Past TRC Rallyes

2008-11-08T02:36:25Z

Jonesi:

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Since 1981, The Rallye Club (TRC) has produced more than 300 rallyes.
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| AB || A-B (multi-part RI) gimmick rallye
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| AB-CF || A-B (multi-part RI) gimmick rallye with SCCA Natl Course-Following concepts
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| CM || Coursemarker gimmick rallye
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| H&H || Hare & Hounds gimmick rallye
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| Monte || Monte Carlo timed rallye
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| PanAm || Pan Am (map/known true time Monte Carlo) timed rallye
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| PC || Pan Carlo (map/average speed Monte Carlo) timed rallye
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| Photo || Photo gimmick rallye
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| Q-A || Question-Answer gimmick rallye
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| SCCAc || Sports Car Club of America Natl or Div COURSE (trap) rallye
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| SCCAt || Sports Car Club of America Natl or Div TOUR (non-trap) rallye
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| T&D || Time and Distance (generally non-trap) timed rallye
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| T&D/T || Time and Distance trap timed rallye
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| Var || Variety (Gimmick) rallye
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1981</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| 1 || 1981-02-07 || T&D || Skyline's Last Gleaming (I) || Jerry Mattson/Thom Mallard || SCCA-SFR
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| 2 || 1981-04-04 || T&D || Der Truthahn || Rob Thomas || SCCA-SFR
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| 2.5 || 1981-04-15 || T&D/T || Never Give A Sucker (After Mtg) || Bill Jonesi || -
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| 3 || 1981-06-06 || T&D/T || Summertime Sundae || Steve Sharp || NC 510
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| 4 || 1981-08-01 || T&D/T || Raiders Of The Lost CP || Steve Beuerman || NC 510
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| 5 || 1981-10-03 || T&D || Rallye Street Blues || Frank Wirsch/Mark Robichek || NC 510
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| 6 || 1981-12-05 || T&D || Skyline's Revenge (II) || Jerry Mattson || NC 510
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1982</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| 7 || 1982-01-10 || T&D/T || Excursion || Harriet Gittings || FTC
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| 8 || 1982-01-24 || T&D/T || Super Bowl Rallye I (Eagle's Flight III) || Bill Jonesi/Mark Oldham || -
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| 9 || 1982-02-06 || T&D/T || Red River Rallye || Dave Graubart || NC 510
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| 10 || 1982-04-03 || T&D || Skyline III || Jerry Mattson || NC 510
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| 11 || 1982-05-15 || CM || Silicon Rallye || Ron Capener || TTSCC
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| 12 || 1982-05-22 || SCCAc || Earthquake 4.0 - SCCA Div || Bill Jonesi/Steve Sharp || SCCA-SFR
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| 13 || 1982-05-23 || SCCAc || Aftershock 0.4 - SCCA Div || Keith McMahan || SCCA-SFR
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| 14 || 1982-06-05 || T&D/T || Rand McRallye || Frank Wirsch/Mark Robichek || NC 510
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| 15 || 1982-07-17 || AB-CF || Car Trek II (The Wrath Of Beuerman) || Steve Beuerman || FTC
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| 16 || 1982-08-07 || T&D || Summertime Sundae II || Steve Sharp || NC 510
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| 17 || 1982-10-02 || T&D/T || Balsam I || Tim Winker || NC 510
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| 18 || 1982-12-03 || T&D/T || Skyline Never Forgets (IV) || Jerry Mattson || NC 510
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1983</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| 19 || 1983-01-30 || Var || Super Bowl Rallye II || Frank Wirsch || -
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| 20 || 1983-02-05 || T&D/T || Rallye According To Garp, The || Dave Graubart || NC 510
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| 21 || 1983-03-05 || CM || Revenge Of The Gemmi || Steve Berger || FTC
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| 22 || 1983-04-02 || T&D/T || Rand McRallye II || Frank Wirsch/Mark Robichek || NC 510
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| 23 || 1983-05-07 || CM || Silicon Rallye II || Ron Capener || FTC
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| 24 || 1983-05-21 || SCCAc || Earthquake 5.0 - SCCA Natl || Bill Jonesi || SCCA-SFR
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| 25 || 1983-05-22 || SCCAc || Aftershock 0.5 - SCCA Div || Greg Ravenscroft || SCCA-SFR
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| 26 || 1983-06-04 || T&D || June Jaunt || John Clever || -
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| 27 || 1983-07-04 || Photo || Firecracker Foto I || Mark Oldham || -
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| 28 || 1983-07-09 || CM || Dungeon || John Fabela || -
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| 29 || 1983-09-11 || CM || Dungeon (Rethrow) || John Fabela || -
