BOURNEMOUTH & DISTRICT CAR CLUB PRESENT. The Bovington Stages 2018 FINAL INSTRUCTIONS

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BOURNEMOUTH & DISTRICT CAR CLUB PRESENT The Bovington Stages 2018 FINAL INSTRUCTIONS Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th August 2018

Please find enclosed: A copy of these final instructions Entry List In Car Camera Application You will find your appropriate competition number on the attached entry list. Every effort has been made to seed you as fairly as possible, and has been based on information that YOU have provided the organising team. The decision of the Clerk of the Course is final and NO discussion will be entered into. However please remember that you will be reseeded on Sunday morning. There will be NO Scrutineering/Documentation taking place on Friday, it will all take place on SATURDAY 11 th AUGUST 2018 at the venue. Noise Test will take place prior to the start of Stage 1. Entry to the venue is as per the attached map. Please follow the directions to the trailer park/service area and please unload your vehicle and park your trailer as directed by a marshal. The trailer park is located in the parade ground in the middle of the venue adjacent to the Scrutineering bay. So there will be no access to this area when the stages are live. Should you unfortunately breakdown and wish to leave the venue you will not be able to do so until the end of the day. Then please proceed to Scrutineering where you will be given your process card. Without this card you will be unable to sign on or proceed to Noise test. Please ensure that you have the correct licence to compete in this event, drivers must hold a National B or higher and Co-Drivers must hold a Clubman Non-Race National B or higher. Presenting the incorrect licence at Documentation will result in you not being able to start the event. Space in the service area is limited, each crew will be restricted to one rally car and one service vehicle only. Please park any additional vehicles in the trailer park or parking area. Any other vehicles found in the service area will be asked to move or towed away. NO DOGS ARE ALLOWED AT THE VENUE AS PER MOD POLICY. PLEASE DO NOT DRILL INTO THE CONCRETE TO SECURE YOUR AWNING IN THE SERVICE AREA ANYONE FOUND TO BE DOING THIS WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE VENUE AND COST FOR DAMAGE WILL BE PASSED ONTO THE CREW FOR PAYMENT. Parc Ferme opens as the first car finishes Stage 6. For crews competing on the Sunday no work can be carried out on the competing vehicle until Parc Page2

Ferme reopens at 08:00 on Sunday 12 th August 2018. Vehicles cannot be removed from the venue overnight. Items can be left on site within the service area, but this is done so at your own risk. Please remember that for crews camping overnight there is no work to be carried out on your vehicle there will be officials on site overnight. OVERNIGHT CAMPING on this occasion is allowed on the Saturday night only and will be restricted to the service area only. You are able to bring another vehicle to camp in but this should be parked in the Trailer Park whilst the event is live. There will be NO access to these vehicles during the day. Please be respectful of other campers and turn all generators off by 11pm. No Firepits are allowed and only raised BBQ;s can be used. However, please do NOT empty the hot ashes out in the service area please take them home to dispose of. Water is available on site but only after the stage has been closed on Saturday evening. Reseeded start times will be available at Rally HQ from 08:00am on Sunday 12th August 2018. Slicks Tyres will also be in attendance at the event so if you have any requirements for the event then please contact Andrew on 0114 2470 485 or email andrew@slicktyres.co.uk Cameras must be in the car only and not attached to the outside if you are found to have a camera mounted on the front you will be asked to remove it. SPILLAGES: ALL spillages must be reported to a marshal or senior official whether you have stopped in stage or have dropped oil in the service area, so that it can be attended to as soon as possible. Failure to do so may result in the loss of the venue ~ please do not spoil it for everyone else. LITTER: Please keep the venue especially the Service Area Clean. At the end of the day please check your own area for litter and take it home with you. Black Bags will be available from Rally HQ! AMENDMENTS AND CLARIFICATIONS: BY SIGNING ON AT DOCUMENTATION YOU AGREE TO THE AMENDMENTS AND CLARIFICATIONS TO THE SR S SET OUT IN THESE FINALS. Article 3: - Authorisation 3.1 MSA PERMIT NUMBER: 105455 3.2 ASWMC Championship NUMBER: 39/2018 Page3

