Roger Albert Clark (RAC) Rally
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The Roger Albert Clark Rally is the longest and toughest special stage rally in the UK.
It covers around 330 special stage miles and celebrates a golden era of rallying, notably the original RAC rallies of the 1960s 70s and 80s.
The RAC will visit Pembrey for the first time in November.
- Two Special Stages & Service Area
- Limited Tickets Available
- Kids go free
Ticket Information
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Limited Tickets
Tickets are limited for this event and only available in advance
Adult Tickets
Admission - £20 per adult
Kids Go Free
Children 15 and under accompanied by an adult are admitted to the circuit free of charge.
About the Roger Albert Clark Rally
The Roger Albert Clark (RAC) Rally is the longest and toughest special stage rally in the UK. It covers around 330 special stage miles, mainly in the forests of England, Scotland and Wales.
It celebrates a golden era of rallying, notably the original RAC rallies of the 1960s 70s and 80s and celebrates the life of one of Britain's finest rally drivers, Roger Clark.
The event has run 15 times and now runs every other year. This year's event will start in Carmarthen on Thursday, November 20 and finish in Carlisle on Monday, November 24.
Pembrey Circuit to Star
On Thursday 20 Nov, the event will visit the Pembrey circuit in South Wales for two special stages and a service area with easy access for fans, excellent facilities and a chance to see the cars, both in action and in the service area.
The star studded entry features some of the biggest names in UK rallying, including former British Rally champions Osian Pryce from Machynlleth, Matt Edwards from Llandudno and Mark Higgins from Newtown in a Triumph TR7 V8. Seb Perez in the glorious Lancia Stratos is another crowd pleaser.
Pembrey will be a perfect location for spectators wanting to see the event.
Event Highlights
Up to 200 competitors will start the rally, making it the biggest entry on a special stage rally for many years. The event attracts competitors from all over the UK and Europe, as well as further afield, with some participants coming from Australia, America and Hong Kong. The focus is on historic cars running right through to the 1980s. In addition, there is an Open Rally which is accessible to all current two wheel drive rally cars.
- Years Established
- 15
- Special Stages
- 330
Eligable Cars
The RAC Rally will be open to all Category 1, 2 and 3 historic cars, as well as two-wheel-drive cars from historic Category 4.
Meanwhile, running alongside the historic event will be the Roger Albert Clark Open Rally, which will be open to all two-wheel-drive cars of any age and four-wheel-drive cars from historic Category 4.
ROGER ALBERT CLARK RALLY
All cars from historic Categories 1, 2 and 3
Two-wheel drive cars from historic Category 4
ROGER ALBERT CLARK OPEN RALLY
Two-wheel drive cars of any age, including historic Category 5
Four-wheel drive cars from historic Category 4
Category 1: up to 1967
Category 2: 1968-1974
Category 3: 1975-1981
Category 4: 1982-1990
Category 5: 1991-2000
Welsh Route Unvailed
The opening two days of the 2025 Roger Albert Clark Rally will feature 110 miles of classic Welsh forest stages plus a spectator-friendly asphalt stage at Pembrey Circuit.
Thursday (20 Nov)
Offers a gentle start: 34 competitive miles beginning and ending at Carmarthen Showground, including Crychan (10+ miles) and Cefn (3 miles), then a re-group and service at Pembrey Circuit with two runs of a 3.2-mile stage on 30-second starts - perfect for fans to get close to the cars and crews—before a second pass of Crychan/Cefn and a late-afternoon finish.
Friday (21 Nov)
80+ miles across seven stages, headlined by Myherin (13.9 miles), a 16-mile blast through Sweet Lamb/Hafren, and Dyfnant (~10 miles) before a re-group/service at Welshpool. After Cwmysgawen (~5 miles), crews repeat Sweet Lamb/Hafren and Dyfnant, with the first car due back in Welshpool around 8pm, ahead of the rally’s move north to Carlisle for the Saturday restart.