WI: Badger Burrow Divisional Tour Rally
2025-05-03 | • C’s Restaurant and Bakery, Middleton, WI, 2550 Allen Blvd, Middleton, WI, 53562, United States

OR: AROO Cup Rally #3
2025-05-04 09:15 - 14:00 (America/Chicago) | • Cook Park, Tigard, OR, 16999 SW 92nd Ave, Tigard, OR, 97224, United States
The AROO CUP Mini-Rally Series, sanctioned by the Alfa Romeo Owners of Oregon, is starting with the first of four rallies on March 2nd, followed by April 13, May 4, and June 1, in their 2025 season. Everyone is invited to try a 2-3 hour TSD road rally!

TSDs (time-speed-distance) navigational drives are fun and challenging. They begin at 10 AM at Cook Park in Tigard. Plan to arrive about an hour early for the social aspect and the Drivers’ meeting. Every rally ends at a BBQ or Pizza joint for debrief and decompress. Roads are awesome, and it is a challenge to pass each checkpoint exactly on time.

Register by sending an email to: paul.eklund@alfaclub.org. If you are interested in a brief Rally School introduction/refresher, held one hour before our first event, please send an email to Paul Eklund.

Full Schedule:• Sunday, March 2 — Arrive by 9:15 AM, Cook Park, Tigard. FCO 10:00 a.m.• Sunday, April 13 — Arrive by 9:00 AM, Cook Park, Tigard. Roger Dilts presiding.• Sunday, May 4 — Arrive by 9:15 AM, Cook Park, Tigard, written by Simon Levear, Rallymasters John and Maria.• Sunday, June 1 — Our special mini-NWC Rally! Arrive by 8:45 AM, Cook Park, Tigard. This is an all-day rally event, concluding with a great all-club dinner to which all AROO members are invited. There will be a short tour that will rendezvous at the restaurant to join the rally competitors.

Key Information:• AROO Cup Season Championship is awarded to the top cars in the STANDARD and VINTAGE classes. Standard allows calculators, and vintage is purely pen and paper.• Costs — $30 per event for a car with an AROO MEMBER, otherwise $40• Season Passes will be available at the first two events: $90 gets you all four rallies (AROO) or $120 (non-AROO).• Rules — See the RALLY RULES at our website
Contact — Please email with any comments, questions, or to register for an event.

• May the 4th Be With You Episode 2 RoadRally
2025-05-04 09:15 - 14:00 UTC | • Panera Bread, Jacksonville, FL, 10 Riverside Ave, Jacksonville, Florida, 32202
The SCCA Buccaneer Region’s most successful road rally is back! This time with more prizes, more trivia, and a route that follows Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones movie!
New for 2025!
Prizes for best dressed or costume, best decorated car, best wookiee roar impression, highest trivia score, and more!
Each team will be tasked with tracking down Padmé’s attempted assassin by traversing the busy streets of Coruscant. Then track the mysterious bounty hunter to Kamino where you’ll discover the droid army the Federation has been manufacturing in secret. After that, it’s on to Geonosis where you’ll have to escape the Reek, Acklay, and Nexu before engaging in a lightsaber battle with Count Duku. After a battle well fought, you’ll finally report back to the Jedi Council – for awards, prizes, and event wrap-up.
This event is an SCCA TSD (time-speed-distance) Road Rally, where each vehicle will drive on paved public roads, following a set of predefined route instructions through various checkpoints using the Richta GPS Checkpoints mobile application. Participants will be scored based on their arrival time at each of the defined checkpoints. We will start at Panera, located near downtown Jacksonville, where cars will depart every 1 minute. The finish will be a sit-down restaurant at the Saint Johns Town Center, where scoring, awards, and lunch will be available (you are responsible for purchasing your food; we encourage everyone to eat and support the location).
New to road rally or unsure what they’re all about? Check out RoadRally 101: Everything YOU need to know to Rally Your Car by Red Hen Racing on YouTube. It is somewhat lengthy, yet a humorous video explanation.
Any car is allowed, provided it meets all Florida state laws and is insured to meet the state’s minimum requirements. A valid driver’s license and proof of insurance will be required at on-site registration. Each car is allowed as many people as there are seatbelts in the vehicle, but each car is required to have at least 2 people: a Driver and a Navigator. There will be a starting location, a calibration zone, multiple free/transit zones, and several unmanned checkpoints. Team numbers will be assigned, but the starting order will be determined at random.
There are three available classes for this rally: Stock, Limited, and Seat of Your Pants. Visit https://www.scca.com/pages/roadrally-rules for official class descriptions and rules. Below are some examples of the types of setups used in each class.

