US: The Drive Home II: The Heritage Run
2016-12-28 00:00 - 2017-01-07 23:59 (America/Chicago) | NV
America’s Car Museum and the North American International Auto Show Announce The Drive Home II: The Heritage Run.
From Boston to Detroit, road rally will celebrate America’s automotive heritage during an 11-day, 2,150-mile winter journey through six states.
TACOMA, Wash. (Aug. 25, 2016) – America’s Car Museum (ACM) and the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) have announced that Boston will be the starting point of “The Drive Home II: The Heritage Run” – an 11-day, 2,150 mile winter road rally, from December 28 to January 7, concluding at the opening of the North American International Auto Show.
The Drive Home II (TDH II) will feature ACM’s 1957 Chevrolet Nomad, 1961 Chrysler 300G and 1966 Ford Mustang, all of which completed the first “The Drive Home” in early 2016, from the Museum’s headquarters in Tacoma, Washington to Detroit.
“NAIAS executive director Rod Alberts and I came up with the idea for The Drive Home as a way to celebrate America’s love affair with the automobile and highlight American automotive ingenuity,” said David Madeira, CEO of the newly formed America’s Automotive Trust (AAT), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to securing America’s automotive heritage for future generations. ACM is one of several entities under AAT.
“The Drive Home was so successful, we decided to rev up the cars and do it again,” said Madeira. “We are thrilled that NAIAS is back on board to continue honoring our country’s automotive legacy.”
Enthusiasts and car clubs can join TDH II’s cars and coffee events, happy hours and get-togethers in cities along the tour, including Boston, New York, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and four Michigan cities: Traverse City, Lansing, Birmingham and a big celebration in Detroit.
“Connecting with automotive enthusiasts, young and old, across the country is what makes this drive so special,” said Rod Alberts, NAIAS Executive Director. “Our close partnership with America’s Car Museum allows NAIAS to stay connected with iconic automotive tradition, all while the world’s next generation vehicles and mobility technologies make their world debuts on our global stage in Detroit.”
After the long journey, the three cars will cruise down Woodward Avenue and have a presence at the world’s premier international media automotive show, NAIAS.

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“Woodward Avenue is synonymous with America’s automobile heritage, which makes it the perfect final leg of the Drive Home II: The Heritage Run,” said Sam Slaughter, 2017 NAIAS Chairman. “As a lifelong enthusiast myself, I can’t wait to get behind the wheel of one of these beautiful classics and participate in the cross-country journey.”
Joining TDH II once again will be sponsors such as State Farm, Shell, Michelin, Opportunity Detroit, Hagerty and Coker Tire.
“Thanks to our sponsors, the collector car community and enthusiasts all around the country, we’re excited to hit the road again with these vintage cars from the Museum’s collection,” said ACM President and COO Paul E. Miller. “We encourage car lovers to join the events along the way and participate in any of the legs of the journey.”
For more information on The Drive Home II: The Heritage Run, visit americascarmuseum.org.
About LeMay – America’s Car Museum (americascarmuseum.org)
America’s Car Museum (ACM), an entity of America’s Automotive Trust, is an international destination for families and auto enthusiasts to celebrate America’s love affair with the automobile and learn how it shaped our society. Based in Tacoma, Wash., the stunning 165,000-sq.-ft. facility has been recognized as one of MSN’s 10 Best Automotive Museums worldwide, USA Today’s 10 Best Museums in Seattle and KING5’s 2015 Best Museum in Western Washington. ACM serves as an educational center for students of all ages, features 12 rotating exhibits and hosts five annual Signature Events. For more information, visit americascarmuseum.org.
About the North American International Auto Show:
Now in its 29th year as an international event, the NAIAS is among the most prestigious auto shows in the world, providing unparalleled access to the products, technologies, innovations, people and ideas that matter most – up close and under one roof. Administered by Executive Director Rod Alberts, the NAIAS is the largest media event in North America, and the only auto show in the United States to earn an annual distinguished sanction of the Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d’Automobiles (OICA), the Paris-based alliance of automotive trade associations and manufacturers from around the world. For more information, visit naias.com.

IL: 2nd Annual Keepin It Cruising Tour 2017
2017-06-09 06:00 - 2017-06-11 17:00 (America/Chicago) | Starting Point for Keeping It Cruisin’, 612 N Lakeshore, Ludington, IL, 49431, United States
2nd Annual Keepin’ It Cruising Tour 2017
This Lake Michigan Circle Tour is for Classic and Muscle cars over the weekend of June 9-11th weekend. We depart from Chicagoland and cruise through Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, and Manitowoc, Wisconsin. We will be boarding the SS Badger Car Ferry to cross Lake Michigan.
We will arrive in Ludington, Michigan, with lodging at Nader’s Motor Lodge in Ludington. Meet and greet with Pere Marquette Historical Motoring Club, hosting our scenic road tour on the North shoreline along Lake Michigan M22. Join us with your car, its a lot of fun, exciting and enjoyable. Great people, beautiful sights, and classic cars. Not a boring car show, not just a dull road trip, but an adventure in your toy on the road that turns into a show.
When: June 09-11, 2017, 6AMLocation: Start in Chicago and overnight in Ludington, MI
Cost: No charge to join us, yet you’ll be responsible for the SS Badger Car Ferry expense and lodgings. Information on the ferry can be found here.
To Register and More Information: Call Fernando Bowie at 773-766-8944 or e-mail us!

