March Hare Classic Trial

	Sunday 8th March 2009
	Classic Trial for Cars, ACTC Invite
	Falcon Motor Club
	Click here to goto the Official March Hare Web Site
	Download Regs and Entry Form (PDF Files):- Click here for Regs and Entry Form Click here for Insurance Form

 

	Starting and Finishing at the Watling Street Truck Stop on the A5, just east of Junction 9 on the M1 (Map Ref 166/085151).  Click here for a map
	First competitor starts at 08.30
	Classical Gas Rating: Rough = 1 Tough = 1
	Chief Marshal Ian Lawson would appreciate assistance from anyone who can come along and help out. Email Ian ian.lawson5@btinternet.com
	Falcon's March Hare provides a great introduction to Classic Trialling for new drivers and/or new cars. However, although non-damaging you can expect the organisers to provide enough of a challenge to provide even the most experienced competitors with a good days sport. There will be around 90 road miles with 14 sections, many on established tracks.
	Click on links below for Reports of Previous Events:- 2008 Winner James Mountain 2007 Winner Duncan Welch 2006 Winner Duncan Welch 2005 Winner Keith Pettit 2004 Winner Ian Davis 2003 Winner Andy Curtis 2002 Winner Ross Nuten 2001 (not held because of foot and mouth) 2000 Winner Mathew Sharrett 1999 Winner Murray MacDonald 1998 Winner Ian Davis
	The organisers say :-

You are invited to take part in the 10th running of Falcon Motor Club’s, March Hare Trial, the only Classic Reliability Trial to be held in the Chilterns.

 The history of the March Hare goes back to when the event was first run in 1958. The modern March Hare still uses some of the sections used in that first event.

This year we will offer the competitor 13 competitive sections and two special tests all set in the lovely Chiltern country side. This year we have tweaked the route again to reduce the mileage and offer the regular March Hare competitor a variation on previous years.

The old favourites, Hawridge Lane, Nortonstreet Lane are retained and the sections in Binghams Wood are maturing nicely.

This year’s event is again open to all members of clubs belonging to the ACTC, although this is not a championship round. The Club sport event is open to Club members and members of Stroud & District M.C., MGCC. VSCC., and the MCC who do not have a competition License.

The start is again at the Watling Street Café, which is opening especially for us to provide a hearty “Truckers” breakfast at the start. The finish is again at The Bull Inn, in Redbourn, a short distance away where pre booked food will be served.