Scottish Rally

Scottish Rally

The Scottish Rally is the highlight of the Scottish Rally Championship. Taking place in June of every year, the warm weather and unique forest stages draws competitors from around the World.

The first Scottish rally took place in 1932. From then until 1961 there was no overall awards. The event used to enjoy International status, however since 1988, as the World Rally Championship moved to include only one event per country, it has been reduced to a National event in favour of the RAC Rally in Wales. Over the years, the event has been based in towns and cities throughout Scotland including Glasgow, Perth, Inverness and Dunoon, however for the past eleven years, it has been centered in Dumfries in South West Scotland.

The 2008 was a qualifying round of the "County Saab Scottish Rally Championship", "Brick and Steel Ecosse 205 Championship", and the "Five of Clubs Championship". It boasted an entry list of around 109 competitors.

Dave Weston and Dave Robson emerged as victors, 14 seconds ahead of David Bogie and Kevin Rae. The victory was Weston's third on the event and took him into a hallowed hall of fame alongside Roger Clark, Hannu Mikkola, David Llewellyn and Jonny Milner.

Previous Winners

External links

* [http://www.scottishrally.co.uk/ Official Rally Website]
* [http://www.rsacmotorsport.co.uk/ RSAC Official Website]


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