Concidering the difficulty of finding suitable parking lots for auto-x I can see how finding a suitable rally area would be even more difficult.

 

I would Rally race my daily driver truck in a second...that would be fun!

 

maybe mastro will do another one this year...

i'll see if i can find out

 

they were looking to do another one.. but its very hard to find somewhere to doit.. i competed in the one in Stark last year.. the course was basically a reall rally stage..and as such you cant really drive 100% with your daily driver without fear of breaking it..

this year there is a Subaru of Americas sponsored AutoX for subarus only in Jacksonville instead..

Pete at mastro basically couldnt find any backing.. couldnt get SCCA sponsorship and most importantly couldnt find anywhere to host it.

if peopel can find places to host it.. i will take that to Pete (i knwo him pretty well) and see if he is willing to do it again... but we'd need a place.. and some decent interest.

Zate.

 

I'd take my truck out if it was ruff terrain or my car if it was what we talked about before, just a dirt field with a cone course set up.

 

hell, I'd run the SE-R on any course(if I break something just gives me a damn good excuse to get a new thing that broke )

I have been looking for possible places to hold a RallyX(living in Lakeland gives me some oppotunity) lots of cow fields around here

 

I have been living here in St Pete for the last three years, and I haven't seen any thing even remotely resembling rallying. I really would like to get into the sport, but without a car I can't do much, so if anyone needs a good navigator, I am your man. I've experienced several rallies through preperation of my cousin's Subaru, so I know my way around a rally car, and I have experience in plotting routes and taking pace notes.
So if anybody needs a navigator, gimme a buzz.