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| 30 || 1983-10-28 || CM || Monster Mash '83 || Frank Wirsch/Mark Robichek || -
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1984</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| 31 || 1984-01-22 || T&D/T || Super Bowl Rallye III || Bill Jonesi/Mark Oldham
|| -
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| 32 || 1984-02-10 || CM || Cabbage Patch Rallye, The || Dave Graubart || -
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| 33 || 1984-04-14 || CM || A-Team, The || John Kleder/Harry Mills || -
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| 34 || 1984-06-10 || AB/CM || Gold Rush '84 || Stu Helfer/John Fabela || -
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| 35 || 1984-06-30 || Monte || Monte Carlo Fahrt Schnell || Gary Kerchner || -
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| 36 || 1984-07-04 || Photo || Firecracker Foto II || Mark Oldham || -
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| 37 || 1984-08-11 || CM || Indiana Jonesi & Rallye of Doom || Bill Jonesi/Chris Moore || -
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| 38 || 1984-10-26 || CM || Monster Mash '84 || Frank Wirsch/Mark Robichek || -
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| 39 || 1984-11-10 || CM || One Moore Turkey Rallye || Chris Moore || -
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1985</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| 40 || 1985-01-05 || CM || Car Trek III: Search for Schott || Bob Schott || -
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| 41 || 1985-02-02 || CM || 2010: A Rallye Oddity || Dave Graubart || -
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| 42 || 1985-03-02 || CM || A-Team Returns, The || Harry Mills/John Kleder || -
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| 43 || 1985-04-06 || CM || 501 Blues || Brian Finney || Club 501
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| 44 || 1985-05-04 || CM || Carman || Steve Berger || -
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| 45 || 1985-06-01 || CM || Welcome to the Machine || Willie Lynch || -
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| 46 || 1985-06-15 || CM || Sherlock Holmes Greatest Rallye || John Kleder/Harry Mills || -
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| 46.5 || 1985--6/85 || T&D || Stick Map Rallye (After Mtg) || Bill Jonesi || -
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| 47 || 1985-07-04 || Photo || Firecracker Foto III || Mark Oldham || -
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| 48 || 1985-07-14 || PanAm || View to a Rallye, A || Frank Wirsch || -
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| 49 || 1985-08-03 || AB || Maze IV, The || Bill Jonesi || -
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| 50 || 1985-08-11 || Monte || Quest for Zeros || Chris Moore || -
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| 51 || 1985-08-17 || T&D || Rallye Day '85: A Drive in the Country || Steve Beuerman || -
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| 52 || 1985-08-17 || CM || Rallye Day '85: BB's Strike Three || Larry Friedrich || -
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| 53 || 1985-09-07 || CM || Prisoner, The || Bob Schott || -
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| 54 || 1985-09-08 || T&D || California Cooler || Dave Graubart || -
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| 55 || 1985-09-15 || T&D || Oktoberallye || Bill Jonesi || BMW CCA
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| 56 || 1985-10-05 || CM || Generic Rallye, The || TRC Board || -
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| 57 || 1985-10-13 || T&D || Are We Having Fun Yet? || Stu Helfer || -
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| 58 || 1985-10-25 || CM || Monster Mash '85 || Mark Robichek || -
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| 59 || 1985-11-02 || CM || Mad Max Beyond Rallyedome || John Fabela || -
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| 60 || 1985-12-07 || CM || Night to Remember, A || Brian Finney/Steve Berger || -
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1986</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1987</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1988</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1989</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1990</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1991</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1992</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1993</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1994</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1995</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1996</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1997</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1998</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>1999</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2000</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2001</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2002</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2003</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2004</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2005</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2006</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2007</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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| colspan="6" | <h2>2008</h2>
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! # !! Date !! Type !! Event Name !! Rallyemaster(s) !! Co-Sponsor
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Talk:Past TRC Rallyes