Stock: Using your vehicle’s stock trip/odometer, smartphone as a calculator, and a stopwatch (perhaps the same or another smartphone). This is the most common class and recommended for novices.
Limited: Using the car’s built in navigation system to show distance traveled, a 3rd party GPS tracking system via mobile app (i.e. Richta Odometer, Maps, or a Odometer/Trip app), as long as that information isn’t transferable to the calculating device (i.e. can’t be the same smartphone running the app and calculations).
SOP: Just your odometer, pens/pencils, stopwatch, and gut instincts. No calculator of any kind.

Online registration for the driver and navigator is required at Motorsportreg.com!
Starting Location: Panera Bread
Finishing Location: Chuy’s, 4914 Town Center Pkwy, Jacksonville, FL
Registration Fee: $30 for SCCA members, $50 for non-SCCA members (Weekend Membership required)
Estimated Duration: 35 miles, 1.5 – 2hrs in duration (depending on traffic conditions in Coruscant and Geonosis), breaks are allowed along the way at your leisure.
Required Equipment: A Dedicated smartphone with the Richta GPS Checkpoint mobile app; the phone cannot be used while the rally is active. Download at https://richtarally.com/
Recommended Equipment: Clipboard, pencils/pens, highlighters, stopwatches (smartphone ok), calculator, secondary (and/or 3rd) smartphone
Event Schedule:
Thursday May 1st 11:59pm – Online event registration closes
Sunday May 4th 9:15am – On-site check in opens
Sunday May 4th 10:00am – First car out
Sunday May 4th 12:00pm (estimated) – First car arrives
Sunday May 4th 1:00pm (estimated) – Award ceremony

MD: Get the Dust-Off Rallye XXXVI
2025-05-04 09:30 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | • DeJon Vineyard, 5300 Hydes Rd, Hydes, MD, 21082, United States
The 36th Annual Get the Dust-Off Rallye will be held on Sunday, May 4th, 2025, sanctioned by the MG’s of Baltimore and is dedicated to the memory of Richard W. Murphy. It will start and finish at Dejon Vineyards! This will be a GTA (Game, Tour, Adventure) style rallye of approximately 60 competitive miles. Our 2025 Get the Dust-Off Rallye will have no unpaved sections.

CLASSES: All vehicles are welcome. Classes will be provided for Historic vehicles up to 1981 and modern vehicles 1982 and later. Awards will be based on the number of entrants per class.

START & FINISH: Dejon Vineyards. Bring along your picnic basket lunch and tailgating supplies. A food truck will be available on site. Wine tasting will be provided for entrants (MGOB hand stamp required).

REGISTRATION: Opens at 9:00 AM. The Drivers’ Meeting at 9:45 AM, and the first car is off at 10:01 AM. Please plan to arrive early. Registration fees are $25 per car, with a $5 discount for early registration by April 19th.

All vehicles must have at least 2 people. If a minor (less than 18 years old) is to participate, you must contact us in advance to secure a Minor Release form, which requires the signature of both parents.

Contact Rallymaster Eric Salminen for registration information, or head to our website!

NJ: Spring into Action! RoadRally
2025-05-17 09:00 - 15:00 UTC | • Ciocca Corvette Agency, Atlantic City, NJ, 430 N. Albany Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ, 08401, United States
Spring into Action! with the SCCA South Jersey Region!

