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2009 United States Road Rally Challenge
Settle Inn, La Crosse, WI
10/16/2009 – 10/18/2009
Created in 1995, when the SCCA’s Land ’o’ Lakes Region and the Sports Car Club of La Crosse hosted the inaugural event in–where else, La Crosse, Wis. The United States RoadRally Challenge (USRRC) brings together each fall the best RoadRally teams from the SCCA’s 114 regions for a weekend of winner-take-all rallying.
Typically, each weekend includes three national rallies that test teams in the club’s three major categories of competition: GTA (for Game, Tour, Adventure, otherwise known as non-timed gimmick rallies), Touring rallies (straightforward time-speed-distance events), and Course rallies (traditionally called trap rallies). To win a weekend title, a team must excel at all three kinds of rallying.
While during a typical USRRC weekend, a team may see 600 to 750 miles of on-the-road competition, there is also ample time for socializing, hospitality, and renewing friendships.
By design, the USRRC has no fixed home. Each year, local SCCA regions propose a venue for future events, and the RoadRally Board selects the venue it believes will best represent the sport and provide contestants with an enjoyable, challenging weekend. Since 1995, the USRRC has crossed the county from Wisconsin to Virginia to Oregon and back. This year’s USRRC Oct. 16-18 marks the third time La Crosse will host the rally weekend. Look for superb roads, fine fall weather (mostly), and an opportunity to explore the picturesque northwestern corner of the Badger State.