Another new revolution in EHRC - https://www.fia.com/news/2026-fia-european-historic-rally-championship-calendars-revealed
You must be about as old as me as that's the way I thought until I looked back on the first historic rally I worked on!And late 90's car seem still too modern to me to be part of a historic championship...
You must be about as old as me as that's the way I thought until I looked back on the first historic rally I worked on!
It was the historic rally tagged on to the 1988 Manx International and the big Healey's, Sunbeam Tigers &c taking part were about as old then as a late 1990's car is now.
Doesn't time fly when you're old!
My apologies (you lucky b.......!)I wasn't even born in 1988![]()
Don't think it's a surprise that both UK events are on Tarmac; I think the chances of an International series on Gravel in the UK is almost nil; which is sad. The various Forestry owners want far too much for their roads use, that the sums don't/ won't add up.
The rates are the same but as they are based on a "per mile" usage rate (with a slightly lower charge for a second use) you need a big entry to keep the entry fee down to a sensible level. The only way to make, say a 2½ day, International event pay would be to tag on a BHRC event for 1½ days and a BTRDA event for the other day. They already have to do this with the BRC forest events as the limited number of BRC entries can't cover the cost of the forest hire.There are gravel/forest events in BRC, BTRDA and BHRC. Are the charges higher to use these forests for International events ?
Don't think it's a surprise that both UK events are on Tarmac; I think the chances of an International series on Gravel in the UK is almost nil; which is sad. The various Forestry owners want far too much for their roads use, that the sums don't/ won't add up.
Latvala won the final round in Fafe and he is European historic rally champion. The first championship he has ever won, congrats to him.