"......to the Sno*Drift Rally. Preparations are underway for the 2011 event. Sno*Drift Rally is the first event of the 2011 Rally America Championship series, and is presented by Sno*Drift Rally Inc. Running concurrently are the Sno* and the Drift Regional rallies. As in past years, it will be headquartered in Atlanta, Michigan but also utilize the towns of Lewiston and Hillman. Sno*Drift Rally is unique several ways. Besides being the only winter rally on the Rally America circuit, it is fully contained within Montmorency County, Michigan. This year there will be larger Super Special for ease of viewing and there is the Sno*Attack, a rally within the rally for 2 wheel-drive cars. "

http://www.sno-drift.org/

It will be held on the 28th and 29th. whose all going?

 

Hmm, I just picked up an '05 Allroad, so maybe I'll have to make a little road trip.




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my engine for my quattro won't be rebuilt by then. :o(

 

Hurry up...

 

all i got is my 7, and i dont think rwd would be the choice drive in a snow rally lol. im heading up there with a few friends to catch some rally action on video

 

i'm trying to. i might just get a used engine for now and finish the rebuild for springtime.


i want it running by the end of january before the snow is gone. we can have a 3rd street rally.

 

I wish i could come. But at LSPR this year our tranmissions on our 98 impreza took a ****. And most of the crew cannot make the trip. But I wish i could at least go to spectate.

 

I go every year, this one will be no different.

Not sure what I'm driving in this time, might be my '91 miata, might be getting a ride in my friends '99 2.5RS.

 

Throw on some snow tires and go for it. They have a 2 wheel drive class just for you....

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On the other hand, as long as the temps stay cold our local club is going to be doing some ice racing around that time too. Basically, this is an autocross course set up on a lake, and tends to be more snow than ice. Haven't made it to one yet myself, but I've heard some great reviews on it.

Here is their website (no information posted yet, but should be soon): http://furrin.org

January 29/30—Tentative Ice Racing at Turk Lake, weather permitting.
February 5/6—Tentative Ice Racing at Turk Lake, weather permitting.

Turk Lake is just North of Greenville Michigan.... I think the entry fee is something like 15 bucks.

With the dates so close together, I'll either spend a lot of money to go up North for a few days, or stay cheap and actually do some racing locally. Now that I think about it, that sounds like a pretty easy choice. Especially when I start thinking about getting accommodations up North at the big rally. Hmmm.....

 

i would but $600 entry fee is a little high for my poor a$$ lol.

next year for sure tho