MROC interclub CCV trial · Green Hall Farm, Powys
Two days. Twenty sections. Teams of three.
How the trial runs
Twelve sections on the Saturday, eight on the Sunday. Teams run in groups of about four, each group rotating through the sections with a leading marshal in radio contact with control. Lunch is taken on the hoof, so both days finish at a sensible hour.
Scores are collected after each day, provisional results are posted on site, and final results are published once checked. The Rose Bowl goes to the lowest team score — with a shield for the best standard-vehicle team and a trophy for the best all-female team.
On site
Camping is £30 per pitch from Friday noon to Monday noon, with water, toilets, an Elsan point, a bar and catering. Generators between 09:00 and 21:00 only. No ground fires or barbecues — raised burners need an ash tray underneath — and rubbish goes out in the sealed bags provided.
Not competing? Come anyway. Marshals, campers and spectators make the weekend.
Getting there
Enter from the B4393 and follow the MROC signs — the lanes are narrow, so the site runs a one-way system.
This is a working farm, and use of the site is a privilege — watch for stock and machinery, and take direction from the marshals.
Do not enter via the driveway off the A490 — that is the exit route, with no passing places. This is a working farm; watch for stock and machinery.
Green Hall Farm
Near Llanfyllin, Powys
SY22 5LG. Enter from the B4393 and follow the MROC signs — the site runs a one-way system.
