We are a father and son team taking part in the RBRR 2018. What is the RBRR? It is the Round Britain Reliability Run which takes place every two years. The event is open to Triumph cars and starts on a Friday evening in October at Knebworth House near Stevenage, heading up the A1 to Edinburgh, John O’Groats, Fort William, Glasgow, into Wales, Oswestry, Chepstow, Land’s End, Bude, Dartmoor and Didcot before arriving back at Knebworth 48 hours later!

Our vehicle for the event is a 50 year old Triumph Spitfire and will be one of 140 entrants. We will be updating our progress on Facebook, both our modifications and fettling beforehand and during the event itself.

www.facebook.com/KevinRobertRBRR

Most importantly this event raises money for charity, since 1990 the event has raised over £600,000 and this year the chosen charity is Epilepsy Research UK. 1 in every 103 people in UK has Epilepsy. Please give generously. All donations go to the charity.

The costs of entering the event, fuel, spares etc are borne by us.

Epilepsy Research UK supports and promotes basic and clinical scientific research into the causes, treatments and prevention of epilepsy.  We are the only national charity in the UK that is exclusively dedicated to funding  independent research into this condition.  Epilepsy Research UK was formed following the merger of the Epilepsy Research Foundation and the Fund for Epilepsy, in April 2007.

Epilepsy Research UK supports the work of scientists and
clinicians throughout the UK, who are investigating all aspects of epilepsy in both adults and children. They are especially looking at what causes epilepsy, who is at risk of developing it, what goes on in the brain during a seizure, and safer drugs and better surgical techniques to treat it.

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