NEWS & EVENTS
Dorset Business
Promoting Dorset

Rallye FM
Rallye Radio

Metro 6R4
Celebrating 25 years
Somerley Park
The setting for Motorfair 2009
Marshals
To marshal on Rallye Sunseeker please contact Matt Fowle at mattmdfowle@yahoo.co.uk

Dodd wins title
Marcus Dodd and co-driver Andrew Bargery win the MSA Pirelli 2008 Gravel title


 
To 7pm Friday 27th February in Bournemouth Lower Gardens & The Rallye
Rallye Hospitality
Rallye Sunseeker Hospitality is a great way to entertain existing and potential customers and to reward your staff for their hard work throughout the year.

For 2008 Rallye Sunseeker combined with event caterers Smoking Dog and marquee specialist supplier Buchanan Events to provide an outstanding corporate hospitality facility at Somerley Park, Ringwood. read more

Rallye 2009 Survey. Win a years subscription to Motorsport News.
Take part in our on-line survey for the opportunity to win a year's subscription to Motorsport News' This survey is being conducted with the assistance of Bournemouth University start here
Rallye 2009 Podcast
The Rallye can now be enjoyed on a dedicated podcast. We kick off with three feeds...an introduction, The Mitsubishi Challenge and the Rally Car ride enjoy
Rallye 2009 Marketing
The Rallye will be bringing top national rally competitors from the UK and abroad to the area and they will be watched by thousands of spectators and all the attendant media coverage. Download our Marketing PDF to see how your company can benefit from association with Rallye 2009 read more
Rallye 2008 Summary
Event Director and Clerk of the Course, Rick Smith reported to the executive committee of Rallye Sunseeker that over 90 rally teams entered in the event and with increased spectator numbers, 2008 had proved yet another success for the organising team, the sponsors and the marketing partners. read more
Rallye 2008 Winners
Marcus Dodd has won Rallye Sunseeker for the sixth time in his career – he and co-driver Andrew Bargery overcame clutch troubles on their Hyundai Accent WRC during the first leg of the event to move to the front of the field and, by the time they arrived back in Bournemouth, their winning margin was 43 seconds after over 62 miles of special stages. read more