I disagree. We most definitely DO need our truck to tow our 30 foot enclosed trailer carrying the rally car, especially when going over the Berkshires/Appalachians and/or the Rockies. And Ken (Block) most definitely DOES need his truck when he's towing his 40 foot gooseneck.
Actually, now that you mention it, of the first five cars parked in this photo (Higgins, L'Estage, Crazy Leo, Hanson, Lagemann) only Higgins will be there this year. It's a shame.
These are quite literally all the rally events in North America. There are Global Rallycross Championship events (short course, side-by-side lap racing on a hybrid dirt/tarmac course), and SCCA RallyX events (basically autocross on dirt), but that's it really. Generally with rally any event that is within 4-4.5 hours…
You can lead the student to education but you can't make him learn.
Rally Racing News puts out an annual North American Stage Rally Schedule which lists every event taking place in the U.S./Canada (a total of 44 events in 2013). There are a ton of excellent races in the U.S, though the ability to attend one depends on your location. If you're in the northeast you're golden, west coast…
Goddamn. I wish I were 1/10 that good at snake
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I did indeed. I was posting for the Black River Stages rally, which takes place mid-September in Harrisville, NY. All rallies could use more volunteers but BRS has had particular trouble getting enough people of the last couple years, which is a shame because it's an excellent event and has THE BEST CHICKEN IN THE…
