Would it be possible to auto-cross at the SE VTR if I dont have a
complete trunk? I've just started to autoX my Mk1 spit with the
SC SCCA and was really hopeing to run at that se vtr...
BUT.... I got rear ended... so its not street able right now
see: http://www2.netcom.com/~dagger/deadspit_2.jpg
doug
Tom Walling & Wendy Rose wrote:
> There are as many types of Rallye as there are ingenious rallymasters. It
>sounds like the VTR regional (at least the rallye you signed up for) is a
>"gimmick" type of event where you drive a prescribed route (you'll get
>instructions) and answer questions about landmarks, signs, sights, etc. along
>the way. This event may or may not be timed, sometimes the timing is to break
>a tie, but gimmick rallies are not usually as closely times ad a TSD event
>would be.
>
> Best advice? Relax, don't get too caught-up in the competitive side of the
>rallye, just enjoy the drive and the cleverness of the rallymaster who thought
>up the questions.
>
> ----------
> From: Ken Waringa[SMTP:kwaringa@dynsys.com]
> Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 9:32 AM
> To: Triumphs
> Subject: VTR SE Rallye
>
> What exactly does a Rallye involve? I know the web site says you have to
> answer questions about points along the route, but what else is involved?
> Is it timed or just a leisurely drive? VTR SE will be my first registered
> event, so I'm not exactly sure what I'm getting into, except a great
> weekend. My SO and I attended last year without a car, my TR6 wasn't on the
> road yet. We had a great time, even though we were not registered (didn't
> know about registering as it was our first event) so we're really looking
> forward to participating this year.
>
> Ken
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