November 2, 2004
Apologies for delaying the detailed results. Much has been happening in the "Crow" domain recently and now the Cloverleaf navigational TT is about to start. Full analysis will appear a.s.a.p.

October 12, 2004
Matters arising.
Navigator Card N6 - Devious. I've changed the wording from "This Navigator may pass through Black Spots without penalty" to "This Navigator may pass through a single Black Spot without penalty". The reason may be obvious. With the original definition of the card it would have been possible to significantly cut chunks of route to beat a target time - not the intention.
If you make a valid move, but do not annotate as required by the Time Card legend, you will have one minute penalty added per instance (time for a marshal to check your credentials!).
If you make an invalid move, such as exceeding the speed round a bend, but do not record a number of missed turns (equal to excess speed divided by 10), then your answer will be adjusted to include the 0 moves, followed by moves of 10 until the square is reached where you would have finished had the original move been successful.

September 30, 2004
For your downloadable convenience, various Rally Round pages from the TT website have been made available in PDF format.

Rally Kit Cards: Drivers  Navigators  Equipment  Acceleration  Deceleration  Starting Speed
Hazard! Cards and Rally Round Rules of the Game

September 28, 2004
Since this is a completely new type of event, may I suggest that you hold back submitting your Time Cards during the first two weeks so that any regulation queries can be resolved first.

September 22, 2004
The Rally Round Rookie Guide has been published. If you are a newcomer to playing Rally Round this is an invaluable resource to help you get started.

September 21, 2004
The final recce of the route has taken place and we have on offer: a 10.5 mile Special Stage; a 7.5 mile Road Section; a 7 mile Selective and a 8.3 mile Regularity Section at 27 mph. 
The Time Card/Answer Form and completion instructions have been published.

September 15, 2004
The route for each event will now be defined by a marked map image, similar to the Example Rally, so you won't have to worry about plotting from a tulip road book.