYN S CORNER ON FACEBOOK OR TWIT TER JUST SEARCH NSCORNER. If you re keen to cheer on local driver Elfyn Evans, then make sure you head to the Myherin stage on Friday to visit Elfyn s corner. Just 350 metres from the carpark you ll find the new viewing area, which will be packed with Welsh fans supporting the popular contender, so you re sure to find a great atmosphere.

16 Where to Eat& Drink TIR PRINCE Eat Route 66 diner is the ideal place to stop with the whole family just outside Tir Prince. With a range of food and drinks Ro ute available, it s even in the same building as an amusement arcade, meaning you won t run out of things to do before the rally starts! Drink The Morton Arms is the perfect British pub to round off the first stage of the rally. With a choice of food and drink just a few minutes from Tir Prince, you won t be short of choice at this family friendly pub. Mo ton Arms 66

17 CHESTER CEREMONIAL START Eat La Fattoria is a great place to start off the night in a traditional pizzeria serving a selection of dishes from a traditional Italian menu. Booking in advance is recommended as this popular venue is often fully booked. Drink Just a little further along the city walls is The Architect, a classic pub restaurant looking out over Chester racecourse. This traditional Georgian pub offers a huge selection of great drinks with a cosy, The Ar c homely vibe, making it the perfect way to hitect finish off your night. CHOLMONDELEY CASTLE Eat The Cholmondeley arms in is the perfect place to stop off after a busy day at the Cholmondeley Castle Rallyfest. With traditional home-cooked food, great reviews and a warm fireplace, you ll be warm and dry again in no time here. Drink The Bickerton Poacher is another great place to eat and drink, located just a stone s throw from Cholmondeley Castle, it is ideal for those wanting to finish off their day with some traditional food and drink. Ch olmo ndeley Arms

18 BRENIG Red Lion Hotel Eat With rave reviews, the Red Lion Hotel in Cyffylliog is just down the road from Brenig, making it a great place to stop off for some hard earned pub grub on your way home. Enjoy a traditional menu full of filling, home-cooked food, this place has something for everything, so you can t go wrong! Drink If you re looking for a drink to finish off your day of rallying, the Sportsman Arms in Bylchau, just an 8 minute car journey away from Llyn Brenig Visitor centre, could just be the perfect place. Share a pint with your friends and see the day off in the best way. LLANDUDNO Eat After a busy afternoon at the closing ceremony, grab a celebratory drink and bite to eat at the well known Gresham Restaurant just one row back from the seafront in Llandudno. With a wide variety of fresh, home-cooked Mediterranean tapas dishes, this menu has something for everyone and is a great way to finish off a busy week of rallying. Drink To round off the Wales Rally GB in style, the Queen Victoria is a traditional Welsh pub, making it the perfect place to finish the celebrations before heading home.

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20 WHERE TO STAY Whether you re a casual spectator or rally enthusiast, visiting the rally is a great chance to explore Wales and enjoy your stay in some of the local gems dotted around the rally route. Wondering where you can stay? We ve broken down some places to get a good night s sleep for each stage to help you enjoy your visit. TIR PRINCE If you re travelling to Tir Prince on Friday for one of the early stages of the rally, then there are a couple of options in terms of accommodation: Just a 4 minute walk from Tir Prince is Palins Holiday park which has a range of caravans to rent, providing a great way to stay and enjoy the whole rally. With bronze, silver and gold packages and a range of included facilities available, there s guaranteed to be an option for everyone close to the action. If you re looking to travel a little further afield for your accommodation for the Tir Prince stage, just over a 10 minute drive away is Bodelwyddan Castle Hotel, a spectacular Victorian castle between Snowdon and the sea. Enjoy a relaxing stay in one of the many rooms with breakfast included, just close enough to enjoy all the action this stage of the rally has to offer. CHESTER REGROUPING After the late finish of the Chester rally stage, you may be looking for a place to stay in the city to avoid the queues of people trying to get back home. Grosvenor Place Guest House offers all the benefits central Chester has to offer, just a 5 minute walk from the city. Priding themselves on a friendly atmosphere and central location, this is a great place to stay and soak up all that Chester has to offer.

