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 | MI

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

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!

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Allegheny Highlands White Cat RoadRally @ Clem’s Café
2025-06-29 | MI

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 | MI

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

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

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

Milwaukee Badger Coulees 2025 National Tour RoadRally @ AmericInn by Wyndham - Viroqua
2025-09-21 | MI

IL: Chicago Region Fall RoadRally Tour 2025 @ Flying J Travel Center
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 | MI

VT: New England Region Winter Challenge RoadRally
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
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.

MN: Land O' Lakes Coupe des Elko RoadRally
2026-03-21 17:00 - 18:30 UTC | • Cub Foods South, Lakeville, 20250 Heritage Dr #1, Lakeville, MN, 55044, United States
The SCCA Land O’ Lakes Region, is hosting a little 15-mile rally to the Region’s Awards Banquet. New to road rally? Come get a taste in this short rally by Rallymaster Stephen Frame.

Starting from Cub Foods South in Lakeville:
17:00 Sign-In
17:15 Competitor Meeting
17:31 First Car Out
18:01 First Car In at Elko Speedway
Each car is required to have both a Driver and a Navigator. You can leave the second car at Cub. Paper roadbooks will be distributed on your start minute. Entry Fee: $10.
Classes will be “run what ya brung.” All you need is a stopwatch. No odometer calibration will be provided. Only one checkpoint, timed with a clock and an eyeball. No worries, just vibes. The lowest scoring team will receive the coveted Elko Cup. The rally includes some unpaved roads.

• Minnesota Valley Winter RoadRally
2026-03-22 | • Mizzy’s Pizza, Carver, 4715 Dahlgren Rd, Carver, MN, 55315, United States

NV: Western Nevada Desert RoadRally Trek
2026-04-04 08:30 - 12:30 UTC | • The Outlets at Legends, Sparks, NV, 1310 Scheels Drive, Sparks, NV, 89434, United States
Join Reno SCCA for our Spring Western Nevada Desert Trek, from Silver Springs to Pyramid Lake, on Saturday, April 4, 2026. This is a non-competitive social event that occurs on public roads. Vehicles must be road-legal and traffic laws must be followed, including speed limits. Speed contests are prohibited.
We’ll be starting at 8:30 AM from the Target/Dunkin’ Donuts location near The Outlets at Legends in Sparks, NV. Times listed below are approximate. Please plan for unexpected delays that may occur.
8:30 AM – Meetup at Target in the “Legends” area in Sparks
9:00 AM – Depart Target/Legends
10:00AM – Arrive at Silver Springs Casino – Silver Springs, NV
10:30AM – Pass Reno-Fernley Raceway – Fernley, NV
11:00AM – Social Stop at Pyramid Lake Museum – Nixon, NV
12:00PM – Arrive at Bully’s Sports Bar & Grill – Spanish Springs, Sparks NV
Estimated Driving Time – Approx. 3-4 hours
EVENT ENTRY FEES
SCCA Members: Free!
Weekend Membership (for non-SCCA members): $20
TREK ROUTE MAP LINK

TX: Tour de Force RoadRally
2026-04-04 10:45 - 17:00 UTC | • MotorSport Ranch, Cresson, TX, 9012 Performance Ct, Cresson, TX, 76035, United States
You’re invited to the Tour de Force Rally, a Texas Region Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Social Time-Speed-Distance (TSD) tour rally over scenic paved backroads of Somervell County and Hood County. The rally starts and ends at Motorsport Ranch (MSR), in Cresson, Texas. All entrants are welcome. No prior rally experience is necessary.
A precision driving event at fun speeds. This is not a speed or racing contest. Course following is easy with GPS mileages on every turn; there are no tricks or traps on the course. We assign speeds to drive. Your goal is to follow the rally route using written route instructions and arrive at each checkpoint at precisely the correct time. We will score you on how close to the perfect time you arrive. Get one point for each second early or late; low score wins. No calculations necessary.
We will use the Richta GPS Competitor app for timing and scoring. This app will monitor your car’s position during the rally and will record the precise time that you pass each checkpoint on the rally. Once you have passed a checkpoint, the app will calculate your score for that leg and announce it to you. Scores are automatically reported to the Rallymaster. No score sheet to fill out. We will send you information on the app after you pre-register. There are 37 timing checkpoints in about 70 miles of rally route.
We plan to conduct a virtual Rally School via Zoom (currently scheduled for March 29th) to help prepare for the rally (for details and to pre-register for the School, go to https://msreg.com/TFR26RSmsr ) . For those who can’t join the live session, we will post a YouTube video recording of the session. We encourage you to attend the School.

