Rally Dates
RallyMoto Calendar
Updated: 19th June 2021
Our calendar for 2021 has been disrupted by COVID-19. RallyMoto will endeavour to continue to run events and activities for its members, although these maybe be of a different format to usual.
Please note these dates are all provisional dates and we will do our best to make these events and activities happen. Next to each event we will place a percentage of how likely the event is going to happen.
July 2021
July: New CANNONBALL RALLY CHALLENGE 2021 (Likelihood – 75%)
An all new digital roadbook format and a road based, long distance challenge
Using an Adventure Rally style roadbook, with average speed sections, speed restriction zones, some challenging navigation and a league table of results.
Will run until the 30th September.
10 – Adventure Rally Training – Salisbury Plain
More info here https://rallymoto.co.uk/adventure-rally-training-days/
11 – SALISBURY PLAIN ADVENTURE RALLY – A roadbook rally with full penalty points system to Adventure Rally spec. (Likelihood 90%)
https://rallymoto.co.uk/salisbury-plain-adventure-rally/
31 July / 1 Aug – Wales 500 2020 – (Likelihood 90%)
The new date for the postponed Wales 500 2020 event. After working with Forestry and confirming our safety plans, we have been given a date for the event which gives us the greatest chance of running the infamous 2 day 2 day “Big Bike” navigation event.
http://rallymoto.co.uk/wales-500/
28 – Adventure Rally Training – Salisbury Plain
More info here https://rallymoto.co.uk/adventure-rally-training-days/
29 – SALISBURY PLAIN ADVENTURE RALLY – A roadbook rally with full penalty points system to Adventure Rally spec. (Likelihood 90%)
https://rallymoto.co.uk/salisbury-plain-adventure-rally/
September 2021
25/26 – WALES 500 2021(Likelihood – 90%)
The RallyMoto Team has finally got the permissions and venue for a Wales 500 2021. Rider signed up on the reserve list will be offered a place on the new event first.
October 2021
9/10th Oct – KIELDER 500 (Likelihood – 95%)
New date for Kielder 500. These are the only dates in 2021 that we can have the Brown Rigg complex for the Kielder 500 event. All accommodation bookings and camping bookings have automatically been carried over to these new dates.
http://rallymoto.co.uk/kielder-500/
30/31 Oct – Dark Skies Adventure Rally (Likelihood – 95%)
A full on Adventure Rally with night stages and tough navigation – full GPS tracking, CAP navigation, Average Speed stages and penalty points a plenty 😉
http://rallymoto.co.uk/dark-skies-rally-2020/
November 2021
Dates to be confirmed: ESTRELA 2000 – full multi day Adventure Rally
28 – ADVENTURE CANNONBALL – Route to be announced (Likelihood 90%)
December 2021
1st Dec – ICE BREAKER CHALLENGE 2022 (Likelihood 100%)
Another “Rally in a Box” event to keep us riding and navigating our way through the winter.
12 – ADVENTURE CANNONBALL EXTREME – WALES (Likelihood 90%)
Just like to old days 😉
FAQ's
If any riders have any questions please email [email protected] or call 0770 392 4448.
Will my new bike be OK as I don’t want to damage it?
We would consider the tracks and back roads we use to be perfect for the “Big” adventure bikes that are able to cover distance and handle light off road. The courses are designed for minimal damage to your bike. Of course we cannot guarantee everything as it is a bit of an adventure after all. We will be sure to notify you if a particular route is especially challenging and if you would be better off on off road biased tyres.
Is my bike suitable?
Our routes are tailored for adventure bikes, as often there are long distances covered and the off road sections aren't too technical. Some of our more 'extreme' events can be ridden on smaller enduro and trail bikes, but overall our aim is to provide riders of big bikes a places to ride and experience what their adventure bikes are really capable of and actually made for! There are many places available for enduro riders in the UK, however routes suitable for taking big bikes off road are less common, hence why we aim to provide for this realm of riders.
Do I need to bring fuel?
No. Definitely not, the route passes commercial fuel stations and you should refuel here. Maximum distance between fuel stops is 80-100 km (50 – 60 miles). Just make sure you are fully fuelled at the start.
Do I need my own roadbook equipment?
No, RallyMoto provide an “adventure roadbook holder” to each rider. This has to returned after the event.
Do I need an accurate trip?
Yes, at this adventure level of riding we use an app on a Smart phone which is very good and it attached to the supplied roadbook holder.
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