A Road Rally is an automobile competition where entrants drive a four-wheeled daily driver vehicle. Those vehicles could be a car, a pickup truck, an SUV, or a sports car of any make or model. The teams consist of two people: a Driver and a Navigator. The events are held on public roads, which are area backroads. Entrants in the Spring into Action RoadRally will be amazed at the lack of traffic encountered on the rally. The skill needed is to precisely drive the assigned average speeds. Those speeds are at or below the legal speed limit on the road. Entrants are given penalty points of 1 point per second early OR late they arrive at Timing Checkpoints. The course is unknown to the entrants at the beginning of the rally. A set of precise Route Instructions (directions) are given at the morning check-in. The cars start in one minute intervals and will be timed at approximately 60 locations during the rally. The entrants cell phone will time their car using the Richta app. The Richta app is free to the download and use for the entrants.
No prior rally experience is necessary. This rally is designed to be accessible for teams new to the sport while still being a challenge for experienced teams. There are no tricky instructions. There is a 50 car/small truck limit to the number of entries.
The rally will use a smart phone app for timing the contestants’ arrival at the checkpoints. The app uses GPS information from your phone to record your arrival time and will, within a tenth of a seconds, tell you how early or late you arrived. The app will also display your total score as you progress through the checkpoints. All contestants must have a cell phone with them for the rally. Cell phone signal strength is not an issue since you will download all the data needed to your phone prior to the rally. The app is free to download. Go to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and search Richta. Download the Richta competitor app.
You only need the following things:
Any 4 wheeled street legal and insured car or small truck.
A team of two people consisting of a driver and navigator.
Driver must posse a current driver’s license.
Pay the entry fee of $35 per car ($17.50 per person). All cars with an SCCA member on the team will only pay $35 per car to enter. Cars with no SCCA members must pay an additional $15 for SCCA membership for the weekend for both entrants and be covered by our club insurance.
The rally starts at Ciocca Corvette (430 N Albany Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401). Day of event check in begins at 9:00 am, Contestants meeting at 10 am, Rally begins at 10:30 am.
The rally finishes at the Finish Line Pub at New Jersey Motorsports Park (8000 Dividing Creek Rd., Millville, NJ 08332). First car should finish about 2:00pm. Trophy presentation will be about 2:30.
Select a Class as described below: Newbies should enter Stock
Stock: No limit on road rally calculating equipment but your mileage must be measured by the vehicle’s stock odometer located in its’ stock position.
Open: No limit on your road rally equipment, trophy eligible at 5 cars entering this class.
For more information contact Jim Wakemen at either 609-634-0485 or jwakemen43@aol.com.

Event requirements

The RoadRally will be conducted in full compliance with the Abridged Road Rally Rules (RRRs) as supplemented by the event’s General Instructions (GIs).
Each rally team will be required to bring a smartphone that is equipped with the Richta Autonomous GPS Checkpoint App. This app will monitor your car’s position during the rally and will record the precise time at which you arrive at each Timing Control on the rally. Once you have arrived at a Timing Control, the app will calculate your score for that leg and display it to you.
Each rally team will be required to bring a completed emergency contact, vehicle inspection, and insurance form to registration when you perform on-site registration.

KY: World Famous Ice Cream Rally
2025-05-18 12:30 - 16:00 UTC | CA
You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream!
And it’s a double scoop of adventure day with ice cream and a road rally! The World Famous Ice Cream Rally, sanctioned by the SCCA Southern Indiana Region, takes to the streets on Sunday, May 18th.
Check in at Lic’s Deli and Ice Cream at 1230PM, an entrant meeting at 1PM-ish, and the first car departs shortly after the entrant meeting. The rally will use the Richta GPS Checkpoints app, so you must install it on a smartphone or tablet before you get to the rally. It is available from both the Apple Store and Google Play store.
Pre-event registration is required. We will not be doing registration on-site. For more information, click here to head to Motorsportreg, our official registration site. Drivers register first, and then the Navigator registers. Entry Fees range from $27 – $57 per car, depending on the team’s membership. Should anyone under 18 years of age participate as a Driver or Navigator, there are SCCA Waiver matters to be taken care of before the event day. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with Paul Dornburg at 270-314-9069 for assistance.

