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  • Crumball Rally(Thunder Crawl)

    Hi

    Thanks for visitting my blog.

    I will be updating it as soon as I have
    more photo's and vid's but for now here is a guide
    to the Thunder Crawl.

    Also after we have hopefully completed it we will be heading
    off to the famous Nuremberg ring which will take us at
    least 12 hours along 650 miles some over the alps and screaming a couple of laps
    round(that's if the car make it there).

    After that we will be driving up to Amsterdam to see the windmills
    and lovely flowers that they grow.

  • Crumball Rally

    What is Thundercrawl 2008?
    A driving tour that won't cost you a fortune but will give you a trip
    to remember, driving on some of Europe's finest roads (in some of
    Europe's worst cars!).

    Diamonds might be forever but you car certainly won't last that long
    as you can only spend up to £200, so it is really a bit of an endurance
    event. Many teams will be raising money for charity. If that's your
    aim then we more than welcome you but we don't make it a condition
    of entry.

    How Long does it take?
    3 days for the rally itself. Allowing probably for a days travel to the start,
    and another day to dispose of your car and fly home, 3 days driving
    about the French, Swiss, and Italian countryside in a rubbish car is
    probably just about enough!

    When will it take place
    The rally will start around 9am on Friday morning 18th July 2008
    and end somewhere near Venice on Sunday evening 20th.

    Support en route...
    You are joking surely? Trust us, you really would not appreciate it
    if we deprived you of the uncertainty each day on whether your
    chosen chariot will make it to the next checkpoint, let alone start in the
    morning. Breaking down miles from anywhere, on a mountain pass in
    a strange country must be top banana in the entertainment stakes and
    worth the entry fee alone! "M" would welcome a call from your mobile
    though if you do have a breakdown, if only so we know you are safe.

    What do you do each day besides driving?
    The world is not enough of course and to keep you and your
    passengers amused there will be a couple of tasks to perform en
    route, but if you just want to cruise through the countryside without
    taking part then that's just as cool with us too. Remember rule
    number 1,...this is categorically not a race across Europe, but a
    leisurely drive by like minded people, and there will be no advantage
    in arriving first.

    Managing to coax your chosen wreck to the finish point should be
    reward enough but at the final night's presentation ceremony, a cash
    prize will be awarded to the team scoring the most in each of the daily
    tasks. The overall winner will also receive a cash prize and a suitably
    dodgy trophy! An additional prize will also be awarded by vote, for the
    best "pimp my ride" paint scheme, and at the organisers discretion
    anything else that takes our fancy. Every one is a winner and each
    participant will also be provided with an appropriately rubbish memento
    on finishing.

    The route and stop over points will be confirmed via the forum and
    email, so that you can book your hotels, camping etc. well in advance.
    Approximately a month before the start of the rally we will send you
    your rally guide which will contain final route details etc. and any
    advance task requirements (!) etc.

    How much does it cost to take part?
    Entering Thundercrawl costs £160 per car. While there is no extra
    charge for more than 2 people, remember that if you break down,
    the fewer per team the better your chance of getting a lift with
    someone else. The fee includes a Crumball car sticker set, which will
    be sent to you in good time before the event. Spaces are limited so
    please sign up as soon as possible. For payment details please
    complete the SignUp page and we will email you. For any information
    or questions please contact us at enquiries@crumballrally.com

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