So where are all the threads??

[doitagain]

http://www.wrc.com/

http://www.score-international.com/

http://www.dakar.com/index_DAKus.html

http://www.sbs.com.au/dakar/

[xorpheous]

Starting a couple now. Thanks for starting creating a rally section!

[doitagain]

Thanks for requesting it

[RS2]

The name is wrong. There are a few rally series that will be included here.

Rally and Off Road Forum.

[R22]

i appreciate the new topic. i've only seen rallye on tv, but it just looks so wild and crazy. exciting too. i just don't know anything at all about it. this is give me an opportunity to learn more, so i am thankful. now y'all that know something about it post on!!!

[indyracefan]

i appreciate the new topic. i've only seen rallye on tv, but it just looks so wild and crazy. exciting too. i just don't know anything at all about it. this is give me an opportunity to learn more, so i am thankful. now y'all that know something about it post on!!!

+1.

[xorpheous]

Got interested in rally back in the 1980s when the Group B monsters were roaming the stages and the Audi Quattro was kicking butt. Lost touch with it a bit in the 90s, but my brother re-introduced me to the WRC in 2001. Saw Colin McRae drive and my love for the sport was INSTANTLY rekindled. When I found the Rally America Series late in 2008, I immediately started looking for rallies near me. Fortunately, there was one within a VERY easy drive from me in Salem, MO, the 100 Acre Wood Rally. You can see my pics from 2009 and 2010 on my Flickr stream, and a few select from myself and my wife at OpenPaddock.net. I'm headed to the 100AW rally next weekend, and I'll be sure to post some pics here and give an update here and more fulsomely on our site.

[GreyMouser70]

Back in the day, I used to follow the SCCA "Press On Regardless" which if I remember correctly was in it's later years part of the FIA world rally schedule.. I lived about 25 mi from one of the special stages and enjoyed them driving one of my favorite stretches of roads in N. Michigan (M-119 from Harbors Springs, MI to Cross Village, MI; aka "the Tunnel of Trees") in late November and usually in a snow storm. Ahh... pleasant memories.