Sunday 3rd November 2024

Competitors Spectators Marshals Residents

2024 sees an exciting change of format for the Island Stages as we move to tarmac for a closed roads event! Check back in the summer for full details; planning is well underway for what we hope will be an exciting day of motorsport.

We are now in consultation with Motorsport UK and the local authorities who are assessing the event. Part of this process is a consultation with any residents, businesses or other groups who may be affected. The competitive route is shown in red on the map. If you believe you may be affected and the club hasn’t yet approached you, please do get in touch!

Those affected will be supplied with an information pack in due course, with contact details for Rally Control on the day of the event and procedures for access if required.

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Competitors

Regulations expected to be published early summer.

Spectators

Details about spectator viewing areas will be available nearer the time. Entry is free of charge and as well as the action on the stages you can get up close to the cars and talk to the crews at the Service Area.

Further details for spectators will be available soon.

Marshals

Marshal registration is not yet open, but if you have any questions please email our Marshal Coordinator at iwccmarshals@btinternet.com

Residents

Here are some FAQs for residents and businesses who may be affected by the road closure.

How long will the closure be in place?

The closure will be for the full day, but practically we anticipate access being restricted between approximately 6am and 6pm.

If the road is closed outside my house, will I be able to come and go?

There will be safe opportunities during the day should access or egress be required. If there is an emergency, we will be as accommodating as possible. All landlocked properties will receive an information pack containing the schedule for the day and contact details for Rally Control should there be any issues.

Can I stay at home while the rally is happening?

Of course – in fact, many residents alongside rally special stages take the opportunity to invite friends over and enjoy the spectacle. Provided everyone is in a safe place and heed the instructions of officials and marshals there is no problem.

What happens if there’s an accident and my property is damaged?

All events permitted by the governing body, Motorsport UK are covered by their master insurance agreement to a maximum of £100 million.