21 CHOLMONDELEY CASTLE After a busy day at Cholmondeley Castle comes to an end, The Cholmondeley Arms Inn is the ideal place to stay over after a busy day with the rally cars in a day packed full of family friendly entertainment. Take advantage of a number of rooms of different sizes and styles while you end a busy day at the rally in style. BRENIG The Giler Arms Hotel is a traditional inn just a few miles from the famous Betws-y- Coed and Brenig stage of the rally. With views of the lake and just a couple of miles away from the famous Snowdonia National Park, they offer a range of accommodation from bed & breakfast rooms to camping & caravanning facilities. LLANDUDNO After a spectacular ceremonial finish in on the streets of Llandudno watching the winners receive their trophies on Sunday afternoon, you may want to stay in this Welsh seaside town and carry on the festivities. If you re looking for a bit of luxury during your stay then the Lauriston Court hotel is the one for you. With beautiful views of Llandudno pier and located just down the road from the ceremony, it s the perfect place to wind down after a jam packed week of rallying. The hotel even has a bar and restaurant for some well earned food and drinks to celebrate the end of the rally Lynton House is also a top end B&B offering great rates in close proximity to all the action in Llandudno. With a home away from home feel, this B&B offers all the home comforts you d expect with affordable prices and included breakfast.

22 WHERE TO PARK The car parking areas for each stage are located on closed roads of forest tracks. The routes to the car parks are clearly signed, show your tickets to the stewards and park up with everyone else, before heading down to the viewing area. If you don t have a ticket yet, you can purchase a ticket for that stage when you arrive at the car park. Please do not park on the main roads as this causes significant problems and can potentially be very dangerous. Some of the car parks will open the night before to allow visitors to stay overnight. This will cost 10 per car or 20 per motorhome or camper van. Alternatively you can park from 5am on the day of the stage for no extra charge. If you re going to one of the special events or areas, car parking will be either be clearly signposted, as with RallyFest, or you should use one of the local carparks, for example for the Newtown and Chester regroups. To find car parks for the stages not listed here, please refer to the Online Rally Planner from Wales Rally GB or the official programmes. FOR ELFYN S CORNER (MYHERIN STAGE) Head west out of Llangurig, down the A44 towards Aberyswyth, and Car Park B will be signposted on your left. The car parking area is approximately 8 miles west of Llangurig and will be open from 6am on Friday. Sat nav coordinates: N W Nearest postcode: SY23 3LD FOR SWEET LAMB Car Park C can be accessed from the A44, approximately 4 miles west of Llangurig. It will be open from 8pm on Thursday for those who want to stay overnight, at a charge of 10 per car or 20 per motorhome or camper van. Alternatively, you can arrive after 5am on Friday for no additional charge. Sat nav coordinates: N W Nearest postcode: SY18 6SY

23 FOR GARTHEINIOG FOR DYFI To watch the action at Gartheiniog, head to car park H, which can only be accessed from the A470 at Aberangell, 2 miles south of the junction with the A458. All other minor access roads will be closed. Car Park H shares an access point with Car Park G, for Dyfi, so be sure to choose the right car park for you. If you re determined not to miss the morning runs, the car park will open the night before at 5pm for an extra charge. Alternatively, you can arrive from 5am Saturday. Sat nav coordinates: N W Nearest postcode: SY20 9NE You ve got two options for Dyfi. If you want to catch the cars near the start of the stage with close up views, head to Car Park G, with access from the A470 at Aberangell. To catch the crews tackling an uphill track with a series of sweeping and tightening bends, go to Car Park F. You ll be able to access it from the A487, 4 miles north of Machynlleth. Both car parks will be open at 5pm on the Friday for overnight stays. Sat nav coordinates G: N W Nearest postcode: SY20 9NE Sat nav coordinates F: N W Nearest postcode: SY20 9TG

24 FAQ s HOW LONG DOES THE ACTION LAST AT EACH STAGE? The rally cars can speed past pretty quickly, but that doesn t mean the action is short lived. On most of the stages there ll be two WRC runs, so each competitor does the full stage twice. Depending on the stage, there ll also be a national run in between, with a different set of competitors. There will be upwards of 75 cars in each run, so you can expect around an hour and a half of fast-paced action each time. Stay for all the runs, or just watch one and move on to another stage. It s up to you! HOW DOES SCORING WORK? Each rally features a number of timed sections, known as stages. In short, the crew that completes all stages in the shortest time is the winner, however there are a number of things that can result in time penalties. Competitors drive between each stage on public roads, observing all traffic regulations, but if they re late to the starting point they ll receive a time penalty. Each crew will also have a certain amount of time that they can spend in the Deeside service park to have technicians work on the car. Exceed that time and there s another time penalty. Once the final times are in, points will be awarded to the top ten finishers on a basis. The fastest time wins the rally and the points all get added to the competitors totals to determine who wins the championship. WHO SHOULD I PUT MY MONEY ON? For the first time in a few years, the competition is wide open and impossible to call. At the time of writing, Ogiers has the most points in the championship and is battling for a 5th consecutive championship win, Neuville has won the most rallies, Evans is on his home turf and Tänak has been performing strongly. As it s the penultimate rally of the championship, the teams will be out to win - so it s anyone s guess.

