Rallying

Participants are given clues to solve, or items to collect within a pre-determined area. A particularly social event, a Treasure Hunt Rally is fun for the whole family.

A Navigational Scatter is great for newcomers to the sport. Often held in the evening or at night, teams are given plot points on a map and must visit as many as possible, choosing their own route.

Similar to a scatter, but with a defined route and a time limit. The objective is to navigate to each Time Control as quickly and accurately as possible.

A 12 Car Rally, without the limit on entrants. Given a series of destinations, teams must navigate to each plot point in turn, arriving within a given time frame. Directions will vary in complexity.

The most advanced Rally format, a Road Rally takes place at night, with more cars and a longer route. Driver and navigator must complete the route in the shortest time possible.

With greater emphasis on the driver’s performance against the clock, a Targa Rally is a cross between a Rally and an Autotest. The course is marked out by cones, with a set route and a navigator to direct. Fastest time wins.