Maps for Midnight Run Rally June 26 2009

Ok you rally enthusiasts. Joe from ITN has come through again with his promise of

making the maps for Midnight Run available online ahead of schedule.

Here are the maps

Map 1

Map 1a

Map 2

Map 2A

Map 3

Map 4

Right click on your PC or control Click on your mac to download these images.

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printing these images.

Have Fun and we will see you out there.

David

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Midnight Run Pre-Review

fellow rally enthusiasts,

I wanted to add to Joe’s message regarding Midnight Run. I helped with checkout last weekend (so I’ve been on the course) and I highly recommend running this rally. I enjoyed the roads, the vistas, and the (for the most part) utter lack of civilization. It is amazing that only a couple of hours from the California coast is wide open farm land for miles and miles. We did the checkout during the day but I continually envisioned how the roads would be at night time.

It is definitely a straightforward rally, not too easy, but not so overchallenging or complex. Not that I would ever advocate breaking laws or driving unsafely, but you will be on some straight roads, in the middle of the night… very scarce law enforcement, cyclists, kids and dogs all sound asleep, not wandering into your path. And as Joe said, the overnight rally is fun, it is not boring, it goes by faster than you think it will. Just sleep late on Saturday and bring coffee or energy drinks for the road. Snack lightly as you go and don’t eat a huge meal at the break. Swap drivers occasionally if necessary. Studies have shown that 4 a.m. is the slowest point in the human body’s rhythm so make sure that you are talking and playing the radio etc. Once the sun comes up you definitely get a second wind. Bring a handheld lamp to view routes and maps without having to use the dome lamp. This is the way almost all rallys used to be run, the daytime rally was the exception to the rule. So come out and do the Midnight Run and have a great time!

Kaylee
Silver 1995 Trans-Am 5.7 6-speed
rallying since 1985

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Citrus Blossom Special

Title: Citrus Blossom Special
Location: MIssion Hills California
Link out: Click here
Description:

An SCCA Regional Time-Speed-Distance rally written by Rachel Smith. The second in
the SMSCC Rally Series of 2009. This rally will be a fun romp and lightly trapped.
Come out and enjoy the scenery of Ventura County and the surrounding environment.
See the sights and the scenery. Beginners welcome.
Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2009-05-02
End Time: 16:30

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May First Friday Niter, FFN

Come join us this Friday for the May FFN, written by Joanna Paden.  It’s a perfect tune-up for Citrus Blossom Special, which runs the next day.  It runs in the Simi Valley and shares some roads in Ventura County with CBS.  The rally finishes at Topper’s Pizza Place in Simi Valley on Erringer just south of the 118 Freeway.  Usual time and place:  registration opens at 7 pm, beginner meeting at 7:40 pm, first car out at 8:01 pm, B of A rear lot, Sepulveda and Devonshire, Mission Hills.

Read the FFN flyer and General Instructions at www.smscc.org or www.calclub.com/roadrally.htm.  You can also see pictures from previous FFNs and our other events in the Photo Gallery section of the Cal Club road rally website.

Specials:
Zero Dollars:  Contestants are awarded ‘Rally Bucks’ for getting zeroes – Class A gets 1 Rally Buck per zero, Classes B and C get 2 Rally Bucks per zero, and Class D gets 3 Rally Bucks per zero.  Rally Bucks can be accumulated and used like cash for FFN entry fees.

Both driver and navigator must be SCCA members (for both the FFN and Inaugural).  If you are not, you can buy a weekend SCCA membership for $5 per car.  (Passengers do not have to be SCCA members.)  Please contact us if you have any questions about this.

Minors:  For a minor to participate, both parents must sign the SCCA Minor Waiver.  Each parent’s signature is only valid if the parent signs in the presence of the rally registrar or the parent’s signature is notarized.  You can download the SCCA Minor Waiver from:
http://www.scca.com/documents/insurance/SCCAminorwaiver.pdf

Info:  Larry – Larry_Scholnick@yahoo.com  310-270-8826
Jeanne – ean21@juno.com  310-372-7168

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Total Recall Routes

You Can Download the Total Recall Routes Zip File

by clicking the picture below.

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