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Welcome to the Northwest Rally Council

The Northwest Rally Council is an organization of Western Washington clubs dedicated to Time|Speed|Distance (TSD) rallies and similar non-performance autosports activities. NWRC events are generally held between the months of February and November for all skill levels.

October Results

October 24, 2026 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

Season Finale!

September 25, 2026 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

The 2026 season winds down with our final event Signs of Fall, on Saturday, October 10th.

Registration opens at 10:00am at the Eastgate Park&Ride (14200 SE Eastgate Way in Bellevue) with the First Car Out at 11:01am.  Registration is in the NE corner of the surface lot under the SE 142nd flyover.  Entry fee is $30 per car, cash only.

Please read the NWRC General Instructions and having a printed copy with you might prove useful.

All events in the 2026 Weekend Series use the Richta GPS Checkpoint system for scoring.  If you are not already familiar with this tool, please read the quick guide.  The event will be using Evansville passage controls.  There will be a RESTART about midway to get caught up and stretch your legs.  Download the Richta Competitor app (from Apple or Google Play) and install it on your iOS or Android device ahead of time.

The event is about 4 hours long and will finish in the Four Corners area.

Come finish up the 2026 season with us!

2026 Season Championship awards will be presented at the end of this event. Must be present to win.

“The 8th Sign” Rally Summary

September 25, 2026 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

A small but enthusiastic group of rallyists ran the September Rally, ‘The 8th Sign”. The odocheck took rallyists East on I-90, then Westbound on Highway 18 over the Tiger Mountain Pass to Hobart. They then drove around Lake Francis encountering Checkpoint 2 (Leg 1.)

Next, rallyists headed towards Ravensdale passing the infamous Yellow Submarine. The route headed West on SE Kent Kangley Rd where a note Ghost Riders was introduced but could not be executed as there was no Note Ghost Riders, just Ghost Rider. The crossing guards for the equestrians on Landsburg Road before Checkpoint 3 (Leg 2) added the finishing touch to the trap.

Checkpoint 4 (leg 3) was located just outside of Ravensdale Park.

Leg 4 started with a bathroom break transit then headed towards Kanaskat Palmer State Park and the traffic pause, then, on to Checkpoint 5.

Leg 5 began with a sign reversed reference. It was very short and the penalty was small.

Leg 6 traversed the areas around Fell Hill, Krain Corner and fields filled with livestock.

Leg 7 zig-zagged around more field and pastureland and ended at Green Valley Road.

Leg 8 meandered through the Green River Valley. I had you observe the Doreen Johnson Conservation Area. Doreen was a teacher and environmental advocate. This area was named in her honor in 2017. I have known Doreen and her family since 1970. Doreen was the mother of Nora Johnson Hightower, a fellow rallyist (and 1st in Masters class) and my friend who I met at Federal Way High School. I had Doreen as a teacher and Nora had my father as a teacher, too. Our families have been friends since then. Leg 8’s Checkpoint (9) was at the top of the hill on the Lake Holm Mesa.

Leg 9 wound its way around heading to Four Corners and the Rally finish. One numbered route instruction (NRI) was out of order. If you missed executing this instruction in order, you were timed in early on this last leg.

All competitive classes were represented on the Rally. So, all competitors won a trophy for participating.

I want to thank my wife, Derris Humphrey, for all her support in making this rally happen. And, I want to thank all the competitors who participated. Thank you to Mike Daily for creating our trophies. Thank you to Dave Treen for riding pace with us.

October is the last Rally for 2026. Novice, SOP and Master Class 2026 Championship trophies will be awarded after the October event awards. Rallyists must present at the October Rally to earn the Championship trophies!

John Humphrey
Rallymaster

Back To Work

August 12, 2026 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

We’re on hiatus for August, but September will be here soon and brings us another Saturday Rally on 9/12.

The next event is titled “The 8th Sign” and our Council President, John, steps up as rallymaster once again.

Anticipate registration opening at 10am at the Eastgate Park&Ride (14200 SE Eastgate Way in Bellevue). We meet in the NE corner of the surface lot under the SE 142nd flyover. Driver’s meeting at 10:45am. First car out at 11:01am.

Entry fee is $30 per car, cash only.

Please read/review the updated (Feb 2025) NWRC General Instructions. Having a printed copy with you may prove to be helpful.

All events in the 2026 Weekend Series use the Richta GPS Checkpoint system for scoring. If you are not already familiar with this tool, please read the quick guide. Download the Richta Competitor app (from Apple or Google Play) and install on your iOS or Android device ahead of time.

Anticipate a south finish (such as Auburn, Covington, or Four Corners). Anticipate rally route will be 3.5-4 hours long.

More details may be posted when/if they become available.

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