PA: Dinner Cruise Rally
2018-05-27 00:00 - 23:59 (America/Chicago) | NV

PA: Apples2Apples
2018-10-13 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago) | NV
Social Drive Rally
TBD
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PA: Philadelphia Region Big Daddy's Ice Cream Social - A Bucks County Delite RoadRally
2019-08-31 18:30 - 21:00 UTC | • George M Bush Park, Doylestown, PA, 3868 Burnt House Hill Rd, Doylestown, PA, 18902, United States
PhillySCCA is going to cruise a few back roads in Bucks County and then grab some frozen treats at OwWowCow in Chalfont.

As a group, we will meet up at 6:30 PM to sign Waivers and chat before departing Geroge M. Bush Park at 7:00 PM. We’ll scoot our way through some of Central Buck County’s best roads and wrap up with some amazing ice cream.This will be an SCCA event, so there will be the usual Waivers (we love Waivers).

MINI Takes the States
2020-07-26 | Burlington, VT, VT, 05401, United States
The day MINI owners have been waiting for since July 2018 has finally arrived. MINI USA announced the return of MINI TAKES THE STATES (MTTS) in 2020. The legendary MINI owners rally will take place from July 18 – 26, 2020. MTTS is one of the most anticipated events amongst the MINI community, with previous rallies occurring every other summer since 2006. The route for MTTS 2020 will be announced at a later date.
“The MINI community is the lifeblood of our brand, so we are extremely excited to once again host this amazing rally experience,” said Mike Peyton, Vice President, MINI of the Americas. “MINI owners love two things, in particular – driving and being part of the MINI community. There is no better way to celebrate the drive in all of us, than to rally once again through America’s backroads and byways. We’re looking forward to another epic gathering of passionate motorers, dedicated miniacs, and good friends.”

SC: South Carolina Region Rally Trek
2020-10-18 00:00 - 23:59 UTC | South Carolina Welcome Center, 195 Interstate 95, Hamer, SC, 29547, United States

NV: Sierra Foothills Spring Trek Road Rally
2021-05-08 14:00 - 17:00 UTC | • Walmart – Carson City, 3770 Highway 395 S, Carson City, NV, 89701, United States
The SCCA Reno Region will kick off their Spring Meeting will be a social (non-competitive) road rally followed by a brief meeting and no-host eats and drinks at Casino Fandango.

Join the SCCA Region Region for a spirited drive through the Eastern Sierra Foothills on Saturday afternoon, May 8, 2021, beginning at 2 PM, from the Carson City Walmart Supercenter. This SCCA Trek is a non-competitive driving event intended to foster social interaction among participants. The Trek will use a “convoy style-follow the car ahead of you” format. Driving time will be approximately 2 hours plus time for sightseeing stops and a pit stop or two. The Trek will conclude at the Casino Fandango with a very brief business meeting and no-host lunch/dinner and drinks.

Everyone is welcome to join the Trek Rally in any vehicle that is licensed to operate on public highways. Drivers must have a government issued driver’s license.

The basic route is as follows:

From Walmart turn right (South) on US-395.

Turn Right on Jacks Valley Rd. Jacks Valley changes to Foothill Road.

Continue on Foothill Road through Genoa past the Fay-Luther Trailhead to Fredericksburg Rd.

Turn Right on Fredericksburg Rd/Foothill Rd (enter California) and continue past Emigrant Trail to Carson Pass Highway ‘88’.

Turn right on Highway ‘88’. Continue on ‘88’ to Woodfords CA.

Turn left on ‘89’ Alpine State Highway. Continue on highway ‘89’ through Markleeville to ‘89’ Robert M Jackson Memorial Highway. (Do not continue straight onto highway 4)

Turn left on ‘89’ Robert M Jackson Memorial Highway toward ‘Monitor Pass’ and continue to US-395.

Turn Left on US-395 toward Topaz Lake. Continue North on US-395 to Carson City and Casino Fandango.

Please RSVP to Rallymaster Carol Deborde.

IL: Return of the G.O.A.T.S. Tour
2021-05-15 09:00 - 15:30 UTC | • Blain’s Farm Fleet, Rockton, IL, 4567 E Rockton Road, Rockton, IL, 61073, United States
A number of years ago the Chicago Region SCCA held a tour-type rally to LaCrosse Wisconsin. Several of the entrants had their private radios with them to communicate with each other as we traversed the tour route. Conversation over the radios was minimal, then suddenly the silence was broken! A voice came across the airways shouting “goats, goats, goats,” and then it went silent. What we all found out later that day is that a small heard of goats were on the road just past a curve. Apparently the noise from the car and its driver yelling as loud as possible on the radio scared the goats away because no one else observed this obstacle.

Now, we can’t promise you that same level of excitement, nor do we want you to experience it for yourself on this Chicago Region SCCA Tour. However, if you join us this coming Saturday, May 15, 2021 the Chicago Region and its G.O.A.T.S. (Get Out and Tour Series) backroads tour series will provide you with an enjoyable day of driving, using great Wisconsin backroads providing scenic views and plenty of turns and elevation changes. The drive will take approximately 2.5 hours to complete ending in Paoli, Wisconsin, where there will be options for lunch and some socializing. Join us, won’t you, for The Return of the G.O.A.T.S.

