East Riding Stages Rally 2026 High Octane & Night Stages
Updated on 16th January 2026
High Octane & Night Stages: The 2026 East Riding Stages Rally is Back!
The East Riding Stages Rally (ERSR26) is officially returning for 2026, and it’s set to be the most ambitious edition yet.
Taking place on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd February 2026, this isn’t just a race; it’s a high-speed tour of East Yorkshire’s most stunning landscapes, starting and finishing in the historic market town of Beverley.
Whether you are a die-hard petrolhead or just looking for a thrilling weekend out with the family, here is everything you need to know about the 2026 rally.
🏁 What to Expect at ERSR26
The East Riding Stages Rally is renowned for its challenging routes, scenic backdrops, and the electric atmosphere created by both drivers and spectators. Here’s what you can look forward to:
🚗 The Route & Stages
🌙 Saturday Night: Racing into the Dark
For the first time in the event’s history, the rally is going nocturnal! The weekend kicks off on Saturday evening with a ceremonial start at the iconic North Bar Within in Beverley.
Once the sun sets, the action moves to the stages. Expect glowing brake discs, fiery exhaust pops, and a sea of high-intensity headlights as drivers tackle:
- The Westwood Stage: A new-look version of the fan-favorite iconic stage, run twice.
- Little Wold & Great Wold: Brand-new stages that will test the drivers' nerves in the dark.
🏎️ Sunday: The Beverley FanZone & New LoopsOn Sunday morning, the heart of the action returns to Beverley. The FanZone serves as the central hub where you can see the cars up close before they head out for a full day of competition.
Crews will tackle a series of new stages including Seaton, Rise, Ellerby, and Swine, before returning to the Westwood for a final showdown. With 14 special stages and over 70 miles of high-speed racing, the competition for the trophy will be fierce!
📍 Spectator Information
- Beverley FanZone: The best place for families to soak up the atmosphere, see the cars, and watch the ceremonial finish and trophy presentation.
- Spectator Maps: Detailed maps and guidance for the best viewing spots on the stages will be published on 1st February 2026 at bdmc.org.uk/spectators
Cost: The FanZone and ceremonial start are great ways to enjoy the event for free, while specific spectator areas on the stages may require pre-booking or registration.
For more information on the East Riding Stages Rally 2026, including entry details and updates, visit the offic