BC: Tour de North Rally 2025
2025-05-24 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago) | • White Spot in Courtenay, Driftwood Mall, 2299 Cliffe Ave, Courtenay, British Columbia, V9N 2L5, Canada
Come and join the Rally Association of Vancouver Island for the Tour de North, a mostly rural mid island adventure! Challenge your friends to join in, starting and ending in Courtenay.
It will be a fun day on scenic back roads, mostly paved. The trick is to “stay on time” to avoid any time penalties. Remember, this is not a race, but a precision driving event that pits a team of two, a Driver and a Navigator, to negotiate some fantastic roads, at challenging, but below legal limit speeds.
Sure, it sounds easy, but it’s not! This is a true novice event, so everything is clearly spelled out, with easy to follow instructions, recovery points if you get lost, and talented rallyists with years of experience to (hopefully) get you into rallysport, by answering questions and giving guidance. From the “Novice Drivers Meeting”, scrutineering (checking that your car meets rally rules; also called Tech Check) your car, throughout the event, to the dinner and awards, you will have a BLAST!
Smiles and stories, guaranteed.

The rally is sanctioned by Rally Pacific Motorsports (RPM, the BC region of CARS), and follows the current BC Rally Regulations.

The event is limited to 30 entries, so head over to MotorsportReg today, where you’ll find more the Tech Check form, Supplementals and more! This event will use Richta GPS Checkpoints, which is free and available for both iOs and Android, for scoring the event.

OR: 47th Annual Old Spider Tour
2025-05-24 08:45 - 13:00 (America/Chicago) | • Santiam River Rest Area, Jefferson, OR, i-5, Jefferson, OR, 97352, United States
It’s time for the Alfa Romeo Oregon Owner’s premier driving tour of the Spring, with a new 160-mile route to the North Coast! Bill Gillham is once again leading the 47th Annual Old Spider Tour. For this edition, Bill has designed a new route that comprises 160 miles of roads we (mostly) have never used for a tour or rally before. The route kicks off in the central Willamette Valley and then takes on the legendary Nestucca River Road over to the Cape Meares Lighthouse near Tillamook.

The drive should take around four hours and includes three rest breaks along the way. Afterwards, enjoy a nice lunch along the coast with your fellow travelers. Be sure to RSVP to Bill Gillham at hooligan.racing.llc@gmail.com!
The Old Spider Tour starts from the Santiam River Rest Area, Southbound I-5, West Parking Lot, south of Jefferson at approximately Milepost 241. We’ll start with a Driver’s Meeting at 950 AM, and the Tour departs at 10 AM sharp!

The run is open to all. Please bring what you have, but Old Spiders are the honored model, so they will have the privilege of leading the tour.

To our Portland Area Participants — Meet at the Baldock Rest Area just south of Wilsonville on I-5 Southbound at approximately Milepost 281 at 9 AM. Gather in the far back parking lot and be ready to depart at 9 AM.

Land O' Lakes Spring Classic RoadRally @ Wandering Ewe
2025-05-31 | CA

Chicago Region Spring Tour RoadRally @ Flying J Travel Center
2025-05-31 | CA

OR: AROO Cup Rally #4
2025-06-01 08:45 - 17:00 (America/Chicago) | • Cook Park, Tigard, OR, 16999 SW 92nd Ave, Tigard, OR, 97224, United States
The AROO CUP Mini-Rally Series, sanctioned by the Alfa Romeo Owners of Oregon, is starting with the first of four rallies on March 2nd, followed by April 13, May 4, and June 1, in their 2025 season. Everyone is invited to try a 2-3 hour TSD road rally!