25 basis. The fastest time wins the rally and the points all get added to the competitors totals to determine who wins the championship. HOW CAN I BUY TICKETS? Telephone hotline: Open 10:00-17:00 Monday - Friday and 10:00-14:00 Saturday. Closed Sundays. Online at: (Maximum 10 tickets per transaction. For groups of 11 or more, please use the above telephone number.) From 2pm Wednesday 25th October at the Deeside Rally Village Opening Times: Wednesday 25th October 14:00-21:00 Thursday 26th October 06:00-21:00 Friday 27th October 06:00-22:30 Saturday 28th October 06:00-23:00 On the day at stage car parks (single stage tickets only)

26 WHAT CAN I SEE FOR FREE? There are a number of opportunities throughout the weekend to see the cars and stars for free. The Rally Village in Deeside will be open Thursday-Saturday, where you can catch the teams preparing the cars. There will also be food concessions and merchandise for sale - Saturday evening is a great time to visit for a lively party atmosphere. The teams will regroup on Friday in Newtown (lunchtime) and Chester (evening), where you can see the cars in the heart of the city centre. The final event will be in Llandudno on Sunday, where the winners will be awarded their prizes at the Ceremonial Finish.l be awarded their prizes at the Ceremonial Finish. WHAT STAGE IS BEST FOR CHILDREN? With the exception of the Rally Xtra venues, which offer enhanced facilities, children under the age of 16 have free entry for every stage. Particularly good for children is the Toyota RallyFest, held at Cholmondeley Castle on Saturday. WHAT ABOUT SAFETY? We want everyone to enjoy the event, to have fun and to go home safely. Please pay attention at all times and take responsibility for your own safety - and that of others. There are some key guidelines to follow to ensure you have fun and stay safe during the rally: Respect the marshals and follow their instructions Observe the colour-coded tape and all signage Use the natural environment to protect yourself Don t walk on the rally stage Stay standing and remain alert Plan to be in your chosen location at least 45 minutes before the first car is due. HOW SHOULD I PREPARE? 1. Arrive at the car parks in plenty of time, as availability is on a first-come first-served basis. Check what time they open and make sure you get there early. Demand is high,

27 so arriving a couple of hours before the stage starts isn t normally enough time to guarantee you get a space. 2. Dress for the weather. You re going to be outdoors, in Wales, in October. Warm clothing is going to be essential, especially in the early morning, late afternoon and for any of the night stages. For any of the forest stages, remember to wear sensible, sturdy footwear, as the ground will be uneven. 3. Bring a torch if it s going to be dark, particularly if you re visiting a forest stage. 4. Please don t bring your dogs, as they can be startled by the loud noises or pose a danger to other. Disabled-assistance dogs are fine, as long as they remain on a lead at all times. 5. Cameras are great for catching the action, but be sensible with them. Remember to stay safe and don t leave the appropriate viewing areas, no matter how good you think the shot will be. Don t put your camera on the track, and don t bring a drone. There will be plenty of official photography catching all the action shots, so you won t miss out.

28 FOLLOW THE ACTION ON TWIT TER! Contacts Ticket hotline: Official hashtag: #WRGB Open 10:00-17:00 Mon - Fri and 10:00-14:00 Sat General spectator queries (office hours Mon-Fri) contactus@msaevents.co.uk Find more information online: Dayinsure Wales Rally GB World Rally Championship Dayinsure ABOUT Established in 2005 and backed by Our insurance provides customers Aviva, Dayinsure has grown into one with an easy way to add an additional of the UK s leading short term car driver to their vehicle or a cost effective insurance firms. way of insuring themselves on another vehicle on a temporary basis. Based We offer immediate short term insurance in Tarporley, Cheshire, Dayinsure cover that enables you to drive a UK cover is comprehensive and available registered car or goods-carrying vehicle immediately for any 24 hour period (up to 3.5 tonnes GVW) on UK roads from 1 to 28 days. and optionally, in Europe.