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Category 24.03.25

Celebrate our 70th anniversary in style

Cambrian Rally is celebrating its 70th anniversary in style with a challenging route encompassing classic forestry stages some of which have previously been used on Wales Rally GB.
Category 24.02.25

RALLY BOOSTS SCHOOL FUNDS

A RURAL primary school has received a funding boost after volunteers from its Parents and Teachers Association gave up a Saturday to run car parks at a major motor rally.
Category 06.02.25

Support from Llandudno Town Council

We are delighted to announce that the Llandudno Town Council are once again supporting the Cambrian Rally which bring a hundreds of competitors and crews to the town, spending money on accommodation, food and hospitality. The Cambrian Team would like to extend our thanks to to the Llandudno Town Council for their continued support.
Category 20.11.24

BTRDA 2025 Calendar

Since the BTRDA Gold & Silver Star Rally Championships were first introduced in 1953, the BTRDA ‘Stars’ have become some of the most sought-after accolades in British rallying and are worn with pride by those whose efforts have deemed them worthy of the title. Joined, more recently, by the Bronze Star Championship in a no-less keenly fought series for 1400cc cars, the calendar of events is eagerly anticipated by prospective competitors.
Category 04.11.24

FUCHS LUBRICANTS BTRDA GOLD STAR® CHAMPIONSHIP

Since transferring their allegiance from Ford to Skoda at the beginning of September, Matthew Hirst/Declan Dear have been in imperious form, setting a series of fastest times on the Woodpecker Rally, winning the Trackrod Forest Stages and now, to finish off their Protyre BTRDA Rally Series campaign, taking victory on the Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally. Last year’s winners, Russ Thompson/Steve Link were 3rd overall in their Lancer EVO9 and, in so doing, increased their Fuchs Lubricants BTRDA Gold Star Championship points tally by one which was all that was needed to deny the flying Hirst/Dear runners-up spot!
Category 27.10.24

Matthew Hirst’s record-breaking fourth Pirelli Welsh Championship

​Matthew Hirst put his hopes of a record-breaking fourth Motorsport UK Pirelli Welsh Rally Championship title right back on track after a dominant performance on the Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally (Saturday 26 October).
Category 26.10.24

Ingram Wins BRC

Ingram, a former FIA European Rally Champion, piloted his Michelin-shod Toyota GR Yaris Rally2 across the famously demanding North Wales stages with perfect precision, keeping his nerve during a rally-long battle with three other title hopefuls. But Ingram was able to pull out a crucial lead in the afternoon, securing the rally victory and in the process clinching the BRC Championship crown.
Category 14.10.24

LOCAL TALENT SVEN GRUBE TO DEBUT ON GRAVEL AT 2024 CAMBRIAN RALLY

"It’s a real pinch-me moment to compete in my home rally after years of being a fan!" – Sven Grube Social Media star and 22-year-old rally driver Sven Grube from North Wales is gearing up for his debut in the legendary Cambrian Rally. After a thrilling first year in stage rallying, Sven is ready to tackle the world-renowned gravel stages, upgrading from his Mini Cooper to the powerful ex-JWRC M-Sport Ford Fiesta R2.
Category 03.08.24

STIG BLOMQVIST TO ENTER CAMBRIAN RALLY

RALLYING legend Stig Blomqvist will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of his 1984 World Rally Championship win by competing on October’s Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally. The popular Swedish driver will be in a specially prepared 1964 Mini Cooper S sponsored by Mini Spares Centre, in association with BMW/ Mini, for his only competitive rally outing in the UK this year. His co-driver will be Paul Morris, whose knowledge of the North Wales Forests will doubtless enable Stig to demonstrate his prowess to the full.
Category 22.04.24

LONGER YET COMPACT ROUTE FOR CAMBRIAN

A LONGER route, reduced road mileage, and exceptional gravel stages, including one of 16 miles, hold promise for a challenging Visit Conwy Cambrian Rally in the autumn. Organisers North Wales Car Club say the route is set to be one of the toughest, yet most compact in recent years, with a ratio of two to one road miles versus stage miles. Discussion are at an advanced stage with Natural Resources Wales to secure stage mileage of 55 to 60 miles.

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