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Spectator Guide 2026
Spectator Guide 2026 (12.3mb)
Important Information
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WARNING: This year we have live AI Camera's fitted in Safety Vehicles and Rally Cars, if any spectators are recorded standing in dangerous positions the stage will be stopped, so please help us run it safely and on time.
JUMP IN CLOC: This year the stage is running the opposite way and we have a chicane just before the jump so not the same as previous years.
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Plan your visit using the time schedule and official stage maps. Check the latest event information before travelling, including spectator access, parking arrangements and any changes to the programme.
Please enjoy the rally safely
- Follow all instructions from marshals and event officials.
- Please ensure you are in a safe position 30mins before the first car is due.
- Use the designated spectator areas and access routes.
- Do NOT stand in prohibited areas
- Never walk along the rally route while stages are running.
- Keep children supervised at all times.
- Wear suitable footwear and clothing for forest terrain and autumn wet weather.
- Bring a torch if you may be returning in low light.
- Dogs are NOT permitted, except assistance dogs.
SS1 and SS9 are strictly non-spectatoring stages.
Motorsport can be dangerous. Please follow the safety guidance and help us keep the event safe for everyone.
TIME SCHEDULE
Friday 23 October 2026
- 15:00–20:00 — Scrutineering: Llandudno
Saturday 24 October 2026
- 08:00 — Start: Llandudno Promenade
- SS1: Non-spectator stage
- 09:16 — SS2: Gwydir
- 10:22 — SS3: Brenig 1
- 10:55 — SS4: Clocaenog 1
- 11:17 — SS5: Hiraethog 1
- 13:39 — SS6: Brenig 2
- 14:12 — SS7: Clocaenog 2
- 14:34 — SS8: Hiraethog 2
- SS9: Non-spectator stage
- 17:01 — Finish: Llandudno Promenade
All times are subject to change. Allow time for parking and walking to your spectator area, and follow the access instructions provided with the official spectator information.
Safety Information
All spectators are reminded that Motorsport can be dangerous and despite us taking reasonable precautions, unavoidable accidents can happen. In respect of these, you are present at your own risk. We ask that you obey all instructions of safety marshals, spectator marshals and police officers in relation to your safety and that of others. If you decide to leave the stage prior to the last competitor, PLEASE ensure that you walk on the pathways or behind the tree line. All the competitors will be travelling at high speeds and spectators are strongly advised NOT to walk on the rally route. Children and infants should be accompanied by adults at all times who are responsible for their safety. Please be aware that some of the stages may take place in the dark. We suggest you take a torch, wear something with reflective strips and do NOT walk to or from your vantage point by walking on the rally route. No dogs allowed on the event – disabled assistance dogs only. Please respect the Forestry Commission by keeping the area tidy, please take all litter home with you. Please remember we sometimes need to use public roads to gain access into the forestry for emergency vehicles. Do not park on the roads as emergency vehicles may be blocked.
Do Not:
- Stand on the track
- Stand below the level of the track
- Stand in front of arrows or signs
- Stand in Prohibited Areas
- Stand or sit on or near log piles, walls or fences
- Sit close tot he edge of the track
- Block escape routes
- Be distracted
- Play games with your safety or that of drivers
- Remove Stage signs or arrows
- Be the one to stop the stage
Always:
- Expect the unexpected
- Listen for approaching cars
- Remain alert
- Leave yourself room to move quickly
- Try to keep behind something solid
- Keep children under supervision
- Keep dogs on a lead
- Do as the Marshals ask
- Help the Marshals to run a safe stage
Be Sure that:
- The unexpected can Happen
- If you ignore Marshals’ instructions the Stage will be stopped
Please Protect:
- Yourself
- Others around you
- The Stage







