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Motorsport UK National Competition Rules

1 January 2023
by Jon Bolton
2 min read

The National Competition Rules contain all the basic rules governing participation in motorsport events in the UK.

Formerly the Motorsport UK Year Book (Blue Book), the transition to the National Competition Rules primarily represents a format overhaul with minimal material amendments to the existing regulations. While the essence and standards of the sport remain unchanged, the adoption of a digital-only format and the introduction of discipline-specific ‘Yearbooks’ aim to enhance clarity, accessibility, and navigability for all participants. The revisions ensure that all participants can easily access and interpret the regulations while maintaining the integrity of the sport.

  https://www.motorsportuk.org/resource-centre/#ncr

You can also download the NCR App – putting the latest National Competition Rules right at your fingertips. No more bulky books, frantic page-flipping, or out-of-date printouts – just quick, easy, and reliable access whenever you need it, whether you’re on a rally stage, in the paddock, or at home preparing for your next event. Stay informed, stay confident, and keep the sport running smoothly – download the app today and make every decision with the rules in your pocket!

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Jon Bolton

Jon went on his first rally at the age of 5 when his uncle was marshalling the Cropton Forest stage on the Lombard RAC Rally. That was in the days of Roger Clark and the all-conquering Escorts. The sounds and smells of rally cars have never lost their appeal. As an adult, working on an ambulance crew covering Cadwell Park in the mid 90s, he frequently encountered drivers who had come to an abrupt stop somewhat sooner than they had anticipated.

He is a licenced rescue team member and Motorsport UK Trainer and Rescue Trainer. He sits on Motorsport UK's Rescue and Recovery Sub Committee, as well as being a member of Motorsport UK's national training team for Safeguarding.

He is a STEM Ambassador, and a Scottish Regional and UK National Judge for F1 in Schools, a not-for-profit social enterprise aiming to change the perception of STEM-related subjects through global competition.

jon.bolton@motorsport.scot

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