The Club Triumph Round Britain Reliability Run (RBRR) has taken place since 1966 raising over £800,000 for UK charities. In 2025 we are hoping to make that £1million raised, but we need your help to do so.

In October 2025, Triumph car lovers will take to the roads of Britain to raise funds for Parkinson's UK.

Parkinson's UK is the charity that’s here to support every Parkinson’s journey, every step of the way.

We don’t wait for change, we make it happen. Campaigning for better health and care. Funding research into ground breaking new treatments. Running life-changing support services.

We’re a powerful community united by one mission: improving life with Parkinson’s.

To learn more about Parkinson's UK and their incredible work please visit www.parkinsons.org.uk

The Club Triumph RBRR leaves Knebworth House on Friday 3 October, travelling north to John o' Groats before turning south to Land's End and finishing back at Knebworth House on Sunday 5 October, this promises to be a spectacular weekend of motoring adventures featuring great cars, people, roads and scenery.

From the first event in 1966 the Club Triumph RBRR is unchanged in its objective to drive around Britain, covering nearly 2000 miles visiting control stops staffed by Club Triumph marshals in 48 hours with no overnight stops. The event is sanctioned by Motor Sport UK and fulfils all the criteria expected of a Touring Assembly.

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My co-driver Mike Hockaday and I successfully completed the 2025 RBRR in my 1966 Triumph TR4A, our sixteenth finish together and my twenty-second in the same car since 1974, more than any other in the Club. Our combined age at the start of the event was 152 years and 338 days, surely another record for a two-man crew on this gruelling event. Please consider making a donation to Parkinson's UK post facto in recognition of our achievement.

Thank you,

Tim Hunt