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WRC Rally GB Gets Green Light — New Deal Signed To Use Welsh Forest
Threats
hovering
around
World
Rally
Championship's
Britain
round,
Wales
Rally
GB
has
evaded
as
a
new
deal
has
been
signed
to
use
government-owned
Welsh
forests.
Earlier this year, Natural Resource Wales - which runs Welsh forests used for rallying, demanded an increase in fee in order to repair the forests after the rally. Without a proper agreement between NRW and UK's motorsport body, the Motor Sports Association, all rally events were unlikely to happen.
But now a fresh three-year deal has been made between NRW and MSA which protects the WRC round. But the National rallying is still under the scanner as the new deal only covers the World Rally Championship round.
A campaign named as Rally4Wales has suggested a proposal of repairing the NRW roads after each rally, and this is still under discussion between NRW, MSA and Rally4Wales.