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Your First Stage Rally Competition Licence (BARS)
£119
Ready to kick up dust and chase the stopwatch? Your Motorsport UK First Rally Competition Licence Pack is where your journey begins - the essential first step for anyone wanting to compete. It’s the only way to access your first RS Inter Club Stage Rally Licence, and the cost of the pack includes your very first licence fee.
Your questions Answered
What's the minimum age I can start competing?
Junior stage rallying begins from age 14 in specially regulated vehicles.
Most adult events require a full driving licence.
Do I need a driving licence?
Drivers need a full UK driving licence.
Co-drivers do not.
What does a co-driver do?
Reads pace notes and route information.
Manages timing controls.
Keeps the crew on schedule.
Works closely with the driver throughout the event.
Do I need to buy a rally car?
No. Many people start with arrive-and-drive experiences or hire rally cars through specialist teams and rally schools.
What licence do I need?
Drivers purchase a Motorsport UK Rallying Starter Pack (£119) and complete the Rally Licence Test before applying for a competition licence.
Co-drivers can apply for an Inter Club licence without completing the licence test, making it one of the easiest ways to get involved in rallying.
How do I find a race meeting near me?
Use the Motorsport UK Event Finder to discover stage rallies, road rallies and other rally events taking place across the UK. Search by location and date to find an event near you.
There’s nothing Stopping you
It’s easier to start than you think
From local autotests to karting, there are ways to get involved this weekend without a team or a trailer.
You don’t need to be an expert
Friendly clubs and schools can help you learn the basics before you compete.
You don’t need to own a rally car
Many routes let you begin with entry-level hire options.
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Road and targa rallying are a great way to start out in your everyday road car!











