The Rally America Championship is one of the premier stage rally organization in the US. The championship consists of 8 national events per year and the Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally, more commonly known as STPR in Wellsboro, PA is 4th one.
This is a general invite for all the fans, drivers, and enthusiasts of motor-sports to come out and support the sport while having a great time.
What is Rally Racing?
Rally car racing is modified street-legal production cars racing as fast as possible on underdeveloped roads (stages) in any weather conditions against the clock. Cars will slip, slide, and jump through miles of roads trying not to hit rocks and trees. A navigator accompanies the driver verbally issuing instructions on what turns are coming. The car with the fastest stage time wins the stage. The car with the lowest combined stage time wins the rally event. - See more at: http://rally-america.com/faqs#sthash.RElIhEGn.dpuf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpJrP5PX-KM
"One of the oldest rally races on the schedule, Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally (commonly known as STPR) began in 1977. It is not only the oldest, but it is also the fastest rally in North America. With roads consisting of clay and gravel, the course is slippery, fast and extremely dangerous. Drivers travel at speeds reaching 100 MPH through densely wooded roads. The speeds combined with the dangerous course ensure that this rally is not for the faint at heart." - See more at: http://rally-america.com/events/2014/STPR
^ That being said, I'm excited to return as a competitor for the 3rd year and stoked to enter one of the first Fiesta ST's on the Wellsboro, PA grounds. My brother and I will be entering the event in 2 separate ST's so it will be a great show for everyone who follows the sport of rally. As a tradition, my team always allowed to put people's names on our car to ride with us throughout the entire weekend. If you guys are interested, here is the link to do so.
https://squareup.com/market/john-concha/ride-with-us-at-stpr
The event takes place in Wellsboro, PA and there are a lot of spectating for the fans. Check out http://www.stpr.org/spectators/
See you all there.
This is a general invite for all the fans, drivers, and enthusiasts of motor-sports to come out and support the sport while having a great time.
What is Rally Racing?
Rally car racing is modified street-legal production cars racing as fast as possible on underdeveloped roads (stages) in any weather conditions against the clock. Cars will slip, slide, and jump through miles of roads trying not to hit rocks and trees. A navigator accompanies the driver verbally issuing instructions on what turns are coming. The car with the fastest stage time wins the stage. The car with the lowest combined stage time wins the rally event. - See more at: http://rally-america.com/faqs#sthash.RElIhEGn.dpuf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpJrP5PX-KM
"One of the oldest rally races on the schedule, Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally (commonly known as STPR) began in 1977. It is not only the oldest, but it is also the fastest rally in North America. With roads consisting of clay and gravel, the course is slippery, fast and extremely dangerous. Drivers travel at speeds reaching 100 MPH through densely wooded roads. The speeds combined with the dangerous course ensure that this rally is not for the faint at heart." - See more at: http://rally-america.com/events/2014/STPR
^ That being said, I'm excited to return as a competitor for the 3rd year and stoked to enter one of the first Fiesta ST's on the Wellsboro, PA grounds. My brother and I will be entering the event in 2 separate ST's so it will be a great show for everyone who follows the sport of rally. As a tradition, my team always allowed to put people's names on our car to ride with us throughout the entire weekend. If you guys are interested, here is the link to do so.
https://squareup.com/market/john-concha/ride-with-us-at-stpr
The event takes place in Wellsboro, PA and there are a lot of spectating for the fans. Check out http://www.stpr.org/spectators/
See you all there.
