racermike

For anyone wanting to watch close up rally cars "flying" through the woods day and night, the "100 ACRE WOOD" is next week, Feb. 22-23. The event is again headquartered in Salem, Mo.. They are always looking for help because it takes a large number of folks to put on the event, from Timing and Scoring, Start and Finish Stage Crews, Course and Spectator Marshalls, and more. Having a "HAM" license is a plus too. They will have FREE food, goodies, and PARTY for the volunteers, and FUN for everyone! Cars and drivers from all over the continent, and farther, will attend.

For more information if you want to get involved,,,,or just to spectate, visit:

http://www.100aw.org/index.html and/or

http://www.rally-america.com/index.php

aussiesmg

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Wish there was one of these near me

silverbulletrt02

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That is a sweet rally. I've driven down there for it and it was well worth it. a buddy of mine runs some rally's, he took 1st place in his class at Sno*Drift a few weeks ago.

he runs a white shadow...pretty funny how a 20+ year old car is still winning....

racermike

Entry looks like it is up to ~57~ or so. Usually several Mazdas and a few rotaries. I only see 1 MX-3 (hometown boy) so far....?

http://www.rally-america.com/event.1...ion=entry_list

Supposed to warm up to mid 40s by race days.

aussiesmg, How far are you from Wellsboro, Pa.?

http://www.rally-america.com/event.STPR.2008.php

aussiesmg

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500 miles...dammit, the closest one I know of is held in North MI about 350 miles, I hate living in the flatlands

racermike

There has been some interesting weather moved through the area of the Rally but nothing the organizers can't handle. Everything is still a "go" and all volunteers and spectators are encouraged to follow their game plan. They could still use some help with various activities (just start at registration) and the local communities will gladly welcome the fans!!