It's time for the first SCCA RoadRally of the year:

Explore the countryside south of Dallas and Ft Worth in the first annual Roads of Texas Rally! Starting after breakfast, you will get to Granbury in time for dinner. This road rally is presented by Mapsco, and you will need a copy of their latest "Roads of Texas" atlas to run the event. Many of you got this atlas in our rallies last year, but you will be able to buy one at the start in Dallas for the special price of $10.

The rally is on Saturday, February 28th, with registration at 9am at the Mapsco store at Preston Rd and Forest Lane. To see the flyer, go to http://www.texasscca.org/RoT09flyer1.pdf .

Preregistration (which saves you $$) is open at http://www.dlbracing.com/clubs/texas...x?EventID=3790

We accept all Z-cars, from 240 to 370!

Join us!

 

Now this looks interesting. And the best part is I'm off that weekend.

When I follow that link it wants me to register. Do I have to do that to view all the details?

 

any G35's??

 

Can someone tell me what this is about? I checked the flyer, seems like it's just a trip from pt A to pt B, yet when I checked last yr's results, they actually ranked people from #1 to last place finish. So how does that work? Are suppose to be the fastest guy to get from pt A to pt B without getting a ticket????

Sorry if I sound like a dumba$$, never been to one......as you can tell.

 

i want to do this, this sounds fun as hell

 

I'll try to answer all your questions in one message. Yes, you need to register, but you only need to do it once. If you come to another of our rallies, you can skip that part. The details are mostly on the flyer, anyway.

No, no G35's yet.

It's a competition done on public roads at legal speeds. Some of those roads are fun at legal speeds, no matter what you drive. Ask one of our Lotus entrants. The car that best follows instructions and finds the most clues along the route will be the winner. Our WRX friends proved that the faster you go, the worse you score. They still came back. We usually have 20-40 cars.

Yes, it is fun. We do it 5 or six times a year. Next month we have a rally school. I'll post a notice on that soon.

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I just came back from our club national convention in Las Vegas, where I learned that I should NOT make you register to find details. Sorry about that.

The main thing you can't see unless you register is the cost: $20 for SCCA members, $30 for non-members. Both of those apply if you preregister; if you don't there is a $5 late fee. Also, you need a copy of the latest Roads of Texas atlas, which costs you $10 at the start (normally about $25).

Also, preregistration ends at noon on Friday.

We look forward to seeing you there. Then you can come back here and tell your friends how much fun a rally can be!

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