Schools
Interested in Rallying? to get started...
The Motorsport Club of Ottawa provides many ways Volunteer
Bring your daily driver to the track in any season to develop your skills at your own pace. Drive under the guidance of professional instructors in a safe and controlled environment with like minded students.
Whether you're new to rallying, a fan, or an experienced rallyist, volunteering at events can greatly enhance your understanding and appreciation of the sport.
TSD Rallies
Time, Speed, Distance: Arrive at the check point at the designated time by traveling a calculated speed. Accessible entry level events on public roads using a supplied route book with the basic tools of a watch, odometer, pencil and paper.
Lanark Highlands Forest Rally Held in May of each year on the challenging
This is the premier sanctioned rally organized by the Motorsport Cub of Ottawa.
Lavant Mill Road, this closed road event is both a demanding and exhilarating drive.
Teamwork Targa Newfoundland
The ultimate in rallies in Canada and recognized world wide, the five day Targa Newfoundland is the purest test of team work, navigational ability, driving skill and car setup.
Put this on your bucket list!
Rallying is a true team sport where the communications between the navigator and driver needs to be completely in sync; instructions and acknowledgement must be followed by the correct action.
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