When: Saturday May 15, 2021

Registration: Pre-event registration is required. Registration on opens April 12, 2021. click on the link to MotorsportReg, the entry deadline is Saturday May 8, 2021.

Entry Fee per car: $14.00 SCCA Members, $30.00 Non-members (Weekend membership for all non-member drivers is required (fee is included in entry). Any navigator / passenger who is not an SCCA member must complete the Trial Membership form (no additional fees assessed).

Starting point: Blain’s Farm & Fleet, at the northeast corner of the parking lot near the McDonalds. Check-in at the event will open at 9:00 am, with the first car off promptly at 10:00 am. Please remain in your vehicle with a mask on when you arrive, the registrars will come to you.

VA: Washington DC Region SCCA Star Trek '21 Rally
2021-07-11 08:00 - 14:00 UTC | • Holiday Inn, Front Royal, VA, 101 Hospitality Drive, Front Royal, VA, 22630, United States
Please join the Washington DC Region SCCA for our first Rally Trek, Sunday, July 11th! Think a long drive in the country on beautiful back roads parade-style with your friends. We will make scenic, and a couple of rest stops along the way, with a cash lunch at Fore Sisters Golf Resort, and we end for a tasting at Briede Family Vineyards. This is a fun, non-competitive way to enjoy your car and Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia scenery within the Washington DC Region.

Be sure to arrive at the starting point no later than 8 AM to sign in. The Rally Trek starts at the Holiday Inn in Front Royal, VA.

Read the rules here: Star Trek Rally Supps (rules).

Each car must have a Regular Member or at least one Weekend Member in the car during driving portions of the Trek.

Event requirements

Please see the attached route & map:

Star Trek – Basic Route info.docx

Star Trek Route Map.pdf

NJ: Northern New Jersey Region Back to School RoadRally Event
2021-08-22 10:00 - 16:00 UTC | • McDonald’s, Flemington, NJ, 72 Reaville Ave, Flemington, NJ, 08822, United States
Northern New Jersey SCCA in association with the Motorsport Club of North Jersey presents the Back to School Road Rally on Sunday, August 22nd.

This event will be an introduction to mileage-based course rallying. 100 penalty points will be ‘awarded’ for each mile that you go off-course. Exact times are not important but accurate course-following is.

Mike Szorentini, the Rallymaster, is designing the route for individuals new to this type of event and will provide helpers to keep you on-course and ‘instruct’ you on the possible upcoming self- correcting route following tricks that you might see later in the event or on the December 5th Teddy Bear Toys for Tots rally.

This event is open to the general public and requires only a car or light SUV/truck, pen/pencil, and a clipboard or other writing surface.

The rally will end at Tavern 519 – 650 County Route 519, Frenchtown, NJ.

The rally is limited to 60 vehicles! Click here to register today!

Texas Region Sasha's Children's Book Run Rally
2021-12-05 13:00 - 16:30 UTC | • The Horny Toad Cafe and Bar, Denton, TX, 5812 I-35, Denton, TX, 76207, United States
Let’s close out the Rally season supporting a good cause while honoring Sasha Lanz! The Texas Region of the Sports Car Club of America would like to cordially invite all fellow car enthusiasts to this Trek rally benefiting the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. No prior rally experience is necessary.

A bit of history: Sasha Lanz was instrumental in building a successful RoadRally program in the SCCA Texas Region and leading it for many years. Sadly, Sasha passed away earlier this year. One of his favorite events was the Children’s Book Run. Entrants were asked to donate 2 children’s books, which were gathered at check-in on Rally Day. Over the course of the five years that we held the rally, hundreds of books were donate to Sottish Rite! We would like to keep this tradition alive and conduct a Children’s Book Run in his name every year.

This year we plan to conduct the event as a Trek. This is a rally format recently added to the SCCA RoadRally event mix. A Trek is a non-competitive driving event on scenic country roads. No questions, puzzles, tricks or traps, or timed controls, just a fun (and stress-free) drive following a pre-determined route in northern Denton County using a “convoy style” format. We’ll provide basic route instructions as a back-up only. Weather permitting, we’ll stop in Pilot Point for a group picture in front of a historic site.

Each person in the car is asked to contribute two books, which must be NEW books due to the Hospital’s current COVID-19 guidelines. They need books for all ages — 5 through 16, including Look-and-Find books, board books, chapter books, Spanish-language books, etc. We will collect the books at Registration/Check-in.

