The next rallymaster.

[treekiller]

Looking for someone that wants Training on becoming a rally master, if you are convinced you can find some good roads, I will help train you in the art and you'll be able to write your own rally.

anyone ?

Jeff

[Just Dave]

I'd like to at least talk to you about it. I grew up and still live in south Pasco and know alot of the rural areas. I may be able to come up with some roads.

I'll hit you up at the Rallycross in March

[treekiller]

Dave, to be honest I am planing one more rallycross in April, but then I need to have the rally event prepared for May. if you want some more time I would highly suggest start scouting and marking them on a map. we can then link them together or use one of the more creative styles to hold stages. I have Mikey looking too so whoever gets a preliminary map to me quicker can be the rallymaster. I like Pasco, there are actually hills! The reason I recommend doing it early is because planing a rally well takes time, a theme. Oh and did I mention it takes time? and you want to have time to go back and change the event etc. unless you want to make it a full time job (which no-one does) I always recommend 80-90 days from start of planing to running a rally.

[Just Dave]

I guess you LITERALLY mean the "next rally master" :)

Well, I'm not in any huge hurry to host a rally. As a matter of fact, I just realized I won't be able to make the March Rallycross because I'll be out of town that weekend :(

So don't count on me short term, but I'd definitely like to learn and help.

[treekiller]

we can break you in slowly, let you work a checkpoint or be on the planing committee so fat the planning committee WAS the rally master but, I think it's best to have the rallies be a product of more then one person. while I have disagreed with this in the past because I always felt a rally is such a personal thing to create. our events are big enough, and have diverse enough competitors to require more attention.