Rally plates

Your race number on the car, ready for the technical inspection.

A complete set of numbered number plates for all participants in your rally or classic car run.

A sheet that can withstand a weekend of rain and mud and can then be removed again.

In brief

Indoors or outdoors
It depends on the material
PVC-free
In one of the performances
Ecoscore
1 in 5
Placement
Our own team, on site
Implementation
Made to measure, according to your design and your measurements
Design
Designed by Creafor, or we can bring your own design to life
Production
In-house production in Lokeren
Delivery
Belgium and Europe, every weekday
Price
Based on a proposal, your plan or your measurements

The EcoScore is our own assessment of the material’s environmental footprint, on a scale of 1 to 5. It says nothing about the quality, and the material must be recycled under the right conditions.

Frequently asked questions about rally plates

Where does the number plate go on the car?

Usually, the competition rules or the organiser specify where the plate should be placed and how big it should be. Please let us know the size and position when you make your request. We print according to your specifications; we do not set the rules.

How do I attach the panel without damaging the paintwork?

The plates are supplied with pre-drilled holes, so that you can fit them to a bracket or an existing fixing point rather than directly onto the paintwork. The type of fixing suitable for your car depends on the model and what the regulations permit. Please agree in advance which fixing materials are included, as this is not specified as standard.

Can you record a whole series of tracks in one go?

Yes, that’s the standard procedure for an organiser. You provide a single layout plus the list of numbers, and we print each plate with its own number. That way, the sponsor banner remains identical across the entire pitch.

Is the panel weatherproof?

Polystyrene is listed in our material data sheet as suitable for outdoor use and is PVC-free. Forex is not listed as such and is primarily intended for indoor use. So, for an event that is going ahead regardless of the weather, you should choose polystyrene.

What’s the difference between these and car stickers?

A rally plate is a separate, sturdy plate that you fit to the car and remove again after the race, bearing the number for that particular race. Car stickers are applied directly to the bodywork and remain in place. If you’re competing in a series of races with changing numbers, the plate is more practical.

What thickness should I choose?

Polystyrene is available in 1, 1.5, 2 and 3 mm thicknesses; Forex in 2, 3, 5, 10 and 19 mm. The thinner the sheet, the lighter it is, but also the quicker it will flex in the wind. Let us know how the sheet will be fixed, and we’ll help you decide on the thickness.

My ride is this weekend. Will that still be possible?

Urgent bookings are part of our day-to-day work, so this is something we can discuss. An additional charge may apply for urgent bookings. Please state the date of the match straight away in your enquiry.

Can I supply the design myself?

That’s possible. We check every file for format, transparency flattening, outline paths and bleed before it goes to production. If you don’t have a print-ready file, our design team will prepare one for you based on your briefing. Rally plates are not available as ready-made items in the ordering module, so the price will be provided in a quotation.

Description Rally plates

Are you looking for rally plates featuring your start number, for a rally or a classic car run? Creafor prints them individually or as a complete set for the entire field of participants. An organiser usually orders all the numbers in one go, with the same layout and only the number differing, so that the field looks uniform at the start. A participant only orders their own, for example if their previous plate didn’t survive a run. The plates are light and sturdy, and the drill holes are pre-drilled so you can fit them to the car without having to improvise. Polystyrene is specified in the material datasheet for outdoor use and is PVC-free, so it is the safest choice for a race that goes ahead even in the rain. If you would like the number or sponsor logos applied directly to the bodywork, without a plate, then you’ve come to the right place at car stickers.

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Any rally events planned?

Please provide us with the plan or the dimensions, and tell us what needs to be included. We will assess the best options from a technical and budgetary perspective, and draw up a proposal covering design, production and installation.

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Materials for Rally plates

Materials and construction

  • Polystyrene, as indicated in the product data sheet as suitable for outdoor use and PVC-free, in 1, 1.5, 2 or 3 mm.
  • Forex, a foamed PVC sheet, in 2, 3, 5, 10 or 19 mm.
  • Polystyrene is white; Forex comes in white and in other colours.
  • Weather-resistant finish; the old page describes the panels as durable and weather-resistant.
  • Holes are pre-drilled to make the panel easy to fit.
  • Each plate is given its own number; the rest of the layout remains the same throughout the series.
  • Maximum sheet size: 1000 x 1400 mm for polystyrene and 2050 x 3050 mm for Forex.

Applications of Rally plates

Why people order them

  • Start numbers for all participants in a regional rally.
  • The numbered number plates for a classic car run on a Sunday.
  • A rally sprint in which every car has its number on the doors.
  • A participant who has his race number replaced after a gruelling stage.
  • A club ride where the organiser wants everyone to follow the same format.
  • The organisation’s sponsor logos on each plate in the field of competitors.
  • A reserve set that the organiser keeps in reserve for late registrations.
  • A promotional display for a car club at a meet-up or a motor show.