Registration/check-in: 1:00 pm to 1:30 pm on Rally Day and Teams depart at 2:00 PMLength: 65 miles (~2 hours)Finish: The Horny Toad Café & Bar, 5812 I-35, Denton, TX 76207, where we can gather for announcements, a beverage or meal and to receive a rally mementoRoute: paved roads in northern Denton County, TexasVehicles: Sports Cars, Family Cars, Classic Cars, Antiques, anything with 4 wheels that’s street legal is OK in this Rally. Note: Speed is not a factor.No requirement for at least two people in each car, unless you separate from the group and rely on (back-up) route instructionsContact rally@texasscca.org if you have a minor child (<18) in the car, as a form will need to be signedRally entry fee: $10.00 per vehicle (covers insurance and preparation and administration expenses)Rally Master: John Poulos

TX: Texas Tulip Run Road Rally with the SCCA Lone Star Region
2022-02-19 13:00 - 16:00 UTC | • A & E Classic Cars, New Braunfels, TX, 6401 IH 35 South Exit 180, New Braunfels, TX, 78132, United States
The Texas Tulip Run RoadRally, with the SCCA Lone Star Region, starts with viewing the inventory of classic cars for sale at A&E Classic Cars. The initial portion of the route meanders through Central Texas from New Braunfels through Marion, Santa Clara, New Berlin to the edge of La Vernia. There will be a stop at Texas Tulips (the entry fee is included with the rally) to enjoy the colorful flowers, yet buy all the stems and bulbs you desire. The Road Rally will continue taking the scenic route to La Vernia, St Hedwig, Schertz, and other communities until we reach Harmon’s BBQ in Cobolo, where we will have our social meeting.

A non-speed social Road Rally, the route will be along paved roads, although some have not been paved recently. Registration between 1:00 and 2:00 PM will be at A&E Classic Cars, so come early and look over the fine classic vehicles. After a safety briefing at 1:45 PM, cars will be released at intervals to proceed on their scenic journey. It should take between 90 minutes and two hours for this Road Rally as you learn about the history of Central Texas. Questions will be asked along the way, yet awards will not be based on questions or a car’s finish position. This Road Rally is a fun social outing and a learning event. Children are welcome, yet insurance requires a waiver signed by both parents. Minors may be either navigators or drivers.

The Social Road Rally fee for this event is $30.00 (the same for both SCCA members and non-SCCA members).

The GOAL of the SCCA is to Have Fun with Cars!

TX: Johnson City to Fredericksburg Road Rally
2022-05-07 11:00 - 16:00 UTC | • Dairy Queen, Johnson City, TX, 202 US-281 South, Johnson City, TX, 78636, United States
The Johnson City to Fredericksburg Road Rally is a non-speed social Road Rally whose route has a lot of scenic views of the hill country. Registration for this SCCA Lone Star Region rally will be 11A-12P in the parking lot of Johnson City Dairy Queen. Cars will be released at intervals to proceed on their scenic journey after the 1145A Safety Briefing.

The route will leave Johnson City and go 15 miles north to Round Mountain, where there will be a stop to view the classic cars at Hans Derocher’s. The route will continue up TX 71 to Llano and back south on TX 16. The route winds through ranch country along Crabapple Creek just south of Enchanted Mountain. The route finally takes us to Eaker BBQ on Main Street in Fredericksburg, where we can discuss the ups and downs of this route and all other things automotive.

Exciting towns you visit along the way include Crabapple, Eckert, and Willow City. Questions will be asked along the way, but awards will not be based on questions or a team’s finishing position. The route has several country roads that have not been recently paved, and there are18 cattle guards. This Road Rally is meant to be a fun social outing and a learning event. Children are welcome, but insurance requires an SCCA Waiver signed by both parents. Minors may be either Navigators or Drivers.

The Social Road Rally fee for this event is $25.00 (the same for both SCCA and non-SCCA members).

The GOAL of the SCCA is to Have Fun with Cars!

WI: Badger Burrow Road Rallye
2022-05-14 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | • Grandma Mary’s Cafe, Arena, WI, 175 US-14, Arena, WI, 53503, United States
Join your fellow car enthusiasts for this 5 hour, 120-mile time-speed-distance road rally. You and a partner (Driver and Navigator) will be issued a set of Route Instructions that will take you on a scenic journey through the great country roads in the Driftless area southwest of Madison, Wisconsin. The Badger Burrow Road Rallye is a ‘Tour’ type rally, and there are no traps or tricks – drive, enjoy the great roads and marvelous scenery and try to arrive at each checkpoint at precisely the right time.

Checkpoints will be set up along the way to monitor how well you are following the assigned average speeds. Awards will be presented to the teams who do the best job of arriving at the checkpoints. The Badger Burrow is designed especially for people with little or no rally experience. We have added a TREK class for those who wish to experience the event without competing. For the TREK, cars will travel in convoy, led by an experienced tour leader.

Pre-registration, for this SCCA Milwaukee Region rally is required for this event. General Instructions, that explain more details about how the rally works, will be emailed to all registered contestants two weeks before the event.

Schedule:

• Check-in opens: 9:00 AM

• First Car Off: 11:01 AM

• First Car Finished: Approx 4:15 PM

The ending location for awards and dining will be The Shed, 123 N Lexington St, Spring Green, WI.

Cost: Rally entry is $40.00/car, a minimum of 2 people per car is required, but you may have up to 4 people per car. The TREK entry is $20.00/car No limit on the number of people per car.

IMPORTANT: This event uses automatic scoring and Richta GPS timing. During the rally, contestants need to use a smartphone to run the Competitor – Richta app. You will be timed automatically as your car passes the checkpoint location, and your screen will display your score within moments. Please download the app from the Google Playstore (Android) or Apple App store after you register.

Sound interesting? Want further information? Contact Jay Johannes, the Chairperson, at jay.johannes@smartsensorsystems.com! You can register at Motorsportreg and find more information there as well.