TSDs (time-speed-distance) navigational drives are fun and challenging. They begin at 10 AM at Cook Park in Tigard. Plan to arrive about an hour early for the social aspect and the Drivers’ meeting. Every rally ends at a BBQ or Pizza joint for debrief and decompress. Roads are awesome, and it is a challenge to pass each checkpoint exactly on time.

Register by sending an email to: paul.eklund@alfaclub.org. If you are interested in a brief Rally School introduction/refresher, held one hour before our first event, please send an email to Paul Eklund.

Full Schedule:• Sunday, March 2 — Arrive by 9:15 AM, Cook Park, Tigard. FCO 10:00 a.m.• Sunday, April 13 — Arrive by 9:00 AM, Cook Park, Tigard. Roger Dilts presiding.• Sunday, May 4 — Arrive by 9:15 AM, Cook Park, Tigard, written by Simon Levear, John and Maria, Rallymasters.• Sunday, June 1 — Our special mini-NWC Rally! Arrive by 8:45 AM, Cook Park, Tigard. This is an all-day rally event, concluding with a great all-club dinner to which all AROO members are invited. There will be a short tour that will rendezvous at the restaurant to join the rally competitors.

Key Information:• AROO Cup Season Championship is awarded to the top cars in the STANDARD and VINTAGE classes. Standard allows calculators, and vintage is purely pen and paper.• Costs — $30 per event for a car with an AROO MEMBER, otherwise $40• Season Passes will be available at the first two events: $90 gets you all four rallies (AROO) or $120 (non-AROO).• Rules — See the RALLY RULES at our website
Contact — Please email with any comments, questions, or to register for an event.

CO: Rallye Glenwood Springs
2025-06-06 07:00 - 2025-06-08 12:00 (America/Denver) | • Great Scott’s Eatery, Denver, CO, 1295 Cortez Street, Denver, CO, 80221, United States
The Rallye Glenwood Springs, now in it’s 73rd year is the longest continually-held car rallye in North America. It brings cars and drivers of all marques together for three days of driving fun. Friday June 6 is our TSD Rallye from Denver to Glenwood Springs, followed by a Welcome Dinner for participants. Saturday’s event is a scenic gimmick rallye starting and finishing in Glenwood Springs, and Sunday includes a car show and funkhana. The entry fee for those team competing in all three events, and the car show, is $99.00.

The rallye is a traditional Time Speed Distance (TSD) event and is challenging and devious, but probably not diabolical. Our Ministers of Misdirection and Skullduggery (Rallye Masters) have avoided hard-to-see signs and other annoyances to ensure a fun and challenging rallye experience. Like last year, we are using a GPS-based smart phone app called the Richta GPS Competitor to score Friday’s rallye, which is a free and easy to use app that is available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Be sure to download the Richta GPS Competitor app before arriving on Friday morning.
As always, please bring a clipboard, pen/pencil and paper, stopwatch, and a well-read copy of the Rallye General Instructions (downloaded from our website). Also bring a charger for your smart phone that you can use in the car. The GPS function uses more power than the phone alone. One or more experienced rallyists will be available at the start location to answer questions and get you on your way.
All assigned speeds will be at or below posted speed limits. There will be breaks along the route, including a lunch break.
Rallye Classes:

Novice SOP (Seat of the Pants) – Rallyists are eligible for Novice class until they win a First Place or have competed in THREE TSD Rallyes. Pencil and paper calculations only.
Intermediate SOP – Rallyists are eligible for Intermediate class until they have won First Place in Intermediate class. Pencil and paper calculations only.
Experienced SOP – No limit on experience. Pencil and paper calculations only. Rallye charts and tables are permitted.
Vintage – Any equipment must be period correct. Cars must have been manufactured before 1970.
Computer – No limit on equipment.

Participants are expected to properly determine their Rallye class and enter it in Richta GPS Competitor. Failure to indicate your class in Richta GPS Competitor will place you in Experienced SOP class.
Awards are given for first through fourth places in Novice and Intermediate classes, and first through third places in Experienced, Vintage, and Computer classes.

