As a member of both Motorsport UK and the ALRC we are bound to run our events (and to some degree the club itself) by the regulations laid down by these organisations and as a club, we are actively involved in the management of these regulations to ensure they remain relevant to our needs. They are there to support us, not hinder.
The Association of Land Rover Clubs (ALRC)
Southern Rover Owners Club is one of many regional Owners club with an interest in Rover / Land Rover products. The ALRC is the national organisation to which most of them belong giving a common set of vehicle regulations and access to some of the premier Off Road events across the country such as the Majors Memorial Trial, the ALRC National Rally, the Baskerville Challenge, the Charity RTV Trial etc. This also allows members from other clubs to come along to our own 2-Day CCV Trial.
This year’s National Rally is being jointly hosted by Leicestershire & Rutland LRC, Lincolnshire LRC and Peak & Dukeries LRC at Stainby Quarry, Grantham, NG33 5QP.
You can book online 2025 National Rally – ALRC. There is an early-bird discount available until the end of March. After that date all event fees, and rally pitches will rise by £5 each.
When you enter, you also ‘sign-on’ so at the event you will just have to show your membership card and MSUK Licence (where applicable) and collect your wristband and competition numbers.
For 2025, passengers, event officials and marshals can also sign on electronically, saving time and hassle on the day. Just report to the signing on team to confirm your arrival.
THE ALRC LEVY HAS BEEN REMOVED for 2025 so bookings will only incur the relevant event/pitch fee and nothing more.
Rally Merchandise is also available for ordering, thanks to Kew Tribe Creations. Take a look at what is available online at Rally Clothing – ALRC
The SRs are available online as well – key additions for 2025 are:
Q class entries now available in RTV, CCV and Comp Safari for class awards (Overall and Perpetual Trophies can only be awarded to ALRC Class vehicles in the Comp Safari. There are Q Class Perpetual trophies for RTV and CCV but they are not eligible for overall trophies in those events.
Comp Safari has a new class for 80” vehicles only (all engine sizes) in response to the feedback that the short wheelbase is a significant disadvantage in the speed event. This is an experiment for 2025 so get those entries in and then let us know whether it is a change worthy of retention for future National Rallies.
Any questions, please email bookings@alrc.co.uk and your query will be directed to the relevant person to answer.
Motorsport UK
MSUK is recognised as the sole motor sport governing body for the United Kingdom by the world governing body, the Federation Internationale de L’Automobile (FIA).
As the governing body, Motorsport UK is responsible for the governance and administration of all major forms of motor sports in the UK and is therefore the highest authority in the country for motorsport matters.