DC: Dominion Drive Trek '22
2022-06-11 07:00 - 17:00 UTC | • Dominion Raceway and Entertainment, Woodford, VA, 6501 Dominion Raceway Avenue, Woodford, VA, 22580, United States
Dominion Drive Trek ’22 will take off on June 11th from the Dominion Raceway South area main parking lot. Through the day, Old Dominion territory will be toured to the delight of sports and touring car enthusiasts. Along Lake Anna and up through rarely seen countryside with some amazing stops along the way, from Thornburg to Bluemont the long way.

Car show, lunch stop, pass through the middle of Mount Weather property on 601, TWA Flight 514 monument, and on to the Twin Oaks Tavern Winery.

About 200 miles will be covered in the 5-hour tour (no lost islands involved).

If you would like to come explore the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania area the night before, there are plenty of great places to dine. There are three hotels in the immediate area of the starting point at Dominion Raceway in Thornburg, VA. Best Western, Holiday Inn Express, and Tru by Hilton.

Rain or shine we roll out on the adventure at 9A, some come join the SCCA Washington DC Region.

Additional details and registration will be available through Motorsportreg.com.

TX: Twin Sisters Road Rally
2022-07-09 08:00 - 18:00 UTC | • Andretti Karting and Games, 5527 N Loop 1604 West, San Antonio, TX, 78249, United States
Come early and enjoy the games, snacks, and the two-level karting track at Andretti Karting, our registration site, before the Twin Sisters Road Rally.

This SCCA Lone Star Region RoadRally is to enjoy the farm and ranch countryside during a two-hour drive. This non-speed event is meant for auto enthusiasts as a family activity. Children are welcome at no extra charge.

The route will leave Andretti Karting to Leon Springs, Fair Oaks, Kendalia, Sisterdale, Luckenbach, Cain City, Grapetown, and Bankersmith before ending at the Alamo Café across from Old Tunnel State Park. After a choice supper, you can watch the millions of Mexican Free-tail bats and thousands of Mouse-eared bats exit the Old Tunnel for the evening of feasting on mosquitos.

Several stretches of old payment and a few cattle guards are along this route. As well as two stretches of well-graded dirt (with few rocks). Along the way, you will be given points of local history.

SCCA events are still asked to observe COVID precautions, so we ask that whoever attends the 8:45A Safety Briefing wear a mask. If you experience symptoms of COVID immediately before the event, your money will be refunded.

The GOAL of the SCCA is to Have Fun with Cars!

TX: Let's Meet at Waco Trek Rally
2022-10-29 08:30 - 15:00 UTC | • Summit Racing Equipment, Arlington, TX, 2200 E I-20, Arlington, TX, 76018, United States
The Texas Region of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) invites all fellow car enthusiasts to this Trek rally down to Waco. A Trek is a non-competitive driving event on scenic country roads. No questions, puzzles, tricks or traps, or timed controls, just a fun (and stress-free) drive following a pre-determined route using a “convoy style” format. Rallymaster John Poulos will provide basic route instructions as a backup only. All are welcome, and no prior rally experience is necessary.

We start in Arlington, then the Let’s Meet at Waco Trek Rally will wind our way on twisty backroads to Waco, passing through Glen Rose, Meridian, and other points before ending at a restaurant in Waco, where we’ll enjoy a meal and camaraderie with fellow rallyists from the SCCA Lone Star Region (Austin-San Antonio). We’ll stop for a group picture at one or two sites along the way.

Registration/Check-in at Summit Racing Equipment, in Arlington, at 845 AM. We’ll have a Safety Briefing at 915 AM, and the first car departs at 930 AM. The rally spans a distance of 180 miles, approximately five hours in length. The route is on paved roads in North Central Texas; we may encounter brief stretches of uneven pavement, which may influence your vehicle choice on Rally Day. All vehicles are welcome: sports cars, family cars, classics, antiques, and anything with four wheels that’s street legal is okay in this Rally. Note: speed is not a factor.

We finish around 2:00 PM at El Conquistador Mexican Restaurant in Waco, where we will share a beverage or meal with fellow rallyists from the Lone Star Region, who will end their own Waco National Mammoth Monument Rally at this restaurant.

After lunch, teams may optionally visit Waco sights, such as the Waco Mammoth National Monument, Dr. Pepper Museum, Magnolia Market, and the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame & Museum, before heading home.

No requirement for at least two people in each car unless you separate from the group and rely on (backup) route instructions. Contact rally@texasscca.org if you have a minor child (<18) in the car, as an official SCCA Waiver form will need to be signed

While same-day registration will be allowed, we encourage you to pre-register on Motorsportreg.com. The entry fee is $10 per vehicle, which covers insurance, route preparation, and administrative expenses.

TX: Waco National Mammoth Museum
2022-10-29 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | • HEB Grocery, Sequin, TX, 1340 E Court Street, Seguin, TX, 78155, United States
Join the SCCA Lone Star Region on their Waco Run Road Rally, from Seguin to Waco, where they will have a late lunch at the El Conquistador Restaurant before visiting one of several Waco attractions, including the Waco Memorial Mammoth Museum, the Texas Ranger Museum, the Mayborn Museum Complex, the Dr. Pepper Museum, or the Cameron Park Zoo. This non-speed family event will be a wonderful chance to enjoy Texas country roads in the fall. Participants will be asked to answer 30 questions about the rally route. All awards are voted on by participants at the end of the event.

