Brean Rally 2018: Everything you need to know about this year's thrilling event
The 22nd Brean Rally is expected to attract thousands of visitors to the leisure park
Subarus, Fords, Mitsubishis are set to race into town for one of the South West's most popular motor sport events.
The 22nd Brean Rally is a two-day motoring event which is expected to attract thousands of visitors to the leisure park.
Here is everything you need to know about this year's Brean Rally.
What exactly is the Brean Rally?
The Brean Rally takes place within Brean Leisure Park in Burnham-on-Sea as racers will tackle a challenging rally course.
The two-day event on the weekend of 27-28 January will see 12 races over two days as drivers test their driving skills and listen to detailed instructions from co-drivers.
Rick Neal and Paul Leyfield steer through a tight bend at speed in their 1598cc Davrian Dragon (Image: Steve Roberts)
Up to 100 cars can get involved in but drivers aren't attending for fun - the two-day event hosts the opening rounds of three major regional championships competitions with top honours up for grabs.
The championship qualifying round for the Association of South Western Motor Clubs (ASWMC), Association of West Midlands Motor Clubs (AWMMC) Heart of England and Cotswold Motor Sport Group (CMSG) Rally Championships.
Competitors will compete against each other for the fastest times in different car categories.
When will it start?
According to the official website, this year's event will start at 10am on Saturday, January 27 and finish at 3.30pm.
Sunday's event will start at 9.30am and finish at 3.30pm.
Gates will be open to spectators at 8am on each day.
What route do the cars take?
Car drifting around the track (Image: © 2017 Gasmark Media (Mark Chappell))
The Brean Rally organisers have not released the official track layout as of yet.
The video above, uploaded onto Youtube by user rbliss10, shows the 2016 and the tight bends racers will have to tackle.
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Sounds great! Where can I watch the cars from?
Spectators will have three areas to watch the thrilling rally action from.
A main grandstand will be set up for motorsport fans to watch from and there will be two separate spots for fans to stand in.
Word of warning however - if you want to get the best views, you must arrive early to beat the queues and avoid missing out on a good view.
You can park onsite for the rally for £5 per day.
Car takes on a challenging corner bend (Image: Steve Roberts)
How much is it to attend?
It's £10 per person and free for children under 12-years-old to attend either day.
I'm from outside Somerset – how can I find the leisure park?
Travel on the M5 and exit the motorway at junction 22 for Burnham-on-Sea and follow the tourist signs to Brean Park.
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You should find yourself on Coast Road along the Burnham-on-Sea coastline.
Are you competing in the Brean Rally? Have you ever driven around the track? Do you have a special story to share about the Brean Rally? If so, email me at: michael.taylor@localworld.co.uk or tweet me at @JournoMikeT.