ACSMC Championship Number: 69/2018 3.3 FUCHS Lubricants RAC Historic Asphalt Rally Article 5: - Championship Permit Number 2018/017 5.1 Timings: Saturday 11th August 2018: 08:00 Venue & Scrutineering opens 08:30 Documentation Opens 11:00 Venue Closes for access 11:30 Documentation closes 11:30 Mandatory Drivers Briefing 11:57 Noise Testing SSA1 12:00 Start of Leg 1 18:00 (approx.) First Car enters Parc Ferme 19:00 Venue Closes to those who are not camping overnight. Sunday 12th August 2018: 07:00 Venue Opens 08:00 Parc Ferme Opens 08:15 Venue Closes for access 09:00 Start of Leg 2 15:30 (approx.) First car finishes 16:00 (approx.) Awards Presentation (Please note that finish times are subject to change) The gates to the venue will close at 11:00 Saturday & 08:15 Sunday any competitor/service vehicle arriving after that time will NOT be given access to the venue and will take no further part in the event and no refund will be forthcoming. Article 8.12: Start Procedure After your Time Card has been completed with your Start Time, please follow the start sequence as follows: Page4

15 Seconds the Red Cluster Comes On 10 Seconds the Red Cluster and the 5 Yellow Clusters Come On 5 Seconds the Red Cluster goes out and the Yellow Clusters Count Down 0 Seconds the Green Cluster Comes On Article 9 Modifications to the General Regulation 9.4 Red Flags will be used during the rally and will be positioned at mandatory radio points throughout the stage. Article 11: 11.1 Awards Best Jersey Crew replaced with Best Channel Island Crew Article 12: - Officials MSA Steward : Bryan Hull Club Stewards : Ray Smith/Barry Guess Deputy Safety Officer Spectator Safety: Timekeeper: Nigel Winkworth Rod Coleman Worth Birkill Results for this event will be available on line: http://www.mcsrallyresults.co.uk EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER FOR THE EVENT IS: JANNINE LOVEYS ~ 07895 032156 (For use on the days of the event or between 4pm and 8pm leading up to the event). We hope that you have a good weekend s motorsport with Bournemouth & District Car Club at the tenth running of The Bovington Stages. Page5

SERVICE AREA BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES This BEST PRACTICE document outlines the required minimum standards of care and consideration to be observed by all personnel within a Stage Rally Service Area. 1. All entrants should have an environmental ground sheet in place before any work commences on the vehicle. The penalty of exclusion will apply for nonconformance. 2. Where possible, all service vehicles should have an environmental spill kit for use in the event of liquid spillage. (Competing cars should also carry such a kit) If your service van does not carry one then ask the crew why not! 3. Fire Extinguishers should be readily available at all times when vehicles are to be worked on, particularly in the event of any welding or grinding being carried out. 4. Vehicles should be supported by axle stands, chassis still stands or ramps, all with recommended base plates, when raised in the air by trolley or any other types of jack. No other work on the car should be attempted, when raising or lowering of the car is taking place. 5. If re-fuelling is permitted in the service area, this should be the last operation carried out before the vehicle leaves. The vehicle should be off any support stands, have all four wheels on the ground, have all other work ceased and have no occupants, when re-fuelling commences. Ideally refuelling should be by hand pumping, rather than fuel being poured from hand held containers. 6. The crew concerned should contain spillages of any liquid immediately. 7. ALL FUEL CONTAINERS, TYRES, WASTE FLUIDS MUST BE REMOVED PLEASE DO NOT PLACE THEM IN THE WASTE BINS. Service Vehicle Access is only permitted via the entrance shown on the Map No trailers are permitted in the Service Area at any time. FURTHER HEALTH & SAFETY GUIDANCE NOTES Storage & Use of Petroleum Spirit 1. All petroleum spirit should be stored in containers complying with the relevant British Standard, away from any source of ignition. 2. All containers should be marked Petroleum Spirit Highly Flammable. 3. All empty containers should be removed from the venue after the event. 4. Petrol is to be used as fuel only, not for any other purpose. Page6

