The British Rally Championship moves into its 62nd year and the fan base for the action-packed series is as strong as every. With six rounds in six countries the BRC provides an entertaining spectacle wherever it goes. From the iconic Welsh stages to the summer spectacular in Ypres with the picturesque Scottish forests playing host to the season finale.
Rally fans are some of the hardiest spectators on the planet. They have to brave the elements to witness the challenges that the competitors face as they battle each other and the clock over the most demanding stages that the organisers can create.
The chance to witness the extraordinary talents of the drivers inevitably leads to an assault on the senses of speed and noise, not to mention the smell of mud on exhausts and glowing brakes – for many this is what attracts them to the stages.
When you are out and about, make sure you get social with the BRC. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and make sure you use #BRC
See you on the stages and please… remember to spectate safely.
🗞️ We are downhearted to hear the second round of the 2021 #BRC, @corbeaurally, will not go ahead.
We are sad to hear our 2021 curtain raiser, the Circuit of Ireland has been cancelled due to the continued uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Good luck to our #BRC graduates at @OfficialWRC #RallyeMonteCarlo tomorrow.
With the British Rally Championship set to kick off on asphalt for the first time in over 40 years in 2021, who would be your "Tarmac Titan" of the BRC over the decades? 🤔
Happy New Year! 🎉
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone involved in British rallying.
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