Each team must have a valid inspection sticker and a Driver with a valid driver’s license; the car must also have proof of insurance and a Navigator who reads English. Children are welcome, but children under 18 must have an SCCA Minor Waiver signed by both parents. Children, if qualified, may be Drivers or Navigators. The fee is only $25 per car whether a member of SCCA or not. This route will be over paved Federal, State, and County roads.

The Rally will start with Saturday registration from 9-10 AM. There will be a Safety Briefing at 9:45, after which cars will be released to follow the rally route to Lockhart, Elgin, Taylor, and a host of smaller towns. Once the participants reach Waco, they are directed to El Conquistador Restaurant in southwest Waco, where we hope to meet up with members of the Ft. Worth-Dallas Road Rally coming from the north. After voting on Road Rally awards, participants will be given instructions on several Waco attractions they can visit.

SCCA events are still asked to observe COVID precautions, so we ask whoever attends the 9:45 Safety Briefing to wear a mask and/or separation protocols. If you experience symptoms of COVID immediately before the event, your money will be refunded.

The GOAL of the SCCA is to Have Fun with Cars!

MO: Ozark Mountain Tombstone Trek Rally
2022-10-29 11:00 - 17:00 UTC | • Springfield Dyno, Republic, MO, 2480 S Dry Branch Lane, Republic, MO, 65738, United States
We are doing a Trek style rally that focuses on the drive, not the competition of the trivia, but if you would like to answer a few questions (very limited) to see if you can take home the ‘Tombstone’ travelling trophy you will have that option (OMR Members only).

Fall is here, and an annual Ozark Mountain Region tradition is right around the corner. Enjoy a drive with friends ending with food and fun, but please ‘Bring Your Own Beverage’ of choice for the Social at the end of the Tombstone Rally and Social. The rally will end in Galena.Cost: $20 per car for SCCA members, if you need a Weekend membership it’s an additional $15.

Competitors that choose to (Driver and Navigator) will answer, and find answers along the road, to trivia questions. Expect a leisurely drive of roughly 73.87 miles of the most scenic paved roads in the Ozarks, ending with a party at Bill Hale’s house on the lake. We’re starting early, so we can hang out and enjoy the location.Contact Matt Longpine with any questions.

DC: Dominion Drive Trek '22
2022-11-05 07:00 - 17:00 UTC | • Dominion Raceway and Entertainment, Woodford, VA, 6501 Dominion Raceway Avenue, Woodford, VA, 22580, United States
Each car must have a Regular Member or at least one Weekend Member in the car during driving portions of the tour. Read the rules here: Dominion Drive Trek Rally Supps (rules).

Fall drives are back with a flair! Dominion Drive Trek ’22 will take off on November 5th from the Dominion Raceway South main parking lot. Throughout the day, Old Dominion territory will be toured to the delight of sports and touring car enthusiasts. Along Lake Anna and up through rarely seen countryside with amazing stops along the way, and the long way from Thornburg to Bluemont.

Callaway Classics Car Show, lunch stop, pass through the middle of Mount Weather property on 601, TWA Flight 514 monument, and on to the Twin Oaks Tavern Winery.

About 200 miles will be covered in the 5-hour tour (no lost islands involved, think Gilligan’s Island).

If you would like to come to explore the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania area the night before, there are plenty of great places to dine. There are three hotels in the immediate area of the starting point at Dominion Raceway in Thornburg, VA, are Best Western, Holiday Inn Express, and Tru by Hilton.

Rain or shine, we roll out on the adventure at 9A, so join the SCCA Washington DC Region.

Additional details and registration will be available through Motorsportreg.com.

AL: Pine Mountain Trek RoadRally
2023-04-22 08:00 - 12:00 UTC | • Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum, Leeds, AL, 6030 Barber Motorsports Pkwy, Leeds, AL, 35094, United States
Join ALSCCA for our first road rally event, a Trek across Pine Mountain in central Alabama!

About this event:Pine Mountain Trek will follow the SCCA Trek-format, a fun non-competitive follow-the-leader drive through country roads, mountain roads, and byways, but with a twist – there will be General Instructions and Route Instructions provided, checkpoints along the route, and basic training for those interested in follow-on competitive TSD rallies with scoring.

The Trek will end at the Mustang Museum of America in Odenville, AL. The museum welcomes our SCCA group to view more than 100 cars of every vintage, including the US’s largest collection of Highway Patrol Mustangs, with a discounted entrance fee of $10/person. Those interested can join us for lunch at Charlie’s BBQ in Odenville around noon.

The Trek will begin in the parking lot of the Barber Motorsports Museum at 8:00 am, Saturday April 22nd, 2023. Waivers, along with basic training and instructions will be provided at 8:00 am – don’t be late! First car out at 9:00 am. Length of drive: 58 miles, 2.0 hours. A return drive back to the starting point at your leisure will add 17 miles in 25 minutes.

Registration and payment must be done online.

The number of cars participating will be limited to 20 total, minimum of one driver and one navigator per car, other riders welcome. If your navigator or riders are minors, a special release is required.