5. All vehicle re-fuelling is to take place in the open air. The team member in charge of refuelling should enforce a No Smoking area. Refuelling operatives should ensure they are wearing protective clothing, including gloves and eye protection. Hazardous Substances 1. Some vehicle parts, for example brake & clutch linings, contain asbestos. Competitors are encouraged to use non-asbestos substitutes wherever possible. Where asbestos is used, every effort should be made to prevent asbestos dust getting into the atmosphere. 2. Some mineral oils may cause skin cancers. Where contact does occur, contamination should be washed off immediately. The wearing of contaminated clothing should be avoided. Other substances may cause ill health. Suppliers will have information about possible effects of their products on request. Electrical Safety All electrical equipment should be maintained in a safe condition. 1. Extension leads and cables should be neoprene covered (oil resistant) flexible cable and not the domestic, semi rigid type. 2. All electrical equipment used externally should be weather proof and tools should be double or all insulated against electric against electric shock. Electrical equipment and hand tools should not be used where flammable vapours are present. Fire Precautions 1. All competition and service vehicles should carry a fire extinguisher of a suitable type. Special consideration should be made before lighting any cooking appliance. 2. All potential sources of ignition should be kept away from any fuel store or refuelling area. 3. Fire Extinguishers should not be moved from their known location, other than when in use. 4. In the event of any fire, a report should be made to the organisers of the event before leaving the venue. All entrants are encouraged to train their personnel in correct fire prevention and treatment procedures. Compressed Air Equipment 1. Air blasts form over inflated tyres can cause severe injury. Tyres should not be inflated above manufacturer s recommendation figures. Page7

2. Always stand clear when inflating tyres. 3. Compressors and airlines should be inspected regularly. Compressed air cylinders should be stored and used, only as recommended by manufacturers. Jacks & Axle Stands 1. Vehicles should only be raised on jacks that are in good condition and correctly rated for the vehicle weight. 2. Jacks should only be used on a flat and level surface; base plates are recommended. 3. The use of parking chocks to prevent vehicle movement is recommended. 4. Jacks should only be used for lifting the vehicle. Ramps, axle or sill stands should always support the vehicle weight before work commences. Base plates are recommended. Vehicle engines should not be run when the vehicle is raised on any type of stand. General Working Practices 1. All working areas should be kept clean and tidy. All waste spillage should be cleared up immediately (and removed by the entrant at the end of the event). 2. Trailing cables and hoses should not be allowed to create a trip hazard and should not be run across access or roadways. 3. Whenever vehicle engines are being run, adequate ventilation should be ensured. 4. All safety notices should be complied with. Any personnel carrying out work should ensure that they adopt safe working practices at all times. 5. Service crews and competitors need to be aware of the long periods of exposure to cold, wet or heat, experiences while in the service area and should dress accordingly. Children under 16 years of age are to be closely supervised. They should not leave your designated area unaccompanied. Noise THEY ARE CHILDREN AND SUCH YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. 1. Exposure to excessive noise may result in hearing loss or other complaints. These may be short term or after prolonged exposure permanent. Where exposure to noise if unavoidable, ear plugs or defenders should be worn. Manual Handling Lifting, carrying and propelling of loads by bodily force are a major cause of industrial injuries. All entrants are encouraged to train their personnel in safe handling techniques. Page8

Waste Entrants should remove all waste from the venue, including containers, packaging, tyres, and oils Vehicle Safety 1. A 10mph speed limit should be observed at all times in the Service Area, other than for emergency vehicles, which may be attending an incident. 2. There may be pedestrians in Service Areas. Special care must be taken in these circumstances, to avoid collisions. 3. The unauthorised use of mopeds, motorcycles, scooters, go-pads, quads, etc., is forbidden in Service Areas. Vehicles may only be driven by persons holding valid driving licences for that class of vehicle. First Aid Should anyone require first aid whether it be crew, service crew, officials or guests whilst they are in the Service Area, then they should come to the Rally HQ where there is a qualified First Aider. They will deal with any minor injuries, but once they have been assessed should it be felt that the injury is of a more serious nature then the Event Secretary will inform the Clerk of the Course, and request that the CMO reports to Rally HQ so that the casualty will be treated in accordance with the Major Incident Plan. Public Safety Entrants and their associate personnel should act in a manner so as not to put either himself or herself or any other person at risk on injury. Reporting of Accidents & Incidents All accidents where any person sustains injury, or where damage to property occurs, should be reported immediately to the Senior Official in charge of the Service Area. Further Regulations and Information Entrants are reminded of their obligations to comply with the requirements of the appropriate sporting regulations at all times. These Guidance Notes should be read in conjunction with all relevant regulations. Page9

