Navigational Rally

aka TSD, Navi Rally

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FAQS

What is the Minimum Age to Compete?

The driver must have a current drivers license and insurance and be 18 years of age. There is no age restriction for navigators.

What Kind of Cars are Acceptable?

Any road-legal vehicle with current insurance is acceptable.

What Equipment Do I Need In the Car?

It is suggested that the following be part of every navigator’s kit:
1. GPS or Map
2. Pencils or Pens
3. Hi-lighter
4. Calculator
5. Drinks and Snacks

How Can I Prepare for My First Navigational Rally?

It is suggested that you read through sample instructions from prior events which can be requested from the organizers.

How Important are Tires for Navigational Rally?

Rallies are held on public roads, but the roads chosen for the route can be challenging as potentially having a mixed surface of mud, snow, ice or gravel. Good tires are therefore important, especially for winter events.


Overview

Navigational rally is a great way to see some of Ontario’s landscape with organizers selecting driving routes that can take you through the Niagara Escarpment, Caledon, Port Perry and other picturesque parts of Ontario. Roads can be paved, gravel or no winter maintenance (winter) that can be challenging and fun. In navigational rallies, the laws of the road will apply. Competitors will share the road with non-rally traffic. 

Navigational rally is considered a great way to become involved in a form of car rallying without spending a lot of money. Entry fees vary from $20 to $50 dollars and you just need your licensed car and a navigator for a day of fun. Navi Rally is often a stepping stone to other forms of rally as participants become familiar with instructions and timing. 


Next Steps

  • Contact a rally organizer to answer any questions that you may have. Organizers can be found in the event sections of the site.
  • Signup for an event, also in the event sections of the site
  • Come early at least an hour before the first car is to leave as there is often a briefing for new competitors and then immediately before the start there is a drivers meeting for last minute route and event information
  • Get your instructions and review all pages
  • Make it to the start point at least a minute before your designated departure time
  • Start the event and have fun!