The Classic Harvest Tour

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For those who want a taste of classic car rallying without the expense, high speed or rough roads, the
Sunbeam Rapier Owners Club's Classic Harvest Tour is a scenic tour designed to give entrants a feel for what
classic car rallying can be like without the need for special equipment or documentation. This site for all entrants
past and future gives details and photographs of past events and information about the next event.

The Classic Harvest Tour is included in the Historic Rally Car Register's Scenic Tour Series for 2010.
Log onto www.hrcr.co.uk and select 'Scenic Tours' for other events in the series and to see
what the HRCR has to offer for all owners of Classic Cars.

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LATEST NEWS

HOTEL RATES REDUCED
We are planning to make more of a weekend event of this year's Harvest Tour, and are keen to take over the
whole of our HQ hotel. As a result we have been able to negotiate a reduction in the hotel's rate to £50 for
a double room on the night before the event. A saving of £5. In addition we will be making arrangements to
provide an evening meal and breakfast. More of that later.
Anyone wishing to book at the special rate for the night of 25th September should call the hotel directly on 0118 9713282 and mention the event. There are only 26 rooms so get your booking in early.

NEWBURY IS ON!!
We are delighted to announce that West Berkshire Council has agreed to the Classic Harvest Tour using the
pedestrian Newbury Town Square for the lunch break on this year's event. This is a great venue that was very
popular with everyone when we last visited it in 2007 and gives a very continental feel to the lunch break.

HRCR open day - January 16th 2010
At the recent Open Day at Gaydon the Classic Harvest Tour stand proved to be very popular, with a number
of people deciding to reserve a place in this year's event. In addition the stand included a driving test using
remote controlled cars to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. Fastest time of the day was achieved
by Peter Doherty who has won himself a half priced entry to this year's event.
Put in an entry Peter and claim your prize.

ENTRIES FILLING UP
This year's entry list is virtually full following the interest at Gaydon. However, by the time that last year's
event took place 10 crews who had reserved entries had backed out for various reasons. Consequently we
will be accepting more entry reservations in anticipation of people dropping out. So, don't be put off.
Register your interest in taking part. Should you fail to get an entry your deposit will be returned so what have
you got to loose? Visit the 2010 page to see how you can reserve an entry without obligation.