About this event
May 2, 2018 - We are postponing this event due to low registration numbers, we hope to have another event during the summer.
The Atlanta Region of the Sports Car Club of America invites you to the first RoadRally of the 2018 season, a 100+ mile tour of the countryside around Athens, Georgia. Using mostly paved (there is one short gravel section, less than 1.5 miles in length), through roads, competitors (two to a car) will be given route instructions to follow and at least 25 multiple choice questions to answer from along the route.
There will also be several Magic Mile checkpoints along the route. You'll be given several points along the route with a given start time and speed to travel for the next 1-2 miles. Maintain that speed and if there's a checkpoint, you'll be timed. Arrive early or late, and you’ll pick up some penalty points. If there isn't a checkpoint, motor on.
Scoring:
- Each incorrect answer: 15 points
- Each hundredth of a minute early or late at a checkpoint: 1 point
- Maximum score at a checkpoint or a missed checkpoint: 50 points
Rallying is a precision sport and lowest score wins. A RoadRally is not a race: competitors will never need to exceed the posted speed limit.
The official start and finish locations will be announced no later than Monday, May 7, but will be in Athens. Registration fee is $25 for SCCA members and $30 for non-members. A limited number of walk-up registrations will be available.
For questions or information on how to register, contact Rallymaster Mark Johnson at rallygeorgia@gmail.com or visit the Atlanta Region’s web site at AtlantaSCCA.org.
The General Instructions (which are the rules of the rally) will be posted on Monday, May 7, and emailed to all registered entrants on that day.
Event requirements
Each vehicle must have two occupants, a driver and a navigator. Additional adult occupants may put you in a fun-run class, minors are allowed with a signed minor waiver form.
Electronic or mechanical adjustable odometers are not allowed on this event. The use of a GPS or mapping program is also prohibited. Play fair.
A clipboard, pens, pencils, highlighter and a watch or smartphone app you can easily adjust the time on are strongly recommended - official time will be available at the start and it may be different from what time you think it is.