All car brands (and their drivers) are welcome and no experience is necessary! Hosted by the MG Car Club – Rocky Mountain Centre, this long-running and reasonably priced event includes fun competition, beautiful roads, and great cars.

OR: CSCC Saturday Series Rally - June
2025-06-07 09:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago) | • Lowe’s – Milwaukie, OR, 13631 SE Johnson Rd, Milwaukie, OR, 97222, United States
The Road Rally program of the Cascade Sports Car Club, also known as Cascade Geargrinders, offers beginner-friendly time-speed-distance road rallies that last three to four hours, starting and ending in the Portland area. The motorsport of Road Rally is a game you play while going for a drive in the country. Play the game that takes you places.

The June 7 rally is the third of six in the Cascade Geargrinders 2025 Saturday Road Rally Series. Teams that run three or more of the six rallies are eligible for Series Awards. Please take a look at our 2025 Geargrinder Season Flyer.

Entry requires a street-legal vehicle, a licensed and insured Driver, a Navigator, and a smart device (e.g., cell phone or tablet) running the Richta GPS Checkpoints app, available for free from the Apple App Store or Google Play.

There is no on-site registration; more information and online registration can be found at MotorsportReg.com. There will be a Zoom Q&A Meeting on June 6, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. All communication about the Saturday Series is conducted via email. Watch for emails and respond promptly.

The first car departs from the Milwaukie Lowe’s at 10:01 AM and is expected to arrive in Ridgefield, WA, around 1:30 PM. Prizes will be awarded after all teams have arrived, and the results will be emailed by the end of the weekend.
Entry fee: $25 per car for CSCC members (either driver or navigator is a Cascade member)$35 per car for non-members

CA: BeetleJuice BeetleJuice Q/A Gimmick Rallye
2025-06-07 12:00 - 19:00 (America/Chicago) | • Zoom Across America to Silicon Valley, One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, CA, 95014, United States
Hey you! Put down that Guidebook for the Recently Deceased and hop online to navigate The Rallye Club’s Google Maps Beetlejuice Q/A Gimmick Rallye on Saturday, June 7th.

The BeetleJuice BeetleJuice will also be a charity event, allowing rallyists to donate to the Gary Sinise Foundation or the Wounded Warrior Family Support organization as their entry fee on the registration form.

You’ll use Google Maps View and Zoom for this special event. Downloadable instructions will be available at Noon, and the Rallye will finish by 7:00 PM. There is a Beginner’s School via Zoom at 1 PM to explain the Rallye and how to use Google Maps Street View, and a post-Rallye Zoom at 8 PM for results, discussion, and awards.

Registration is available online! Check out our list of entries so far and answers to frequently asked questions. For more info, email the Rallyemaster.

RReNews Note: No, this is not being held at the Apple Headquarters, we just used that for a California location for our calendaring purposes, as this is a Zoom event!

Milwaukee, Quantum Leap 2025 Divisional Course RoadRally @ Sauk City Wisconsin Park & Ride
2025-06-21 | CA

Milwaukee, Badger Sett 2025 Divisional Tour RoadRally @ Sauk City Wisconsin Park & Ride
2025-06-21 | CA

MN: The Great Race 2025
2025-06-21 00:00 - 2025-06-29 23:59 (America/Chicago) | MN: Minnesota State Fairground, St. Paul, 1265 Snelling Avenue North, St. Paul, MN, 55108-3003, United States
Great Race. Great adventure. This year, she starts at the iconic Back to the Fifties Weekend at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds and heads on the highways and byways to Lake Murray in South Carolina.

The 2025 Great Race, as we post this, is officially sold out! Keep your eye on this event as the organizers with towns along the route celebrate the event coming through their coming through their communities!

https://www.greatrace.com

PA: White Cat Road Rally, Blairsville
2025-06-29 | • Clem’s Cafe – Blairsville, PA, 1985 US-22, Blairsville, PA, 15717, United States
Join the Allegheny Highlands Region of the Sports Car Club of America, for another rendition of Rallymaster Bruce Gezon’s White Cat Road Rally.