2008-11-07T21:36:30Z

Jonesi:

== Format? ==

Before I go much further migrating Bill's list of past TRC rallyes to the wiki, I'd like consensus on the best format for this history.
What is here now is a fairly simple migration of Bill's table/spreadsheet into a wiki table.
However, we could rearrange things.
It might make more sense to use reverse chronological order.
Or we could list the years in reverse chronological order, but list the rallyes for each year in chronological order.

I omitted the numbers of competitors (both a total count and a breakdown by class).
Do we want to publicize these numbers on the wiki?
I also omitted the box number.
I see no reason to inlude that on the wiki.

Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions?
<br>- [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]] 14:47, 6 November 2008 (PST)

Looks good. No reason to add those other admin stuff columns. I like it in chronological order and will be easier for me to keep it up to date.

Bill

I just added heading rows as separators for the years.
Do you think that makes it easier to read?
<br>- [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]] 18:52, 6 November 2008 (PST)

The year break is ok, but what's the green stuff at the top? Now it's gone.

Bill

I've updated the headings and formatting again.
I think I like this version.
<br>- [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]] 11:54, 7 November 2008 (PST)

== 2.5? ==
Why is there a rallye numbered 2.5?
-- [[User:Dean|Dean]] 12:35, 7 November 2008 (PST)

There are a few more like that too (46.5, 146.5, 266.5.) They were either short free under an hour events held after a TRC meeting or rallyes which TRC helped but didn't sanction/sponsor like the Braille rallye.

Bill

Past TRC Rallyes

2008-11-07T21:27:21Z

Jonesi:

Past TRC Rallyes

2008-11-07T21:25:24Z

Jonesi:

Past TRC Rallyes

2008-11-07T20:56:00Z

Equipment for Timed Rallyes

2008-10-25T01:51:25Z

Jonesi:

The following equipment is useful to those competing in timed rallyes:

;class A/E box:a rallye computer
;class B/L box:electronic odometer/clock with an adjustable odometer and a clock that can display seconds or hundredths of a minute
;impulse unit:a device that provides mileage impulses to an after-market odometer (including a class B/L box or pro box) or rallye computer
;odometer:after-market odometers used by rallyists are both more precise and more accurate than stock odometers
;pro box:electronic odometer/clock designed for performance rallyes. A pro box is similar to a class B/L box, but with limited calculation functions that are restricted to class A/E rallyists in timed rallyes.
;rallye computer:a special-purpose computer designed for timed rallyes. Rallye computers may offer multiple independent odometers and clocks, a speedometer, distance/time adjustments, error displays, logging functions, and other features.
;reader board (reader box):a device with a pair of rollers which allow rallye instructions to be displayed in a scrolling manner. The rallye instructions are taped together end-to-end, and then taped to the rollers of the reader board. Most reader boards have a light behind the plastic to illuminate the instructions on night events. Many competitors place a metal rod or rubber band around the center to highlight the current instruction. Placed in the center dash, a reader board allows both driver and navigator to read the current rallye instructions easily.

Talk:Glossary

2008-10-23T02:14:20Z

Jonesi: /* Rallye Equipment */

Should the following go in the Glossary or do you want a seperate page for equipment? I probably have pictures of all these if someone wants to really spif it up.

'''* - Still available new'''

A-Box - Fully integrated rallye computer with clock, adjustable odometer, & calculations.

Accutech MC-1 - '70s Monte Carlo rallye count-down clock.

Aifab Gemini Trip-Counter - '60-70s single, double & triple hundredths mechanical odometers.

*Alfa (Small Systems Specialists) - Mike Friedman - Rallye computers, odometers and clocks.
Alfa Checkpoint clock. '80s/'00s hundredths digital Clocks with memory.
Alfa TSD & Elite - '80s/'00s electronic rallye computers.
Alfa 2, & Pro - '80s/'00s electronic B/Pro-boxes.
Alfa EZ-Pulse drive - '90s/'00s road wheel mounted odometer pickup through hubcap center.

Alpina Universal Calculator - Early '70s mechanical calculator (8x6x13 digits).

Allstate Sports Events - Allstate's 1960 book of math tables.

Argue Not Book of Average Speeds by Al Wintringham - First book of math tables in 1955.

ARM (Auto Rally Monitor) - Sci-Tek Assoc.'s 1969 triple scale circular slide rule.

Autonav Solid State Computer - Joslin Computer Company's Early '70s electronic rallye computer.

Autopacer Speed System - Early '70s math tables on index cards.

Avion - Stewart Blodgett's late '50s hundredths adjustable (vernier scale +/- 10%) mechanical odometer.

B-Box - Fully integrated rallye device with clock & adjustable odometer, but does no calculations.

Benzing Speed Sport Timer - Late '50s printing checkpoint clock.

Blackwell Calculators Mark I (6"), II (7"), III & IV - British early '50s circular slide rules.

Boen Business Machines Inc., Contex 10, 30 - '60s printing adding machines.

*Brantz (Brent Communication & Telemetry Consultants) - Geoff Crossland - Pro-boxes, odometers and clocks.

Brantz Laser 3 Precision Tripmeter - '90's/'00s electronic Pro-box.

Brantz Retrotrip 2, Oldtimer, & Survey Master Precision Odometer - '90s/'00s odometers.

