For complete information on RallyCross rules, vehicle classifications and vehicle/driver safety requirements:
http://scca.org/_FileLibrary/File/2006RallyCrossRules.pdf
What is RallyCross?
RallyCross is an event where the driver's ability to control a vehicle on
an unpaved surface is tested. A course is set on grass or dirt and defined
by pylons. Each vehicle takes turns negotiating the course. Course speed
is what one would expect on public dirt or gravel roads. Risk to the cars
and drivers are minimal. The times for each run are totaled; the person
with the lowest total wins their class. All drivers are asked to take a
shift working the course (picking up cones which are hit). One can expect
to get a little dirty at a RallyCross.
The Brooklyn Bash Rallycross course is held on a farmer's field. Thus, it is somewhat rougher than the Hillsboro site in Oregon. There are slight elevation changes and ample opportunity for “fun” placement of the car. The course is close to one mile in length
Everyone will have the opportunity to “parade lap” their car through the entire course. If anyone opts, at that point, not to run the event, their money will be refunded.
Who Can Enter?
You Can! A state driver's license is required. Participants under 18
must have a notarized permission slip (a "special" note from mom"). Drivers and passengers
must wear helmets and seat belts for their protection. Helmets are required (Snell 95 and newer rating).There will be "loaner" helmets available, but in limited supply.
Click Here to view the Vehicle and Safety Guidelines.
Click Here to view the Vehicle and Safety Guidelines.
Brooklyn Bash RallyCross 2007 Entry Form
Click Here for the Brooklyn Bash Entry Form. Email your Entry Today!What Vehicles Can Enter?
Normal street vehicles are allowed with no mandatory modifications.
Vehicles must be in good working condition with seatbelts. Convertibles and vehicles with
a high center of gravity (jacked up pickup trucks, etc.) are excluded. The dirt and grass may
catch low air dams. RallyCross does not allow jumps. Tire pressure should be run on the
high side to keep the tires on the rims.
To determine in which class your car will run, CLICK HERE to refer to the RallyCross Rules
To determine in which class your car will run, CLICK HERE to refer to the RallyCross Rules
Cost - $25 for PRG Members, $30 for non-members.
Number of runs will depend on the number of entries; with a 3 run minimum
Where is The Brooklyn Bash?
2697 North River Road Brooklyn WA (near the Brooklyn Tavern)
Directions: (pavement only): From North of Olympia: Drive South on 1-5 through Olympia, take the Ocean Beaches/Aberdeen Exit, stay on Highway 8 towards Elma. Drive to the Montesano/Raymond exit, (Hwy 107). Turn left. Drive to Hwy 101. Turn left. Pass Artic, watch for "Brooklyn" sign. Turn left on the N. River Rd, drive 17 miles. To travel on the infamous 7 mile "Brooklyn Stage" (gravel), take I-S to Exit 88, head west. Enter Oakville; turn left at the Post Office. Drives SLOWLY through the Indian Reservation, cross the Bridge, turn left. At approximately 3 miles, watch for "Brooklyn" sign to your right. Stay on that road until you come to the gravel, after 7 miles, you will hit pavement again. Drive 3 miles to the Tavern for tech and registration.
Directions: (pavement only): From North of Olympia: Drive South on 1-5 through Olympia, take the Ocean Beaches/Aberdeen Exit, stay on Highway 8 towards Elma. Drive to the Montesano/Raymond exit, (Hwy 107). Turn left. Drive to Hwy 101. Turn left. Pass Artic, watch for "Brooklyn" sign. Turn left on the N. River Rd, drive 17 miles. To travel on the infamous 7 mile "Brooklyn Stage" (gravel), take I-S to Exit 88, head west. Enter Oakville; turn left at the Post Office. Drives SLOWLY through the Indian Reservation, cross the Bridge, turn left. At approximately 3 miles, watch for "Brooklyn" sign to your right. Stay on that road until you come to the gravel, after 7 miles, you will hit pavement again. Drive 3 miles to the Tavern for tech and registration.
Schedule
Schedules for both Saturday, July 21 and Sunday July 22, 2007.
- Tech Inspection: 0800 - 0900
- Registration: 0815 - 0900
- Drivers' Meeting: 0915
- First Car Out: 0930
After tech inspection, please go to registration to obtain your timecard. There is only one session scheduled for this event. Worker positions will be assigned at the Drivers' Meeting and the entire group will be split into run/work groups at that time. After the parade lap, those working first will park their cars and go to their worker assignments. Those running first will put their cars into the grid to prepare for their first run.
Special Notes:
Camping is available, and free at the tavern. There are no actual "campsites", but plenty of parking in the field next to the tavern. Water is available, porta pottie will be available, firepit and BBQ available. Karaoke on Saturday night, should be a great party!!Covered area also available if it rains.
Dinner will be available at the Tavern for $5.00 a plate, Breakfast the next a.m. at the Tavern for $5.00 a plate
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