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http://www.texasscca.org/RoT09flyer1.pdf

http://www.texasscca.org/gimmick_rally.html

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It's not a race at all. Cars start one per minute, and all drive the same course, ideally. The drive is on public roads at legal speeds. There are various ways to make it into a contest. You might have to be exactly on time at a "checkpoint" at a location unknown until you get there. You might have to follow a set of rules to get to the end, but if you don't follow them exactly, you might go by the wrong route, and get a penalty. You might ba asked to find certain signs along the route (it can be harder than it sounds). Sometimes there are puzzles to solve. Sometimes a map to read to figure out your route. Sometimes just a tour of fun roads and pretty scenery, with trivia questions to build a score. Some are at night. Most run rain or shine. Up north they have winter rallies on ice and snow. 4WD clubs do off-road rallies. The rallymaster can use his imagination to create a few hours of fun for a few drivers. Lots of people really enjoy the sport.

You don't have to be a member, although non-members usually pay a little more. You don't need a special license. You don't need a particular kind of car. GPS and maps are often no help at all. You do need two people. There are often other requirements, so read the event flyer or the website to find out.

Anybody interested in this? Sounds kind of fun honestly.

-Tom

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iTrader: (1)

That actually sounds like something the family could ride along and do too.
That sounds like a mission for....the ES! Woot!

(guess I'd better go finish off the ES suspension work quickly)

SIGALPHGIO

wow.. thats sounds cool....

i wanna do that