CCS (Custom Control Systems) 3300 & 3400 - Fred Winter's '70s Monte Carlo rallye count-down rallye clocks.

Catbox Mk1 (.01) & Mk2 (.001) - Michael Daily's '90s electronic odometers.

*Chartlite - aircraft cockpit lights.

Chronar Systems - Ed Rachner - Mac Cornforth's '80s/'90s computers & clocks.

Chronar - T-100 & T-200 clocks. '70s/'80s hundredths digital Clocks with memory.

Chronar Systems Meco - 1980 & 1990 - '70s-'90s electronic rallye computers.

Chrono-Tron Master Timer & Chrono-computer pacer - Digitronics' mid '70s digital clocks.

CHU - Canadian short wave time signal.

Compu-Rally - Jeff Ballinger and Mike Strawbridge. '90s software for laptop computers.

Coralba - Swedish made Pro-boxes & odometers.

Cronus 3-S (split) & 3-T (Taylor sequential) - Intersil Inc's '70s digital stopwatches.

CUR-TA-BLE - Late '50s book of math tables for use with the Curta.

Curta (Pepper-mill) Contina AG - Curt Herzstark's Type I 1947 (8x6x11 digits) & II 1954 (11x6x15 digits) mechanical calculators made until 1972.

Distachron Electronic Compensating Odometer - Early '70s electronic odometer.

DMI (Distance Measuring Instruments) Surveyor - 1975 TI calculator with odometer impute.

*E-6B Dead Reckoning Computer - Phillip Dalton about 1932 for aviation. Probably first TSD circular slide rule?

EZ Wheel drive - Curt Rich's road wheel mounted odometer pickup with modified lug nuts.

Floyd's Factors - Floyd C Stone's 1960 book of math tables.

GIGO (Garbage In, Garbage Out) - Why no rallye computer is flawless.

*GPS (Global Positioning Systems) Late '90s mapping, Various companies Garmin, Magellan, etc.

*Grimes - aircraft cockpit lights.

*GTI Rally Twin - Replica of Halda Twinmaster.

Gusbox - Gus Gustaffson's early '80s A-Box.

Haldex AB of Sweden - '50s-'80s odometer & computers.

Halda Rally Computer - Mid '80s electronic Pro-box.
Halda Speedpilot models I-V - mid '50s early computer with odo hookup.
Halda T-gear - Inline tap on speedometer cable.
Halda Tripmaster - '60s single hundredths mechanical odometer, adjustable with gear swap.
Halda Twinmaster - '60s dual hundredths mechanical odometer, adjustable with gear swap.

*Hall effect wheel drive - '75-> magnet/sensor odometer pickup, Various companies.

Hartwig Front Wheel Drive - Early '70s odometer pickup

Heuer Time Corp. - Mechanical & digital clocks.
Heuer Monte-Carlo, Auto-Rallye, Sebring - Dash mount 1/100 mechanical stop watches.
Heuer Autavia, Super Autavia, Master-Time - Dash mount seconds mechanical stop watches.
Heuer Microsplit HL 813, 200S, 1011, 1015, & 1035 - electronic digital stop watches.
Heuer Autograph - '60s electromechanical printing timer.
Heuer/RoBo Rally Computer - Roger Bohl '60s electronic rallye computer.

Helius Odometer - Helius Design's '00s Electronic odometer.

Langwell Odometer - Lloyd Howell's '60s odometer.

Larry Reid's Rally Tables & New Rally Tables - Larry Reid's 1959 & revised 1971 book of tables.

Leo Instruments - LT3000 RallyMaster & LT2000 RallyMate Pro boxes

Librascope - '60s inline odometer calibration box.

Kearfott Precision Rally Computer - Jim Hellen's '58 computer with no odo hookup or clock.

Mahonkin Heavy Industries - Nick Shectman's TSD Lite & TSD Pro - 90's rallye computer software for PalmOS.

Marschalk Rally Speed Figure-Outer - John Marschalk's 1956 8" plastic circular slide rule.

*Monaco systems - Paul McGaffey's '90s Monte Carlo count-down electronic rallye clock.

Navichron - H-K Assoc. late '50s rallye clock.

*Opisometer - Gauge for measuring distances on maps.

*Potti - Illuminated map magnifier.

Pro Box - Fully integrated rallye device with clock & adjustable odometer, does limited calculations.

*Pro Drive System - Spence Darby's road wheel mounted odometer pickup with three clamps.

Rallecomp Rodon - '70s electronic computer, odometers, & clocks.

Rally Cruise Controller Sports Instruments Corp.'s late '50s 9x12" nomogram.

Rally Master - Mohawk Assoc.'s mid '50s circular slide rule.