PA: Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Rallye
2025-07-06 09:30 - 17:00 (America/Chicago) | • Dual Devils Garage, 101 W Pike Street, Houston, PA, 15342, United States
The 43rd Kick-Off Rallye, the kick-off event of the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix, takes place Sunday, July 6th, starting at Dual Devils Garage.
The Rallye occurs one week before our PVGP Race Week. The competition consists of a combined Monte Carlo/Gimmick rally requiring no prior experience. You can compete in any vehicle you like – any year, any make – no restrictions. We welcome unique and different cars. With Lotus as the Marque and Mazda Miata as the Spotlight, we expect a large contingent of each – special prizes will be awarded.
Any motorsport enthusiast can register for a fun but competitive mystery course to test their driving, navigational, and trivia skills through the Pittsburgh countryside. Paul MacIntyre and Chuck Larouere are already planning new twists for this year.
Your $80 entry donation includes your spot in the Kick-Off Rallye with a cookout for the driver and navigator. Additional passengers and meals can be purchased for $30 each. Registration is 930-1100 AM, with a Mandatory Drivers Meeting 11-1115 AM, and the first car departs at 1130 AM. Meals will be served as the vehicles return, with awards at 430 PM.
Multiple checkpoints are located early along the route and are shown in the route instructions with approximate mileage and the time the vehicle is due to cross the timing line. The tour should take 2.5 hours to complete and will all be on paved roads.
From Road Rally eNews – as a part of their fundraising efforts, the PVGP sponsors a sweepstakes; this year it is for a Ford GT-40! Check out the offering here!

WI: Spring Scamper Rally
2025-07-27 09:30 - 16:00 (America/Chicago) | • Hometown USA Community Park, Verona, WI, 531 E Verona Ave, Verona, WI, 53593, United States
The SCCA Milwaukee Region is delighted to announce that the Spring Scamper car rally is scheduled for Sunday, July 27, 2025. This 130-mile rally will start and finish in Verona, Wisconsin, 10 miles southwest of Madison, and will explore the scenic country roads northwest of Madison.

This year’s event will follow a brand-new route, crossing the Wisconsin River to explore the great roads in Sauk County, Wisconsin.

Spring Scamper is a charity fundraiser for the Dane County Humane Society. This great organization provides care and finds “furever” homes for thousands of dogs, cats, and other animals every year. Your rally entry will help support their work.

The entry fee is $20 per person, and a minimum of two people are required per car. Any type of street-legal vehicle is permitted, and you do not have to be a member of the Sports Car Club of America. Registration is now open at msreg.com/SpringScamper2025. There is a 30-car limit, so don’t delay in getting registered today!

There will be four classes: Computer, Calculating, SOP (Seat of the Pants), and First Timer. For more information, please visit our registration page. Scoring will use the Mojo GPS checkpoint system to record your arrival time at each checkpoint. Once you register, you’ll receive information on how to download a custom app (Mojo Competitor) to your smartphone.

Laser-engraved Pilsner glasses will be awarded as trophies to the top teams in each Class.

Bring that car you love to drive and explore new roads with us. We look forward to seeing you on Sunday, July 27th.

Warm regards, Jim Crittenden – Rallymaster

RReNews Note: We have reached out to the Rallymaster, yet the starting location may not be their choice. We used a frequently used starting location for Rallymaster Crittenden’s events, so that we may get this posted up!

