The Scottish All Rover Rally

	Scottish ALL Rover Rally
	Now in it's sixteenth year

	29th and 30th May 2010 Falkirk Wheel	New Class Structure
Home Directions and Camping Video Gallery Winners 2009 Past Winners The RSR P4 Drivers Guild The Rover P5 Club P6 Owners Club Rover SD1 Club The SLROC The LRSOC The RRR The DOC Lakes Rover Rally Rover NZ Good History	Rally 2010 has now taken place. Thanks to all of you who took part making it one of the best attended Rallies in the last few years. Over 140 Rovers and Land Rovers of all shapes and sizes turned up at The Falkirk Wheel. Scottish All Rover Rally Prize Winners 2010 Master class First Cairns Galbraith 1970 Rover P5 3.5L Coupe FBY 438H Second John Turner 1947 Rover 16 HP Sports Saloon TAS 114 Third James Wishart 1972 Rover P6 3500S WAG 203K Car of the show First Jim Jamieson 1985 Rover SD1 Vitesse C426 HCS Second Marie Peock 1923 Rover 8 SE 1542 Third Brian Barker 1975 Rover P6 3500S HLV 162P Entrants Choice Winner Marie Peock 1923 Rover 8 SE 1542 Oldest Vehicle Winner Marie Peock 1923 Rover 8 SE 1542 Furthest Travelled Winner John Andrew 1971 Rover P5B Coupé KUC 314K Road Run Galbraith Trophy Winner Alan James 1970 Rover P5B Coupé CNP 224H Class Winners Class 1 Running Board Cars First Marie Peock 1923 Rover 8 SE 1542 Second Bill Kelly 1948 Rover 75 HP Saloon P3 JYU 805 Third Bill McCreath 1940 Rover 14 Drop head Coupé PPD480 Class 2 Rover P4 First James Galloway 1960 Rover 80 SK 7403 Second Douglas Baird 1959 Rover 80 FSY 834 Third Michael Anastasio 1955 Rover 90 EJE 249 Class 3 Rover P5 First Jim Walker 1970 Rover 3.5L WNW 567H Second J Philip 1965 Rover 3.0L COL 760C Third Colin McArthur 1970 Rover 3.5L Coupé LWR 117H Class 4 Rover P6 First Brian Barker 1975 Rover 3500S HLV 162P Second Barry Gill 1968 Rover 2000TC NLV 822F Third Fraser Lawrence 1966 Rover 2000 EOX 889D Class 5 Rover SD1 First Jim Jamieson 1985 Rover Vitesse C426HCS Class 6 Modern Rovers First Tim Burgess 2001 Rover 75 1.8 Club SE Y716 USD Second Graham Cruickshank 2004 Rover 75 1.8 Conn SE AX04WSF Third Francis McSherry 2003 MG ZT160+ 1.8T SC03EFF Class 7 Classic Land Rover (leaf sprung) First Hugh Barry Land Rover Series 1 80" OVW 608 Second Dan Mayberry Land Rover Series 2A HSR 119D Third Ronnie Russack 1967 Land Rover Series 2A Firefly JFS 710E Class 8 Land Rover (coil sprung) First Bill Irvine 1985 Land Rover 110 FFR C369 JYC Second Colin Blair Land Rover 90 H752 ECW Third John Morgan 1989 Land Rover 110 G490 HHB Class 9 Classic Range Rover/ Discovery First Archibald Maybury 1988 Range Rover Classic F420 PSP Second Kenny Paterson 1990 Land Rover Discovery RSU 214 Third Mark Klimek 1994 Range Rover Classic n/a Class 10 Modern Land Rover First Bob Cairns 2003 Land Rover Freelander RGC 939 Second J Frewin 2000 Range Rover n/a Third Andy Egner 2006 Land Rover Freelander 2 BD56UDP Class 11 Non - Rover Vehicles First Paul Skillin 1959 Morris Oxford VVM 551 Second Jim Whanell 1969 Wolseley Hornet GSX 101G Third Duncan Catterall 1967 MGB GT NSC 41 F	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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