Farnborough District Motor Club will stage the Bramley Action Targa on Sunday 8 November, with newcomers encouraged to take part in the competition or join the volunteer marshalling team.
The event, known within the club as BAT26, is listed on Motorsport UK’s calendar with an active Clubman permit. It is one of the weekend’s practical grassroots opportunities for people who want to become involved in motor sport without heading to a major circuit.
New competitors and volunteers welcome
The organising club says newcomers are very welcome. Competitors can use the regulations, entry form and entry list linked from the official event page, while people who are not competing can volunteer as marshals.
Farnborough District Motor Club says no previous marshalling experience is necessary because training and support are available. Marshals are an essential part of a targa rally, helping the organising team run tests safely and keep competitors moving through the venue.
Check final instructions before travelling
The club has not promoted the day as a general public spectator event. Competitors and volunteers should therefore rely on the organiser’s final instructions for access, arrival times and the areas they may use at Bramley.
Event regulations and contact details are available from the Farnborough District Motor Club BAT26 page. Motorsport UK lists the event under permit 209179.
The meeting adds another varied club event to a busy November weekend that also includes road rallying, karting and off-road competition around the UK.
Photo: Farnborough District Motor Club.