The navigational scatter provides an alternate event to the usual 12-Car Rallies and is very beginner friendly. That said, we hope it will also provide a good evening’s entertainment for regular competitors. Virtually any standard car is suitable.

Find out more about Navex exs and Navex’s Here

I hope you enjoyed you all enjoyed your run around West Herefordshire last night. All the scores have been double checked, and a couple of minor amendments made that didn’t affect the result (although I might have called the positions of the Rogers the wrong way around last night).

We had only one crew that made it around 15 points, that being runners-up Alan and Matt who unfortunately cocked up clue 4 by not reading the question correctly. Bad luck guys – you were so close to winning and denying Richard and Simon their hat-trick – yes that’s three years in a row that they’ve taken the victory – well done both (but someone please beat them next year J).

Rich and Will also came close, and I think probably were at all 14 locations that they visited, dropping one by not answering the question, and the other by recording everything in the vicinity except the kite mark number. Next time maybe.

Well done also to first novices Adam and Ollie, taking 4th place from the Freemans on the plot-time tie-break (and just missing third place on the same tie-break!)

Our introduction of classes for the first time didn’t change the result, but I think put a bit more pressure on the front runners and made the final scores closer. Feedback welcome!

For those interested in post event analysis, you’ll also see the shortest route that we found at the bottom, with a couple of slightly longer alternatives, around 15 clues. There were of course many other routes that you could (and did) take. No-one fancied clue 16 this year – perhaps the requirement to write an answer in Welsh put you off.

For those who visited clue 10 and were confused to find the yellow stake but with no tape – it looked like the attached on Tuesday night! All visitors to that clue had it marked right, as did those who visited clue 15 and found some recently added screws that made the answer ambiguous – anyone with 3 or 4 screws recorded was given the points for that one.

Once again we hope you had a great time, and we’ll see you soon in the lanes!
Rich and Eddie.

Regulations

Results

Our monthly general members’ meeting is an opportunity to come along and get an update on club matters. Why not pop along and see what were all about, you can also pop in any Thursday evening 8-10pm as the club and bar are open.

Our tarmac autotests series continues . 4-5 tests all for £10 entry. All types of vehicles can be entered. All being held at Ross Cattle Market. Find out more about Here

Regulations

Results

NavEx which is held on public roads for a maximum of 12 cars. The two Competitors (Driver and Navigator) solve navigational clues to find the correct route. These events are held in the evening over about 50 miles and they last about 3 hours. Virtually any standard car is suitable.

Find out more about Navex exs and Navex’s Here

Regulations

Results

tabletop rally

HRCR Navigation Handbook

Our monthly general members’ meeting is an opportunity to come along and get an update on club matters. Why not pop along and see what were all about, you can also pop in any Thursday evening 8-10pm as the club and bar are open.

This year’s rally will have a very different look from previous years.
It is the first round of the HRCR Historic Road Rally Championship 2020, and will run on the 1st February 2020.
The event is centred at Caerwent and is a day / evening event.
Approximately 30 Miles of special Tests, mixed with 60 miles of regularity and 40 road miles. The finish is at Ross Motor Club as always.
Scruitineering and noise will start at Caerwent in the morning around 9.00,with the 1st car being flagged away by the very first winner of the Traders at 12.30.
Tests and regularities in and around Caerwent will follow with a break/ rest halt around 16.30.
After some well-earned food and rest, three more tests in Caerwent, followed by regularities which will take you back to the finish in Ross-on –Wye at approximately 20.30 , where results, supper and awards will be presented.

2017 Regularity Route Cards

2020 Flyer

Regulations

2017 Master Schedule

Entry List

Link to Results

Our series of Night Nav events aims to provide a simple event to start you in navigation on the road Find out more about Here

Regulations and Entry Form

Results

Our tarmac autotests series continues . 4-5 tests all for £10 entry. All types of vehicles can be entered. All being held at Ross Cattle Market. Find out more about Here

Regulations

Results

Our tarmac autotests series continues . 4-5 tests all for £10 entry. All types of vehicles can be entered. All being held at Ross Cattle Market. Find out more about Here

Regulations

Results

Our monthly general members’ meeting is an opportunity to come along and get an update on club matters. Why not pop along and see what were all about, you can also pop in any Thursday evening 8-10pm as the club and bar are open.