A location within DiRT Rally, with stages over two routes in and around the Sweet Lamb offroad complex near Llangurig, Wales.
The surface for all stages is gravel.
Contents
Stages[edit | edit source]
Overview[edit | edit source]
Sweet Lamb[edit | edit source]
Direction | Long | Sprint 1 | Sprint 2 |
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Forwards | Sweet Lamb | Pant Mawr | Bidno Moorland |
Reverse | Geufron Forest | Pant Mawr Reverse | Bidno Moorland Reverse |
Starts twisting through the forest, before eventually the landscape opens, then climbing onto open moorland shortly after halfway. Final part characterised by a pair of water splashes at either end of short but very tight stadium-like section.
River Severn Valley[edit | edit source]
Direction | Long | Sprint 1 | Sprint 2 |
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Forwards | River Severn Valley | Fferm Wynt | Dyffryn Afon |
Reverse | Bronfelen | Fferm Wynt Reverse | Dyffryn Afon Reverse |
Starts flowing and open, before becoming twisting through the forest. Then passes a series log piles at the halfway mark, before climbing onto moorland, making a close pass of some wind turbines, then winding back into the forest.
Stage-by-stage[edit | edit source]
Maps[edit | edit source]
The routes use parts of the Sweet Lamb (SS2+6 in 2016) and Hafren (SS3+7 in 2016).
Real-life videos[edit | edit source]
Onboard[edit | edit source]
- Petter Solberg onboard, Rally GB 2012 - end of the Sweet Lamb/Bidno Moorland stage.
- Ott Tänak onboard, Rally GB 2017 - from around the start of the Geufron Forest/Bidno Moorland Reverse stage, through the stadium-like section, though modified from the layout that appears in DiRT, with a haybale chicane to slow cars on the approach, and a bridge over one of the water splashes.
- Kris Meeke, Rally GB 2015, SS4 - all of Ffyrm Wynt and some of Dyffryn Afon, from 10:55 to 15:27 (turning left where Dyffryn Afon makes a "right 2, deceptive"). Also then covers part of Pant Mawr Reverse, from 16:29 to 18:35.
Incidents[edit | edit source]
- Yazeed Al-Rajhi crash, Sweet Lamb, Rally GB 2017 - entering the stadium-like section in "reverse" direction.
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