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Raindrop Rally 5/4 – registration is open

April 10, 2025 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

Let’s go to the RASC page for Raindrop 2025.

Running Equipped? Raise Your Hand!

April 10, 2025 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

We’re not trying to discourage it. Simply put, no teams registered for Friday Nighters in the Equipped (EQP) class in the last couple of years. There was discussion of eliminating the class definition from the General Instructions but we elected to retain it. You’re welcome to enter/run in this class!

We also want to save the expense of making trophies for an empty class. For 2025, the Council’s policy is to only make Friday Nighter trophies for the Equipped class if notified ahead of time that one or more teams will be running in EQP.

March Madness, Meet April Anticipation

March 27, 2025 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

In just two weeks, the NWRC 2025 Friday Nighter season begins, when Puget Sound Rally Club presents “Sprung Spring” on April 11th.

Rallymaster Dave Treen describes it as “a 2 hour driving event with no intentional traps” which sounds perfect for waking rally skills from winter hibernation.

Don’t forget to grab the updated General Instructions new for 2025.

Season Championships will be run for Novice, Seat-Of-Pants, and Masters classes. Run the April Friday Nighter to establish yourself as point leader! Note that due to the six-way tie for 1st place in the 2024 Novice championship, all participants remain eligible to compete as Novices in the 2025 championship.

2025 Season Standings

February 15, 2025 By Mike Daily Leave a Comment

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Congratulations to our 2025 season champions.

Although they had the same total points, Doug Gordon won 1st MAS Navigator for having more 1st place finishes (2) than Derris Humphrey. Masters had the highest turnout of any class this year, and it is worth noting that the 2nd and 3rd place champion drivers and navigators bolstered their positions with worker points.

Points in green are worker points. If an SOP or Masters competitor works an event in a role that prohibits them from competing, worker points are given. SOP competitors can earn worker points once during the season. MAS competitors can earn points multiple times (10/5/2/1>). Worker points are earned for any contributing effort that prevents you from being eligible to enter an event for points, not just for the Rallymaster. This can be a great way to stay in the hunt if you have to miss an event. Participating in an event checkout, typically run a week or two before the actual event date, is an easy way to put 10 points on the board.

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