COMPETITION SAFARI TRIAL
What is a Comp Safari?
Comp Safari events, these events are usually over the length of two to three miles and vehicles are timed from the start to the finish, these times are then converted into points, the person with the lowest score over the day is the winner.
There are many different types of ground that Safaris are run on, some are quite short and technical like many trials sections linked together and others are long and flat running through open fields and woodland. The events attract varied vehicles from standard 80’s to V8 coil sprung 88’s.
How does the event work?
There are many different types of ground that Safaris are run on, some are quite short and technical like many trials sections linked together and others are long and flat running through open fields and woodland. The events attract varied vehicles from standard 80’s to V8 coil sprung 88’s.
If you are looking to compete in a competitive
safari you will need to ensure you have a valid MSA license.
Open MSA Application Form as a PDF
Open MSA Application Form Notes as a PDF
Renew your MSA License online
Prior to turning up for scrutineering please ensure your vehicle complies with the:
You will also need to read Peak and Dukeries Supplementary Regulations (SR's) that apply to these events.
Open Land Rover Comp SR's as a PDF
Download Adobe (so you can open PDF files)
Results
Comp Safari Master Driver Final Results 2007
Comp Safari Master Driver Results 2008
Comp Safari 2008 Event Results