Drive safely. Drive within your own limits, the limits of your passengers, the limits of your car, and with care and attention to other road users. We cannot stress the importance of good road behaviour enough on an event like this. This applies to your trip homeward as well. Please drive carefully.
Remember: This is an adventure, NOT A RACE!
Check-In of pre-registered teams is required. A time and place will be announced prior to the event and will be held on Day 1, the day immediately preceding the first official day of the event.
Check-In is usually open from early morning until mid afternoon of day 1 on the rally, for the convenience of teams' travel plans. Check-In schedules are posted well in advance of the event.
All members of your team must be present for the Check-In process. No picking up members along the way. Teams discovered to have taken on passengers outside the Keen Rally will be disquaified.
Your MOT Certificate and Insurance Certificate are required and must be presented during Check-In for the Rally. Failure to produce your documents will result in exclusion from the Rally.
No arguing, simply as that
The car must have a valid MOT certificate (for UK registered cars) that covers it between not only the first day of the Rally but also the last day of the Rally. The car must also be able to pass any Police spot check.
Your car and drivers must have valid car insurance to drive in the UK (for UK registered cars) and all countries that the event passes through. Anyone discovered without insurance will be disqualified from the Rally.
All drivers must have a valid UK (or your country of residency) driving license. Anyone found driving their vehicle without a driving license will be disqualified. If you are not from the UK, you must ensure that your driving license covers you in all the countries you intend to visit.
The vehicle must be a classic mini
In the interests of safety, you can spend anything making the vehicle safe and legal.
The assigned team number must be affixed prominently to your vehicle on either the front doors or rear side windows, on both sides of the vehicle. This is to aid in the identification of your team. Team number must remain on the car for the duration of the event.
It is the responsibility of each team to know, understand, and comply with any applicable driving laws of any country they may visit. Some countries, for instance, may require certain safety equipment to be on board. More detailed information of what you must have in your car will be explained in the information pack, distributed nearer the time of the rally.