Legend Fires North West Stages Rally – Closed Road Stage Rally – Wyre – March 23rd 2024

Legend Fires North West Stages Rally

in partnership with ND Civils and Kelmore

19th/20th March 2027

Rally Cars

130

Stage Miles

60

Special Stages

10

Rally Days

2

August 22nd, 2026

30 Weeks To Go!

Can you believe North West Stages 2027 is only 30 weeks away? Preparations are already in full swing as we get ready to welcome crews to some of the best roads the North West has to offer. Marshal and radio […]

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March 19th, 2026

Countdown to the 2027 Legend Fires North West Stages

The countdown is on to the 2027 Legend Fires North West Stages Rally. The popular North West event will run on 20th March 2027 and organisation is well underway. The team have produced a route that will maintain the event’s […]

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November 13th, 2025

North West Stages Rally all Fired Up!

It’s back and raring to go on the weekend 19th/20th March 2027. The Organisers are delighted to announce that long-time sponsor, Legend Fires, will return as the North West Stages headline sponsor, supported by ND Civils and Kelmore as associate […]

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Rally Returns to Myerscough College in 2027

Myerscough College is once again providing its extensive facilities for the 2027 event. The choice of the College for the rally headquarters is a no-brainer as geographically it’s adjacent to the Garstang town centre ceremonial start and finish, and it is close to the Saturday action making it the ideal location for central servicing.

The College boasts a rally heritage having a long-established motorsport department with stage rallying a core element of their activities and a number of lecturers having strong links to the sport. It has long established links with a number of Lancashire based Motor Clubs who have been instrumental in the organising of the event for many years.

By bringing the rally to Myerscough and engaging with staff and students, that in itself provides valuable educational benefits providing first-hand experience of the running of a major motorsport event. All in all, it’s a win, win scenario for both the College and the rally organisers.