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The
Scottish All Rover Rally 2010 will be held in the grounds of the
Falkirk Wheel on Saturday the 29th
(Road Run Day)
and Sunday the 30th
(Static Rally Display)
of May 2010.
A unique attraction
with easy access off Central Scotland's main motorway network, good hard
standing, on site caravan pitches - details on entry
- challenging road run routes and a good restaurant large enough to host the
supper quiz on Saturday evening the Falkirk Wheel promises to be an excellent
venue.
Download Entry Form
Download Accommodation List
As normal previous years entrants will receive an entry form
and rally information through the mail or by email.
Weekend Programme
Saturday May 29th
To kick off the event, we will be organising a road tour on Saturday
29th May. The format will allow entrants to visit a number of
attractions at their own pace, with opportunities to take
refreshments and explore the countryside of central Scotland. Tour
distance is expected to be around 80 miles, and is planned so you can
enjoy the open roads of central Scotland and its varied scenery.
On Saturday evening entrants can informal social gathering at
The Falkirk Wheel. A buffet supper will be followed by a fun quiz. This
year’s venue has ample capacity and we anticipate being able to accept
all requests for places. Reservations must be made using the attached
booking form.
Sunday May 30th
On Sunday 30th we host our usual static event, with self judged concours
and Championship judging. We will be using a new, simpler judging scheme
this year, so no excuses for not taking part! Enjoy the relaxed
atmosphere of our event and renew old friendships, maybe even make some
new ones! Explore the Wheel, its grounds and walks; take a boat trip on
the Wheel and visit the visitor centre and gift shop.
Please complete your entry form and get it back to us as soon as you
can.
There is a full range of accommodation available in the
Falkirk area. We recommend you book early to avoid disappointment.
For details of accommodation in the area, please contact
VisitScotland
on 0845 22 55 121 or via their internet site at:
www.visitscotland.com
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Revised Class Structure and Voting
It has become clear that at the SARR the same cars
have been winning their classes year after year. Whilst winning cars
owners must be commended it is felt that this could discourage the
owners of other potential winners from taking part.
Following consultation with past class winners and runners up and long
discussion. the organising group, feel this situation is not in the best
long term interests of a) the Rally b) the entrants c) the standard of
Classic Rovers and Land Rovers in Scotland, and that a change in both
the class structure and voting system of the Rally is required.
Master Class
In order to address this situation, from 2010 the Rally will have an
additional class. The class will be known as “The SARR Master Class”
In 2010 “The Master Class” will be made up from any car which won its
class at SARR 2007, SARR 2008, or SARR 2009.
In subsequent years the class will be made up from the previous 3 years
class winners. e.g. In 2011 the class winners from 2007 return to
compete in their normal class.
The cars will compete against each other in a static display.
The class winner will go forward to compete for “Car of the Show” award
A specialist concours judge appointed by the Rally organising group will
determine the award winner in the “Master Class” and the “Car of the
Show” award.
Self Judging
There are few entrants who have detailed knowledge of the full range of
Rover and Land Rover vehicles on show. Asking entrants to select a
winner in a dozen classes, some of which they have little knowledge
along with the recording and counting of all of the voting slips places
a tremendous burden on everyone’s time. Many entrants abstain from
voting for classes in which they have no understanding.
To improve the voting knowledge base along with the administration of the
Rally from 2010 there will be change to the self judging system for
class awards.
Class entrants will only select a class winner for the class in which
they have entered a car.
Class entrants will select the winner of a new award known as “The
Entrants Choice” – this will replace “The Committee Choice” award.
Awards
Class winners will receive the class trophy and the first three places
will be awarded rosettes.
Car of the show
Class Winners be eligible to go forward into the “Car of the Show”
judging and the “Master Class” at the following year’s SARR.
SVVF Representation
If the vehicle is eligible Class winners, winners of the “Master Class”
and “Car of the Show” will also be nominated to represent the Scottish
All Rover Rally at the following year’s Scottish Vintage Vehicle
Federation Champion of Champions event.
Voting
For the class awards entrants should vote taking into account both
condition and originality of the vehicles on display.. For the “Entrants
Choice” award, simply vote for the car you wish you could be driving
home (apart from your own of course!). Entrants can select their
“Entrants Choice” from any of the cars in any of the classes.
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