VENUE SCRUTINEERING/NOISE/SERVICE AREA/DOCUMENTATION LOCATIONS VIEWING AREA INFORMATION FOR SERVICE CREW Page10

IN CAR CAMERA APPLICATION Name of event: Date of event: YOU MUST READ AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING IN ORDER TO USE A CAMERA/ RECORDING DEVICE ON THE EVENT. I (THE CAMERA OWNER) ACCEPT RESPOSIBILITY FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF THE CAMERA AS PER MSA RECOMMENDATIONS. I (THE CAMERA OWNER) TAKE FULL RESPOSIBILITY FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE CAUSED BY OR TO THE CAMERA/ RECORDING DEVICE. I (THE CAMERA OWNER) WILL ENSURE THAT THE ATTACHMENT IS INSPECTED BY A SCRUTINEER PRIOR TO THE START OF THE EVENT. I WILL NOT USE ANY OF THE FOOTAGE FOR COMMERCIAL USE WITHOUT AGREEMENT FROM THE ORGANISERS OF THE EVENT AND AGREE TO ALLOW ACCESS TO THE FOOOTAGE BY THE ORGANISERS IF REQUIRED I WILL AGREE TO REMOVE THE DEVICE IF DEEMED TO BE UNSAFE AT ANY TIME DURING THE EVENT. I CONFIRM THAT THE CAMERA/ RECORDING DEVICE WILL BE MOUNTED INSIDE THE CAR AND NOT ON THE OUTSIDE AND I UNDERSTAND THAT IF THIS HAPPENS I WILL BE ASKED TO REMOVE THE DEVICE. AS THE EVENT IS TAKING PLACE ON MOD LAND I CAN CONFIRM THAT THE FOOTAGE CAPTURED AT THIS EVENT WILL BE FOR PERSONAL USE AND WILL NOT BE POSTED TO ANY SOCIAL MEDIA SITES. SIGNED (Driver) CAR NO: SIGNED (Scrutineer) SIGNED (Event Secretary) Page11

The Bovington Stages Entry List Saturday 11th Sunday 12th August 2018 Seed Driver Name Driver Club Navigator Name Navigator Club Car Make Car Model CC Class 1 Josh Payton Tavern Marcus Mizen Tavern Ford Escort 1998 C 2 Andy Vey BDCC Richard Fletcher BDCC Mitsubishi Evo 4 1998 E 3 Geoff Bennett Bddc John Billett BDCC Ford Warrior Escort 2500 D 4 Jim Munden Tavern Nick Eccles Tavern Subaru Impreza 2000 E 5 Jerry Bailey RAC Graham Lacey RAC Ford Escort RS 1975 D5 6 Dean Thomas BDCC Mark Burt BDCC Toyonda DTR 1998 C 7 Rob Smith RAC Alun Cook RAC Ford Escort 1975 D5 8 Richard Seal SCMC Bruce Yeomans TBC Ford Escort MK 2 2500 D4 9 James Self Taunton NickVigors Chelmsford Ford Fiesta R5 1598 E 10 Kevin Fossey Jersey Sue Fossey Jersey Ford Escort MK 2 2500 D 11 Stuart Larbey Southern CC Freddy Larbey Southern CC Subaru Impreza WRC S8 1998 E 12 Rick Neale EMCOS Edward Gamble EMCOS Davrian Dragon Mk8 1998 C 14 Rob De St Paer Jersey Steve Hobbs Jersey Ford Escort D 15 Brandon Smith Clithero Steve McNulty Chelmsford Darrian T90 GTR 2500 D 16 Roger Cox TBC Sam Cox TBC Ford Escort 1998 C 17 Richard Baker TBC Daniel Hutchins TBC Ford Escort MK 2 1998 C 18 Andrew Phillips BDCC Chester Elliot BDCC Peugeot 205 1997 C 19 Robert Hayter BDCC Richard Rook BDCC Mitsubish Evo IV RS 1998 E 20 Dave Harris TBC Rhys Edwards Foresters Ford Escort Mk2 2000 C 21 Ian Sutton Forresters Karen Phelps Forresters Darrian T90 1998 C 22 Benjamin Smith RAC Steven Smith RAC Ford Escort 1998 C3 23 Dale Crowsley Gk&Mcc Steve Gully JMC&LCC Mazda Mx-5 2268 D 24 Dick Mauger RAC Geno Gouveia TBC Ford Escort 1998 G2 25 David Kynaston South Hams Val Thompson Loughborough CCTriumph TR7 3500 D4 26 Ray Read BDCC Stuart Anderson-Peters BDCC Audi Quattro 2000 E 27 Paul Sydenham Taunton MC Paul Rumary Bristol MC Ford Escort Mk2 2000 C 28 Steve White Southhams Shaun Layland SHMC Ford Focus 1998 C 29 Dan Cresswell South Hams Kelly Kay South Hams Ford Escort Mk1 1600 B 30 Michael Stewart BDCC Sarah White BDCC Ford Escort Mk2 1998 C 31 Matthew Leggatt Jmclcc Garry Toy Jmclcc Ford Escort 1998 C 32 Andy Phipp Torbay MC Colin Silvester Torbay MC Ford Anglia 1993 E 34 Mark Harris Burnham On Sea Darren Matthews Burnham On Sea Ford Escort 2500 D 35 Chris White RAC Chris Dewsnap RAC Ford Escort Mk2 1975 G2 36 Cliff Rook BDCC Marta Klima-Tomala BDCC Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV RS 1997 E 38 John Rayson Minehad MC Clive Rayson Minehead MC Peugeot 205 Gti 1580 B 39 Andy Reid Craven Alex Reid Craven Peugeot 205 Maxi 1900 C Entry List at 12:00 Sunday 5th August 2018

