The organisers of the Roger Albert Clark Rally have tried to ensure that you will be able to reach your chosen spectator viewing area without walking on the special stage.  If you decide to leave the stage prior to the last competitor, PLEASE ensure that you walk on the pathways or behind the tree line. All the competitors will be travelling at high speeds and spectators are strongly advised NOT to walk on the rally route.

• Children and infants should be accompanied by adults at all times who are responsible for their safety.
• All spectators are reminded that Motor Sport can be dangerous and despite us taking reasonable precautions, unavoidable accidents can happen.  In respect of these, you are present at your own risk.  We ask that you obey all instructions of safety marshals, spectator marshals and police officers in relation to your safety and that of others.
• Please be aware that some stages will take place in the dark.  Bring a torch, wear something with reflective strips and do NOT walk to or from your vantage point by walking on the rally route.  The atmosphere should be great – enjoy it safely.
• No dogs allowed on event – disabled assistance dogs only.

Spectator Code of Conduct

• Please be considerate to other spectators to ensure everyone can enjoy the event.
• Listen to the marshals – they are there to ensure the event runs within the safety guidelines prescribed by the FIA and the MSA, the governing body of UK Motor Sport.
• Marshals and officials have the right to work without being abused or threatened. Abusive, threatening or violent behaviour towards officials will not be tolerated and spectators will be evicted from the event.
• Please take your litter home with you or place it in the skips or black bags provided for this purpose.
• Do not light fires or BBQs. They can cause major fires with serious consequences.
• Much of the Rally takes place in areas containing significant agricultural, forestry and nature conservation interests. Please follow the Countryside Code at all times.
• Consider your own safety and that of others at all times.
   

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