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hmmmmmm? soooo its a really long road trip. idk i love driving but that doest seem very 'thrilling'. interesting roads sounds cool though. idk i will read more on it.
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well there is more to it then that. if you think TSD is just a casual road tour. we have teams that carry $1200 worth of equipment in fully equipped cars to get the best possable score. (and have to run in their own class because of it) Loren Is from the old rally school, I'm more from the new rally school.
his event is going to challange the "team" more then my events tend to do, where my rallies traditionally are straight Drive-X style. (simple tulip instructions, difficult to drive roads) this event is going to be more of a traditional TSD. the driver will have to work to keep up pace, however the navagator is going to have to work and think to get a good score.
Granted no autosport is for everybody... but it's cheap to try and see if you like this shorter one, then if so come out and try one of my 6+ hour endurance rallies. they are not for the weak... there is no other form of autosport where you can match the Dollars per seat time ratio. plus the comunication lessons learned are vital to carring into professional rally.
his event is going to challange the "team" more then my events tend to do, where my rallies traditionally are straight Drive-X style. (simple tulip instructions, difficult to drive roads) this event is going to be more of a traditional TSD. the driver will have to work to keep up pace, however the navagator is going to have to work and think to get a good score.
Granted no autosport is for everybody... but it's cheap to try and see if you like this shorter one, then if so come out and try one of my 6+ hour endurance rallies. they are not for the weak... there is no other form of autosport where you can match the Dollars per seat time ratio. plus the comunication lessons learned are vital to carring into professional rally.
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well there is more to it then that. if you think TSD is just a casual road tour. we have teams that carry $1200 worth of equipment in fully equipped cars to get the best possable score. (and have to run in their own class because of it) Loren Is from the old rally school, I'm more from the new rally school.
his event is going to challange the "team" more then my events tend to do, where my rallies traditionally are straight Drive-X style. (simple tulip instructions, difficult to drive roads) this event is going to be more of a traditional TSD. the driver will have to work to keep up pace, however the navagator is going to have to work and think to get a good score.
Granted no autosport is for everybody... but it's cheap to try and see if you like this shorter one, then if so come out and try one of my 6+ hour endurance rallies. they are not for the weak... there is no other form of autosport where you can match the Dollars per seat time ratio. plus the comunication lessons learned are vital to carring into professional rally.
his event is going to challange the "team" more then my events tend to do, where my rallies traditionally are straight Drive-X style. (simple tulip instructions, difficult to drive roads) this event is going to be more of a traditional TSD. the driver will have to work to keep up pace, however the navagator is going to have to work and think to get a good score.
Granted no autosport is for everybody... but it's cheap to try and see if you like this shorter one, then if so come out and try one of my 6+ hour endurance rallies. they are not for the weak... there is no other form of autosport where you can match the Dollars per seat time ratio. plus the comunication lessons learned are vital to carring into professional rally.
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Okay, holidays are over, time to get registered for the rally!
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The route is very nearly finished. Did a pre-run with a novice navigator yesterday. He didn't get lost with a little help... but he did find some challenges. Are YOU up for the challenge?
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The route is very nearly finished. Did a pre-run with a novice navigator yesterday. He didn't get lost with a little help... but he did find some challenges. Are YOU up for the challenge?
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