The Bovington Stages Entry List Saturday 11th Sunday 12th August 2018 Seed Driver Name Driver Club Navigator Name Navigator Club Car Make Car Model CC Class 40 Dave Jennings Chelmsford Lorraine Nixon Chelmsford Ford Mk2 Escort 2400 D 41 Graham Patten RAC/BDCC Pauline Hale RAC/BDCC Datsun 240Z 2800 C5 42 Julian Jones South Hams Karen Pickering South Hams Peugeot 205Gti 1598 B 44 Joe Geach BMWCC/SHMC Ryan Harris SHMC BMW E36 Compact 3000 D 45 Alistair Crossley Southsea MC Nigel Crossley Southsea MC Mitsubishi Evo V 2000 E 46 Barry Pavey Tavern Alan Spencer Tavern Ford Escort 1398 A 47 Stuart Austin Southern CC Sophie Buckland South Hams MC Subaru ImprezaImpreza 2000 E 48 Paul Davis EMCOS Keith Richings EMCOS Vauxhall Corsa A 49 Darrell Taylor Southern Alan Carfrea Southern Mitsubishi Evo 10 R4 1998 E 50 Dave Barbara Oxford Steve Champion Cirencester Alfa 33 P4 2000 E 51 Gordon Higgins South Hams MC Paul Baker TBC Ford Escort MK 2 2000 C3 52 Lee Mulligan Torbay Mark Capon TBC Citroen Saxo 1598 B 54 Pete Wilkins Sutton And CheamCaroline Brampton Sutton And CheamBMW M3 2995 D 55 Rob Sartin South Hams Ross Sturmey South Hams Peugot 205 2100 D 56 Brad Cole Crsw Nev Cole Crsw Toyota Corolla AE86 1600 B 57 Rob Aslett Southsea Ashley Aslett Southsea Peugeot 205 GTI 2000 C 58 Tony Phillips Burnham On Sea David Phillips Burnham On Sea Vauxhall Nova SR 1396 A 59 Nigel Allen BDCC Harrison Sheppard Craven Peugeot 205 GTI 1580 B 60 Chris Holton BDCC Mandy Wheeler BDCC Peugeot 106 1600 B 61 Dave Hockaday FDMC Steve Frost FDMC VW Mk2 Golf 1984 C 62 Roger Ray BDCC Cameron Ray BDCC Ford Fiesta XR2 1598 B 63 Dave Smith JMC&LCC Drew Jones JMC&LCC Subaru Impreza STI Type RA 1990 E 64 Paul Sutcliffe TBC Hannah Sutcliffe TBC Mazda Rx8 1400 D 65 Nick Pinkett Bath BDCC Hugh Myers BDCC HRCR Saab 96 1500 B3 66 Wayne Bale BDCC Chloe Bale BDCC Citroen C2 1598 B 67 Mark Thompson Sevenoaks Jayme Cooper FDMC/Chelt MC Ford Escort 1600 B 68 Jeff Brown Basingstoke MC Chris Pratt Basingstoke MC Vauxhall Chevette 2000 C 69 Mathew Short Minehead MC Marcus Short South Hams Citroen C2 1598 B 70 Will Blake Witney MC Liz England Oxford MC Subaru Impreza 1994 E 71 Chris McCarthy BAMA Zak Smart BAMA Land Rover Wolf Xd 2500 H 72 John Gage BAMA Billy Norton BAMA Land Rover Wolf Xd 2500 H 73 Tyrone Westall BAMA Alice Bancroft BAMA Land Rover Wolf Xd 2500 H 74 Rob Barr BAMA Keith Harvey BAMA Land Rover Wolf Xd 2500 H Entry List at 12:00 Sunday 5th August 2018