Road rallies are legally restricted to an average speed of 30 mph. The object is to follow the correct route while maintaining this average speed, no faster, no slower. The "30 average" may not sound very fast, but there are a number of obstacles to slow competitors down; maintaining the required average speed in practice requires some enthusiastic driving.
Being the fastest on the road is not the way to win a road rally. The score is kept in terms of penalty points; you get a small penalty for being late at a time control (checkpoint), and larger penalties for being early, for missing out part of the route, for arriving at a checkpoint in the wrong direction, or for missing a checkpoint entirely.
NAVIGATIONAL
INTRODUCTION
Association(s) Championship Co-ordinator
Steve Turnbull
Tel: (07917) 565600 mobile
E-Mail : steve@sccmc.org.uk
The Scottish Associations Navigational Rally Championship 2008
Date
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Event
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Organising Club
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Maps
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Regs/Entry Form
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2nd February 2008
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Bontree Birl
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54
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[regs][entry form]
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23rd February 2008
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Nuit Blanche Rally
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58,59
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cancelled
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8th March 2008
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Gropers Rally
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44,45
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[regs][entry form]
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6th September 2008
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Autumn Rally
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26,27,35
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25th October 2008
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Early Winter Rally
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74
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8th November 2008
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Forth Bridges Rally
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58,65
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6th December 2008
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Williamson Rally
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30,31
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