10th Anniversary RBR 2009 Stage 11

[adrenalin rush]

Kev I'll meet with you be nice to see you again

[The Yellow Peril]

Hi Guys
I'm starting to set up a contact list of everyone involved with the event, so that we can manage any issues that arise and keep everyone informed of progress etc.

If you can PM me your contact details I will get the list for this Stage started.

Thanks

Andrew

[kevin]

Originally Posted by adrenalin rush

Kev I'll meet with you be nice to see you again

just dont look out for a blue tourer, change it for a red V6 Auto
would be nice to meet up.

if it easier to go rould the m25 the other way with out passing J25 I can meet someone near M1 and go up to milton keynes from there.

[The Yellow Peril]

Kevin has very kindly offered to be the coordinator for this stage, so if you could let him have your contact details he can compile them and pass them on to me for the event

Many thanks Kevin

Andrew

[kevin]

UPDATE
As Andrew has all the other stage to keep a eye on.
I have offered to be stage 11 coordinator to help.

Steven and Adrenalin you will both be getting a pm. hopfully the 3 of us can do the frist part of this stage.

I need some more members to get involved from milton keynes towards Birmingham.

this is the last leg so timings will change. As the other 10 stage are worked out.

member needed for
Leatherhead to M1/M25


if any member can do any part or more it would be a great help


stevenwillams Brighton to Leatherhead COMFIRMED

Kevin M1/M40to Banbury COMFIRMED

[David3807]

I am based in Gravesend -about 8 miles from Dartford Crossing.

Although I have not put my name down for a leg of the route would be more than happy to act as backup on most of legs 10 and 11. ie from Dartford round to Northern M25 (Via Hastings, Brighton etc) if required. Would prefer to avoid Dartford Crossing, its a bit of a pig on Sunday Evenings until about 19.00 hrs, if possible. Any crossing there (either way) before 19.00 Sunday could cost another 30 minutes or so on usual driving time as per Google.

Have TWO R75's available. Also two drivers. Me as a member and Christine (SWMBO) non member. Christine would join quickly if necessary !!!

Hope this is of some help

[kevin]

Originally Posted by David3807

I am based in Gravesend -about 8 miles from Dartford Crossing.

Although I have not put my name down for a leg of the route would be more than happy to act as backup on most of legs 10 and 11. ie from Dartford round to Northern M25 (Via Hastings, Brighton etc) if required. Would prefer to avoid Dartford Crossing, its a bit of a pig on Sunday Evenings until about 19.00 hrs, if possible. Any crossing there (either way) before 19.00 Sunday could cost another 30 minutes or so on usual driving time as per Google.

Have TWO R75's available. Also two drivers. Me as a member and Christine (SWMBO) non member. Christine would join quickly if necessary !!!

Hope this is of some help

Thanks for the offer to be back up.
we are going rould the M25 the other way so we miss the Dartford crossing.
looking at stage 10 you may be needed on part of that stage.

[kevin]

if its better for other members to help do this stage, it can come up the M40

there must be some more member that would like to help do this last stage.
you could be the one to do the last leg of this relay with a

[The Yellow Peril]

Hi

Martin Green and I will probably join he last section driver for the sprint to the finish, I am also ready to go further, as by the time the relay gets back to Brum, there will be little for me to do (I hope), but join in and have fun on the final leg(s), so include me, anywhere from Daventry, Rugby etc, or if you do decide to come up the M40, which I think is a sound idea, then put me down for Banbury onwards.

Thanks Kevin, you're doing a sound job

Andy

[The Yellow Peril]

Please use the following script for any press releases you issue in relation to this event



Happy Birthday Rover 75: Owners Club stage 10th Anniversary Round Britain Relay

In 1999 the Rover 75 was launched to an expectant UK car buying public, eager to see the car that Rover described as “the car we had to make”.

10 Years on, the marque has all but disappeared, however, a growing number of enthusiasts assembled under the banner of the Rover 75 & ZT Owners Club®, are determined to ensure that this formidable modern classic is preserved and promoted for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.

Members of the Owners Club are staging a Round Britain Relay to commemorate and celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Rover 75. The event, which will cover over 2000 miles in 48 hours will start from the former Rover factory at Cowley, at 6.00 pm on 19th June and traverse the UK in 11 stages, finishing at the former MG Rover Group Ltd Longbridge plant, the home of the Rover 75 and MG ZT until the company closed in April 2005

The stages are split in to sections and participating drivers will use the Owners Club mascot “Fred the Ted” as the relay’s “Baton”. Progress will be monitored in real-time using GPRS/GPS technology and be visible on the Owners Club web site.

“Our aims are to promote the 75 & ZT Owners Club, raise awareness of two great British cars and have a lot of fun doing it”, says Andrew Garcarz, the Event Organiser.


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Yellow Peril