Registration fee: SCCA members $20/car. Non-members $30 (includes $10 fee for SCCA weekend membership)

No special equipment is required. A smartphone with built-in GPS and a windshield mount is strongly recommended, allowing you to download and use the free Richta Competitor app (Apple App Store or Google Play Store). It is recommended that you download this app before arriving. Further instructions on app use will be provided prior to the rally start. A clipboard, pen or pencil for note-taking, and a basic stop-watch may be useful. Full rally timing equipment and apps are not allowed, as there are no competitive classes in this Trek event.

Event Schedule

8:00 am – Waivers and training/instructions, look for us in the Barber Motorsports Museum parking lot

9:00 am – First group of cars out

9:30 am – Sweep car out

11:00 am – Arrive at Mustang Museum of America, Odenville, AL, end of Trek rally

12:00 noon – Depart Mustang Museum for lunch with friends, return on your own

For more information regarding this event check out our forum: Pine Mountain Treck Information!

Event requirements

You must register in advance. No walk up registrations will be processed.Minor waivers (under 19 in Alabama) must be completed before the event, see the General Instructions.

TX: Texas Region Spring Paradise Trek
2023-04-29 10:00 - 15:30 UTC | • The Horny Toad Cafe and Bar, Denton, TX, 5812 I-35, Denton, TX, 76207, United States
The Texas Region of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) invites all fellow car enthusiasts to this Spring Paradise Trek in Denton and Wise counties. A Trek is a non-competitive driving event on scenic country roads. There are no questions, puzzles, tricks, traps, or timed controls, just a fun (and stress-free) drive following a pre-determined route using a “convoy style” format. We’ll provide basic route instructions as a backup only. All are welcome, and no prior rally experience is necessary.

We’ll set out from The Horny Toad Café & Bar in Denton, then wind our way on twisty back roads, some of them within the LBJ National Grassland, ending in Paradise, Texas (the town, not the state of mind). We’ll stop for a group picture at one or two sites along the route. For added fun, we plan to stop along the way to visit Eagles Canyon Raceway (ECR), where we can briefly tour the facilities, observe cars on track, and enjoy a quick lunch at the Over the Top Bar & Grill.

Check-in and starting place: The Horny Toad Café & Bar

Registration/check-in: 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM on Rally Day

Safety Briefing: 10:35 AM

Cars leave the start: 10:45 AM

Length: ~90 miles (~4 hours, including stops)

Finish: ~3:00 pm in Paradise, Texas, where we will take a group photo.

Optional before heading home: homemade ice cream at Bless Your Mouth near Bridgeport.

Rally type: Trek. Non-scored organized scenic drive.

Route: paved roads in Denton, Wise, and (a little corner of) Cooke counties; we may encounter brief stretches of uneven pavement, which may influence your choice of vehicle on Rally Day

Vehicles: Sports Cars, Family Cars, Classic Cars, Antiques, anything with four wheels that’s street-legal is OK in this Rally. Note: speed is not a factor.

There is no requirement for at least two people in each car unless you separate from the group and rely on (backup) route instructions.

Contact rally@texasscca.org if you have a minor child (<18) in the car, as an SCCA Minor Waiver form will need to be signed.

Rally entry fee (covers insurance and preparation and administration expenses): regular SCCA Members $10 per vehicle; Weekend Members $20 per vehicle (includes membership fee).

Rally Master: John Poulos

While same-day registration will be allowed, we encourage you to pre-register. To pre-register, click here.

This event is sanctioned as a Trek by SCCA, under Sanction Number 23-RRTK-60613; it does not qualify for Regional or National Championship points.

For more information on the RoadRally Series, visit www.texasscca.org/rally

SCCA RoadRally Quarterly Zoom Get-Together Set for May 25th
2023-05-25 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago) | • Zoominar Across America, 6620 SE Dwight St., Topeka, KS, 66619, United States
Continuing the series of Quarterly Zoom Get-Togethers, which started in 2021, the SCCA RoadRally Board announces that the next session will occur on Thursday, May 25th, 7-9:00 PM CDT. They are currently confirming topics and presenters, yet they wished to “get the word out” so you can mark your calendars!

All SCCA members are invited to participate, and we’ll post more details as they are made available.

See you there!

PA: ChesMont Historical Trek
2023-06-17 10:00 - 14:00 UTC | • Panera Bread, Wayne, PA, 267 Swedesford Rd, Wayne, PA, 19087, United States
The SCCA Philadelphia Region presents the ChesMont Historical Trek on Saturday, June 17th.

The ChesMont Historical Trek is a tour of several Chester and Montgomery Counties sites. This is a NON-COMPETITIVE EVENT. That is, there are no trophies to be won and no pressure, just a leisurely drive through the countryside. You can spend as much or as little time as you want at any stop. Or come back another day with your instructions when you have more time. The nearby Valley Forge National Historical Park is the first site we’ll visit. Several, but not all, other sites, such as the Paoli Battlefield in Malvern, will have a Revolutionary War connection.

Our route will cover 60-70 miles (depending on which optional sites you visit). The route is paved, so there are no worries about dirt/rocks.

Start: We’ll gather at Panera Bread in the Gateway Shopping Center at 10:00 AM and handle Registration outside. Your registration packet will include the route instructions and publicity material for other upcoming events in the area. All participants must sign a liability release, and non-members must fill out the Weekend and Trial Membership forms and Minor Waivers for anyone under 18 (please call Clyde Heckler before the event for Minor requirements). You may have as many people in the car as there are seatbelts in the car.

