2018 champions and cub members Dylan Davies and LLion "tractor" Williams
The organisers of the Pirelli MotorsportUK Welsh Forest Rally Championship have confirmed that they will continue to enjoy the support of the market leading tyre manufacturers as title sponsors while also unveiling their calendar for the 2019 series.
The Championship will kick off with the Cambrian Rally on February 16th. The Llandudno based event will include some of the classic North Wales stages in the Conwy area which, like the majority of the stages throughout the Championship, have benefitted from the maintenance programme carried out by Rally4Wales.
Club championship points for Forest, Tarmac, Road rally, Overseas and Under 1400s as well as the list of best crews have all been updated and can be found here
http://ldmc.org.uk/index.php/championships/forest
http://ldmc.org.uk/index.php/championships/tarmac
http://ldmc.org.uk/index.php/championships/road-rally
http://ldmc.org.uk/index.php/championships/overseas
http://ldmc.org.uk/index.php/championships/under-1400cc
http://ldmc.org.uk/index.php/championships/best-crews
Points for the Auto test championship have yet to be totalled but will be done shortly.
At the time or writing there is one overseas event to be taken on by club members this being the Killarney Historic rally that taes place this Saturday (the 1st of December) therefore the the champioship cannot yet be finalised.
The points and results will be declared final at 8:00pm on Sunday the 2nd of December, which is the last Sunday prior to the Lampeter and District Motor Club awards dinner which takes place on the 8th of December as er the club championship rules.
Should anyone have any queries regarding the allocated points during the championship year then they should please contact me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. before the 2nd of December.
Andy Davies and Michael Gilbey on their way to winning the welsh road rally championship on the Powys Lanes rally (photo credit Joseph John Gilbertson)
Andy Davies has just been crowned the welsh road rally champion of 2018, a title he has wanted since he took up rallying some years ago. The idea to have a real attempt of it came from last October when he and Michael Gilbey who became his navigator for the majority of the championship discussed the idea over a coffee, and it was decided there that they should try and get their names down on the list of winners of this much sought-after title.