Our Next Event

BCCC Round 1. Brough, Cumbria. 11 - 12 April. 2009

This page will contain details, in turn, of all our events.

• Location map
• Event timetable
• Spectator viewing areas.
• Facilities on site
• Event safety information.

More details of our first round will be posted nearer the event.

What is a BCCC

The MSA British Cross Country Championship is a competitive safari comprising of six rounds and is held around the UK taking in some wildly varying terrain from the rocky slopes of Wales, to the moorland of Scotland.

Held over two days it is a single venue event with a course of between 4 to 10 miles. This course will be run non-stop on both days with typically 10 – 12 runs over the weekend.

The course will be live from 10.00am on the Saturday and 9.00am on the Sunday, but please be warned, there will be official cars travelling the course prior to this, some at high speed.

The event will normally finish about 3.00pm on Sunday with the publication of the provisional results and a prize giving at Rally HQ.
The BCCC rounds are open for National A competitors and also Clubmans who may enter just for the weekend.

 

Some safety information.

• Prepare yourself.
  The area's we use for our events can have unpredictable weather. Please make sure you have sturdy shoes or boots, waterproof garments and always carry water.

• Always listen to and obay the marshals.
  We take spectator safety very seriously and would like you to enjoy the event without putting yourself or others in danger. The marshals will always tell you the best places you can safely watch the event.

• Children and animals.
  It is not ideal to take small children and pets with you on these events, if it is unavoidable then please ensure that they are under control at all times.

• Do not walk across or on the track.
  In addition to the competitors there will also be a number of official vehicles, some at high speed, both before and after the event.
  It is never safe to get too close, stones will fly over long distances and some vehicles may not make a lot of noise as they approach ..... Be alert at all times

• Car Parking.
  The organisers will ensure that adaquate parking is available at all spectators areas. If you park elsewhere then please make sure you are not blocking an emergency access road.
  Any vehicle found blocking an emergency access road WILL be moved.

Event Officials.

Clerk of Course.
Selwyn Kendrick.
07768 232 696

Deputy Clerk of Course, &
Communications Officer.
Phil Turley.
07831 406085

Deputy Clerk of Course, &
Safety Officer
Terry Day.
07748 465059

Secretary of Meeting.
Andy Flynn.
07775 742 910

Eligibility Scrutineer.
Roberto Aliperti.
07816 135 238
E-mail

Chief Marshal.
Chris Gibson.
07969 622286
E-mail