You may depart whenever you are ready, but we encourage you to grab a bite to eat/drink at Panera and review your route instructions.

Finish: The Schwenksville, PA area, where several restaurants are available for lunch and are listed in the route instructions.

Questions about the event can be sent to the Rallymaster Clyde Heckler (or call him 609-923-6306).

Event Requirements

The cost is $20 per team if at least one person is an SCCA Member and $35 per team if there are no SCCA Members. The non-member fee includes a $15 Weekend Membership fee and a $15 coupon toward Annual Membership if redeemed within 60 days.

Cars must be in working order and be insured with an auto insurance policy with liability limits of not less than $20,000 /$40,000/$10,000 (no exceptions). Each entrant must certify that the car entered is legally on the road and is owned by the entrant or used by the entrant with the owner’s permission. Any participant under 18 must have a Minor Waiver printed in color and signed by all parents/guardians.

Non-members are encouraged to complete their Weekend Membership forms before the event and bring them along to expedite Registration.

NV: Northern Sierra Trek
2023-07-08 08:00 - 12:00 UTC | • Automotion, Reno, NV, 225 Telegraph Street, Reno, NV, United States
Join the SCCA Reno Region for our Northern Sierra Trek, a non-competitive driving event as we travel through the Northern Sierra Nevada Mountains! We will start at Automotion in Reno, then Truckee, then Downieville, and end at Nevada City.

NOTE: This trek occurs on public roads. All traffic laws are to be followed, including speed limits. Speed contests are prohibited.

Tentative Schedule:8:00 AM – Meetup at Automotion (near Grand Sierra Resort)8:30 AM – Departing for Truckee, CA9:30 AM – Truckee meetup at Donner Party Picnic Park11:00 AM – Downieville stop at 114 Main St.12:00 PM – End of Trek. Optional Lunch at Three Forks Brewery & Bakery (Nevada City). Bring extra quarters for parking meters!

TX: San Antonio 2023 Historic Tour RoadRally
2023-08-12 13:00 - 17:00 UTC | • Walmart, San Antonio, TX, 11210 Potranco Road, San Antonio, TX, United States
San Antonio has had more battles fought within its city limits than any other town in North America. These battles occurred while San Antonio was under the jurisdiction of Spain, the Republic of Mexico, The Republic of Texas, and the Confederate States of America, not to mention the United States. This Road Rally will take you to the approximate location of each site. However, the exact location of some of the sites is unknown, and other sites were running battles that ranged over several miles. If you want a more detailed investigation of any site, you are encouraged to revisit any site on your own and at your convenience—the oldest two sites date from 1813, and the youngest one from the 1870s.

This is a non-speed social Road Rally whose route will be along city streets, and speed bumps may be an issue for some cars. We will start on the west side of San Antonio, proceed to the far south side, and then complete our tour just north of downtown. It should take 90 minutes and two hours for this RoadRally as you learn about the history of San Antonio. Questions may be asked along the route, but awards are not based on questions or a car’s finish position. This RoadRally is meant to be a fun learning event and a social outing where all participants will vote on awards at our final destination.

On the event day, Saturday, 12 August 2023, participants will meet at the west side of the Walmart Superstore parking lot in San Antonio. Registration will be from 1:00 to 2:00, with a safety briefing at 1:45. After the safety briefing, cars will be released for the route which takes place on city streets. Our destination is The Longhorn Cafe at 1003 Tittiman Road in San Antonio.

SCCA RoadRally Quarterly Zoom Get-Together Set for August 31st
2023-08-31 20:00 - 22:00 (America/Chicago) | • Zoominar Across America, 6620 SE Dwight St., Topeka, KS, 66619, United States
Continuing the series of Quarterly Zoom Get-Togethers, which started in 2021, the SCCA RoadRally Board announces that the next session will occur on Thursday, August 31, 2023, from 8:00-10:00 PM EDT.

Topics featured are:

Stay tuned! We are finalizing the presentations and will share them with you in July. For now, we want you to Save the Date on your calendars!

All sessions will offer plenty of time for Q&A!

All SCCA members are invited to participate.

Join us on August 31st!

NJ: NJ Highlands Coalition Spring Car Trek
2024-03-10 10:00 - 14:00 (America/Chicago) | • Subaru World of Newton, Newton, NJ, 84 Hampton House Road, Newton, NJ, 07860, United States
Join the New Jersey Highlands Coalition for an educational driving tour through Sussex, Morris, and Passaic Counties to explore the history of the Ramapough Lenape in the northern Highlands.

Enjoy a drive through the Highlands Core Forest on the Spring Car Trek, 320 square miles of the most mature and least fragmented forest in the northern part of the state. The Trek will include Wanaque Reservoir and areas of historical importance to the Ramapough Lenape near Mahwah including ceremonial lands, the Green Valley Settlement, and a trading post.

Participants will check in at Subaru World of Newton between 10:00 and 10:45 to receive their tour packet and turn-by-turn directions before setting out in their personal vehicles to drive the route. The Trek will conclude at approximately 1:00 PM, with an option to meet fellow Trekkers for lunch at a local eatery.

Registration opens February 5th – Click Here to Sign Up!
