Flamethrower RoadRally 2025

This is a SAVE THE DATE posting and will be updated later.

The Flamethrower Rally is a Regularity Rally run in the Minnesota part of the Driftless area. The course takes advantage of the elevation changes, natural twisty roads, and challenging winter conditions in the valleys flowing into the Mississippi River. "Flamethrower" is a reference to the Lucas Flamethrower driving lights, and as such, much of this rally will be held not only in challenging terrain and winter weather conditions, but also in dusk and nighttime conditions!

Each car must include two people: a driver and a navigator. No other passengers are allowed. If your navigator is a minor a special release is required.

No special equipment is required. For the most fun, we recommend you download the Rabbit Rally 2.0 app to use our interactive digital roadbook and GPS timing. Rabbit Rally 2.0 offers an interactive digital roadbook and does all calculations for you so that you always know if you are on time. Time Allowances are now integrated directly into Rabbit for easier operation.

Timing is done via independent GPS boxes mounted on your windows.

Rabbit Rally Info

Start: Godfather's Pizza, 2000 Old W Main St, Red Wing, MN 55066
End: TBD
Date: Feb 22, 2025
Entry fee is TBD. Another $15 per car for weekend membership if neither of you are SCCA members
In-person sign-in starts at TBD late afternoon
Time: First car out at TBD
Length: ~6 hours, TBD miles

It is highly recommended to use snow tires. Most all season tires are not. We suggest you also bring standard winter travel items such as a blanket, boots, warm weather gear, and ensure your car has a recovery point in case you go off the road.

Art 1 Organization

Land Of Lakes region, Sports Car Club of America.

Chairman Tyler Linner

Rallymaster Tyler Linner

RoadRally Safety Steward Eric Linner

TA Liaison Tyler Linner

Pre-Check Eric Linner

Registrar Eric Linner

Art. 2 Description

The rally follows the international regularity format. Speed shall have no impact whatsoever on the classification. Regularity Zones (RZs) shall be set up where participants have to follow the established average speed and stay close to the ideal time throughout the route. Time penalties shall be handed down as points. The winner shall be the competitor with the fewest points at the end of the rally. The details of the itinerary and the various controls shall be set out in the time card.