Starting Place: Motorsport Ranch (MSR)
Free time to check out other ongoing SCCA activities – Time Trials on the 1.3-mile circuit and Spring Fling Majors club racing on the 1.7-mile circuit: 8:30 am 12:00 pm
Registration/check-in: DriveXotic facility classroom: 10:45 am to 11:45 am on Rally Day
Lunch break (on your own): 11:15 am to 12:30 pm
Entrant orientation/safety briefing: DriveXotic facility classroom: 12:35 pm
Cars leave from MSR: 1:00 pm plus your car number
Cars leave the timed start in Granbury: 1:30 pm plus your car number
Length: approx. 72 miles (~2 hours)
Finish: MSR, (DriveXotic facility classroom) where we will gather for announcements and awards
Optional Track Tour Laps on the 3.1-mile track: 5:30 pm
Optional Dinner Party ($20 per person – payment at pre-registration): 6:30 pm
Rally type: TSD Tour. A smart phone, as well as a clipboard and pencil are all you need. No timing calculations needed (unless in Calculating Class – see below).
Route: paved roads in Hood County and Somervell County
Vehicles: 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.
At least two people (a Driver and a Navigator) are required in each car; contact roadrally@texasscca.com if you have a minor child (<18) in the car, as a form will need to be signed
Three classes: First-timer (neither crew member has run a rally before), SOP (Seat-of-the-Pants) (no timing calculations may be performed), Calculating (can use any electronic app or mechanical calculator to determine if running late or early along the route)
SCCA membership requirements: at least one SCCA Member is required in each car, either regular/annual Member or Weekend Member; if not currently a Member, you will be able to become a Weekend Member during online pre-registration
Rally entry fee (per vehicle): $40.00; regular SCCA Members: $15.00 discount. You must preregister on MotorsportReg.com.
Rallymaster: John Poulos.

This event is sanctioned as a Social Rally by SCCA, under Sanction Number 26-RRST-66965. It does not qualify for National Championship points.
For more information on the RoadRally Series, visit www.texasscca.org/rally

NY: Green Grand Prix RoadRally
2026-04-10 | • Watkins Glen International, Watkins, Glen, NY, 2790 County Route 16, Watkins Glen, NY, 14891, United States
This annual event, the Green Grand Prix RoadRally, is held at Watkins Glen International,
The Green Grand Prix is an educational and competitive event in Watkins Glen, NY including the only Official Sports Car Club of America Road Rally that promotes entry of all road-legal vehicle types and fuels in North America. Our Road Rally is sponsored by THE DORIS BOVEE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION. Doris Bovee was an environmental enthusiast and our road rally is a tribute to her.
Similar to previous years, the Doris Bovee Memorial Road Rally fuel economy event is open to all fuel types with classes for stock production, stock hybrid, stock plug-in hybrids, modified production, EV Sedan, EV SUV and exhibition. All entries are subject to approval by the Board of Directors.
The autocross portion of the day, however, is open only to production and modified hybrids, plug-in hybrids, EV Sedans, EV SUVs, and Ecomodders to be considered on an individual basis.