St. Louis Region Tulips Redux RoadRally @ Troy Park & Ride
2025-08-09 | CA

Detroit Region Friday Press On Regardless National RoadRally @ Hampton Inn - Gaylord
2025-09-05 | CA

Detroit Region Saturday Press On Regardless National RoadRally @ Hampton Inn - Gaylord
2025-09-06 | CA

Milwaukee Oktoberally 2025 National Course Roadrally @ AmericInn by Wyndham - Viroqua
2025-09-20 | CA

WI: Badger Coulees 2025 National Tour RoadRally, Viroqua
2025-09-21 | • AmericInn by Wyndham, Viroqua, WI, 1325 N Main St, Viroqua, WI, 54665, United States

IL: Chicago Region Fall RoadRally Tour
2025-10-18 | • Flying J Travel Center, South Beloit, IL, 16049 Willowbrook Road, South Beloit, IL, 61080-9562, United States
Join the SCCA Chicago Region on their Fall RoadRally Tour, on Saturday, October 18th.

CANCELED - Northern New Jersey, Toys for Tots - 36th Annual Teddy Bear RoadRally @ Subaru World of Hackettstown
2025-12-14 | CA

IN: Cabin Fever Vaccine Drive, RoadRally, Evansville
2026-02-21 | • Hardee’s, Boeke Road, Evansville, IN, 1501 N Boeke Rd, Evansville, IN, 47711, United States

VT: New England Region Winter Challenge RoadRally, Barre
2026-02-28 12:30 - 2026-03-01 02:00 UTC | • The Hollow Inn – Barre, VT, 278 S Main St, Barre, VT, 05641, United States
The Winter Challenge Rally, by Rallymaster John Buffum, will take place February 28th and end in the early morning hours of March 1st. The rally will generally follow the NER (New England Region) Road Rally Regulations (RRR), which can be viewed at (NER.ORG). We have condensed the RRR’s and these ‘Generals’ should be all you need to follow the correct course. Interested teams can find more information at winterchaallengerally.com.
Rally Philosophy:
WINTER CHALLENGE RALLY (WC) is not a ‘trap rally; it has a couple of thinking situations in Section 1) – don’t overthink every NRI. There will be 15-20 Regularity Sections (RS) throughout the day (night). The controls at the start of Regularity Sections are called CZT’s (Car Zero Time); you should self-start (at 1 minute intervals) at your start time. No penalties will accrue at these controls. Within the RS’s, starting at the CZT, there will be timed portions (Legs).
You will be penalized for every SECOND you arrive early or late at timing control points in these Legs. There may be multiple controls in each timed portion (leg). After the last timing CP or the notation “End Regularity timing” (whichever comes first), there are no controls and competitors can travel at their own pace. Driving normally, you should get to the start of the next RS 2 minutes before your RESTART time. The Route Instructions will show the RESTART time for Car 0. Your Richta phone will show your ideal RESTART time.

IN: More Scrambled Legs Road Rally, Evansville
2026-03-02 12:30 - 2026-03-08 17:00 UTC | • Hardee’s, Boeke Road, Evansville, IN, 1501 N Boeke Rd, Evansville, IN, 47711, United States
The SCCA Southern Indiana Region kicks off their rally season on Sunday, March 8th, with More Scrambled Legs. The event will start from Hardee’s in Evansville, and Rallymaster Bob Sonntag encourages you to arrive a little early if this is your first rally or first rally in a long time.; there will be some brief tutoring to make your day more fun!

Here’s the link to information and registration in MSR: https://msreg.com/2026-RALLY-1. Preregistration is required; there is no onsite registration. Drivers register first and then the Navigator. Please, do not bring someone who is not registered. Guests should use the SpeedWaiver process during registration.

The route is all paved. Nearly all of it nicely paved. There’s spot about 40 feet long of “tough winter” and it’s not a problem.

Those with good memories may remember last year’s Scrambled Legs and this second helping is a different take on much of that route. Oh sure, there’s a visit to Buente Road, a touch of Trapp Road, a little counting of Opps at Ts, some loops, and one other little thing to see who will drop shell into their omelet.

Adjustments have been made for the 90s that aren’t “CASTable.”

With breaks & no mistakes, the route runs about 97 miles and will take about 3.25 hours to get to Los Bravos on Evansville’s west side.

Join us and see if, as a friend put it, if this rally is all it’s cracked up to be.
