Susquehannock, or STPR as it is known, is one of the most exciting rallies on the 2013 schedule. This is a high-speed event with sometimes slick clay roads flowing, twisting and turning through thick forests. This race has everything a rally aficionado could ever want. And, with most of the rally happening at night, there is much to see and do during the day. Held in Wellsboro, PA, the location is hard to beat.

Warm, dry weather is consistent with summertime in Maine. Spectators normally enjoy bright blue skies, which can make watching the rally cars fly by even more fun. However, drivers know that the dry weather can lead to dusty, rocky roads where visibility is limited and hitting a stray boulder by the side of the road can be a common and disastrous occurrence...

The weather and the roads are two reasons drivers and spectators alike love the Ojibwe Forests Rally. The roads are fast and smooth and the August weather in Minnesota can be superb. Held in the 10,000 lakes region in a town called Detroit Lakes, there is much to see and do.

Rapid changes in weather and bright fall foliage mark the Lake Superior Rally as one of the most exciting and beautiful rallies on the 2009 championship schedule. Headquartered in the town of Houghton, MI, the area is rich in mining history and outdoor activities. The race begins in Houghton, which is located in the middle of the Keweenaw Peninsula in northern Michigan. It then heads north, snaking its way up into the tip of the Peninsula