AZ: 36th Copperstate 1000
2026-04-11 - 2026-04-15 | • Tempe Diablo Stadium, 2200 W. Alameda Drive, Tempe, AZ, 85282, United States
Thinking of applying or learning more about the Copperstate 1000? Great! The 36th annual running of the Bell Lexus North Scottsdale Copperstate 1000 dates are Saturday, April 11, to Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
The eligibility year for acceptance is up to and including the 1973 model year; sports, racing, and grand touring. Cars after that date of manufacture will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
PLEASE NOTE: Clones, reproductions, tributes, and recreations are NOT eligible for participation in the Copperstate 1000.
We encourage you to apply with multiple vehicles to increase your chances of acceptance.
To preserve the integrity of the Bell Lexus North Scottsdale Copperstate 1000, the Route Map for the 2026 rally will NOT be published. If you are accepted to participate, you will receive your Route Book at registration.
The entrance fee for the 2026 Bell Lexus Copperstate 1000 is $11,250.00.
Applications are due on January 10th, 2026, and must be completed online. Notification of acceptance is the week of January 20th, 2026.

Your guide to the 80+ rare, vintage cars during this year’s rally! Includes car photos, descriptions, history, and route details for the 4-day, 1,000-mile journey. Get the Copperstate 1000 App today, available on both the App Store and Google Play!
From the Road Rally eNews Crew: Relive the 2025 Copperstate 1000 via their YouTube link! Our appreciation to the camera and editing crew for a well-done production!

Mohawk-Hudson, Spring Valley RoadRally @ Schoharie Park and Ride Lot
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Milwaukee Spring Scamper RoadRally @ Hometown USA Community Park
2026-04-12 | Hometown USA Community Park

Northern New Jersey, Second Hand Roads - Regional TSD RoadRally @ Subaru World of Newton
2026-04-26 | Subaru World of Newton

NJ: Second Hand Roads Divisional Course RoadRally
2026-04-26 10:00 - 15:00 UTC | • Subaru World of Newton, Newton, NJ, 84 Hampton House Road, Newton, NJ, 07860, United States
Join the SCCA Northern New Jersey Region on the 85-mile Second Hand Roads Divisional RoadRally with easy-to-follow route instructions. The event will start at Subaru World of Newton (NOTE: This is a new location for 2026).
For those looking to enjoy an afternoon of friendly competition their is a Regional Tour event for you. Those wishing to compete for SCCA National Course RoadRally Series points this Divisional event (26-RRDC-66587) will be just the ticket.
The Richta GPS Checkpoints system is free to use and will record your arrival time at each checkpoint. You’ll keep this app open while you run the rally and it will use the GPS signal from your device to record your arrival time at each checkpoint.
Once you pass a checkpoint, the app will automatically calculate your score for that checkpoint and announce it to you! No more waiting until the end of the rally to see how you did. You’ll see your score at each checkpoint as you go along.
General Instructions and details about the Richta GPS Checkpoints App will be emailed to all registered contestants two weeks prior to the event.
Divisional Entry fee is $35/car.
Regional Entry fee is $30/Car.
Another $20 for weekend membership paid to the National Office if no one on the team is an SCCA member.
In-person sign-in starts at 10:00 AM
Drivers Meeting: 10:45 AM
Time: First car out at 11:00 AM
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
EVENT CLASSES

REGIONAL

SOP (Seat of the Pants) – No timing calculations may be performed, except for comparing your actual time to the car zero time as shown in some route instructions.
Novice – Same equipment restriction as SOP, but in addition neither contestant may have competed in five or more TSD rallies.
Beginner – Same equipment restriction as SOP, but in addition neither contestant may have competed in more than one TSD rally.Regional trophies will be awarded for 1st and 2nd per class.

DIVISIONAL

Per the SCCA RoadRally Rules – Equipped, Limited, GPS and Stock – Microsoft Word – RRRs Abridged- 2023 Dec 23 2022 (connectsites.net)
Divisional Course Points will be based on the RRRs
Trophies will be awarded to 1st and 2nd per class. Equipped, Limited, GPS and Stock

Event requirements

The rally will be conducted in full compliance with the Abridged Road Rally Rules (RRRs) as supplemented by the events’ General Instructions (GIs).

Milwaukee, Badger Burrow 2026 Divisional RoadRally @ Grandma Mary's Cafe
2026-05-09 | Grandma Mary’s Cafe
