SPECTATE

Rally is an amazing motorsport and nothing quite compares to the sights and sounds of the cars racing through the forest. From the approaching roar, too the dancing and sliding around the corners, to watching the lights approach on a night stage… there is nothing like it. Be aware… rally spectating can be challenging, and involves being out in nature for an extended time. It is crucial that you come prepared and that you expect less than ideal conditions.

More detailed information will be released closer to the event.

Parc Expose Happy Valley Day Lodge – map
This is a car display on Friday evening where you will have the chance to check out the cars and meet  the competitors. It is always a fun event and a great way to get to know the teams.

Thunder Mountain Spectator Stage – map
A new stage designed for spectators has been added at Thunder Mountain Raceway on Friday Night. Spectators will have a grear view of the start line and a twisty first 700m of the stage. With lights and fire barrels, this will be a unique winter rally experience. Parking is just inside the property gates with a 500m walk into the Spectator area. The cars will run in reverse order and do two passes of the stage.

Black Forest Spectator Area – map
The Black Forest stage is the first and third competitive section of the event Saturday morning. The designated spectator area is about 9 km into the 16 km stage and features a downhill curve into a sharp left for the teams. The spectator area is about 3.5 km into the 201 FSR, east from Big White Road. Parking is along the 201 FSR.
(Parking etiquette – turn around when you park so you can drive straight out at the end without blocking others while you turn around.)

Gem Lake Spectator
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