In aid of

Clitheroe & District Motor Club gratefully welcome you to the 19th running of The Clitheronian Rally.

The event is being run under an Interclub Road Rally permit, with straightforward navigation in the form of six figure grid references with ample time to plot. We aim to provide you with some no-nonsense rallying and an enjoyable experience. The start has changed for this year, beginning at Settle Rugby Club with a route across maps 98, 103 and 104 covering approximately 140 miles of 100% tarmac roads.

We would like to thank all of our sponsors including our main sponsor Wastebusters for their valued support.

We wish all competitors and marshals an enjoyable and safe nights motor sport.

Peter Wilkinson – Clerk of Course

Final Results - click here...

CDMC presents the Jack's Cap Hill Climb in memory of Jack Neal at Scammonden Dam.

Final Results - click here...

Following last year’s successful event Clitheroe & District Motor Club are organising the second running of the Dishforth targa rally. The rally will follow a similar format to the 2024 edition on a non-damaging mainly sealed surface that is suitable for both modern and historic cars with limited essential preparation. The rally will offer over 40 miles of tests with minimal link mileage and will question both crew members throughout the day.

The event will be a round of the ANWCC & SD34 championships.

It will start mid-morning and run into darkness which with the winter conditions will offer unique challenges to all competitors be they expert or novice.

The entry fee is modest, and the late start means most crews can avoid accommodation expenses thereby offering a very cost-effective day’s motorsport.

Final Results - click here...

Clitheroe & District Motor Club will run the Hall Trophy Rally on Sunday 18th February 2024, at Weeton Army Camp. It will feature approximately 54 stage miles over 10 stages.

Final Results - click here...

I would like to welcome you all again to this year’s Primrose Trophy Rally, organised by Clitheroe and District Motor Club. This is one of the club’s oldest events, which was resurrected back in 2014. Building on the success of previous years, we hope we can provide a good night’s sport once again.

This year’s route uses maps 97, 98, 102 and 103, featuring 100% top quality tarmac in a compact 87 mile route in a “no nonsense” format with no petrol halt and no breakfast. This will provide a great nights sport for all competitors alike.

I look forward to receiving your entries. See you on the night!

Matthew Hewlett – Clerk of the Course

Final Results - click here...