Rally Navigator - a clock with speeds on a helical curve from 1954.

Rally Tally Time Tables - '70s book of math tables.

Rally Tyme - Wes Tek's early '90s hundredths digital Clock with memory.

Rally-Mate Computer - RallySport '90s circular slide rule.

Rally-Verter - '50s/'60s short wave converter for car radio, to receive WWV.

Rallye Ruler - Bill Callahan's mid '50s circular slide rule.

Rallye Computer Mark I - Sports Car Manuals Co.'s 1961 circular slide rule.

*Revere Drive - Revere Jones' '90s road wheel mounted odometer pickup through hubcap center.

Robertsbox - Steve Robert's late '80s rallye computer.

*Romer - Scale & plotting device for British map rallyes.

RSR Rallecomp - Early '70s electronic rallye computer.

Sheetz-Gull rally readout - Early '70s null readout computer add on using Heuer Sebring timer.

*Slide Rule (slip-stick) - 1800s? Various Companies, Keuffel & Esser, etc.

Stevens Engineering Company - Robert Stevens - 50s-80s odometers, watch holders, reader b
oards & wheels.
Stevens Single, Dual & Triple Electric Counters - 1956 hundredths electric odometers.
Stevens Rally Reader (Reader Board) - '60s Route Instruction holder.
Stevens Rally Indicator (Wheel) models 16 (6") & 25 (9") - Late '50s circular slide rule.

Stimson's Rally Factors - Michael J Stimson's 1970 book of math tables.

Tachymedion.

Taylor TSD Rally Calculator - James E Taylor's '50s 9" circular slide rule.

*Terratrip Ltd. of England - Rallye computers & pro boxes.
Terratrip 1, 2, 3, 202 & 303 electronic pro boxes.
Terratrip ARC & 404 electronic rallye computers.

Thomas Electric Odometer Corrector - '60s odometer calibration box for Tommy Box.
Thomas Mark I-XIII Rally Computer (Tommy Box) - Captain Hunley E. Thomas', USN '50s-'60s electronic Rallye computers.

Tibbetts Electronic Rally Navigator - Mid '50s computer no odo hookup.

Timekube by Realistic - Radio Shack's '70s & '80s WWV radio receivers, Series 2 & 3 also receive weather reports.

*Timewise - Jack Christensen - Rallye computers, odometers and clocks.
Timewise 610, 650 Clocks. '90s/'00s hundredths digital Clocks with memory.
Timewise 526B, 538B, & 547B - '80s/'00s electronic B-boxes.
Timewise 785A, 796A, 797A, & 798A '80s/'00s electronic rallye computers.

Tomkins Radio Products Tunaverter - 60s WWV Time signal Converter for car radio.

Trophy Maker - Mid '50s Early slide rule.

*Turbokurta (TI 74 palmtop with custom module) - Marc Goldfarb's '90s calculator.

Veeder-Root - manufacturer of mechanical & electro-mechanical counters.

Whalen AccuraTime - 60s WWV Time signal Converter for car radio.

Whitmore Electronics Co. - Jim Whitmore's 'Mark 1 D' '70s electronic rallye computer.

Woodhenge A-box - Bill Hall's '90s electronic rallye computer.

WWV - National Bureau of Standards short wave time signal broadcasts on 2.5, 5, 10, 15 & 20 mHz.

Zeronics - Bill Gronning - Late '60s to mid 80s Clocks, B-boxes, Pro boxes & Computers
Zeron 110, 330, 440, 550, 660, 770, & 880 - '60s/80s electronic rallye computers.
Zeron 600, 650, 700, 800TSD, 800PRO & 850 - '70s/'80s electronic B/Pro-boxes.
Zeron 55, 66, 77, 80, & 88 - '70s/'80s hundredths digital Clocks with memory.

Zemco ZT-4 - Late '80s hundredths electronic odometer.

Zetachron Pro-miler (ZPM-2) - Mid '70s digital odometers.
Zetachron Pro I & II - Mid '70s digital clocks.

== Rallye Equipment ==

I think it makes sense to have info about specific brands and models on a separate equipment page. The glossary should be more general entries (rallye computer, odometer, rallye clock, etc.).
<br>- [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]] 13:29, 22 October 2008 (PDT)

If you'll make a linked page from the regular glossary I'll take care of the rest.

2008-05-02T01:24:53Z

Jonesi:

I have moved the non-discussion content to the [[Project:About|About TRCWiki]] page.

I'd like to migrate the following to the wiki:

* [[What's a Rallye?]] ([http://www.therallyeclub.org/what.htm original document])
* [[Calendar]] ([http://www.therallyeclub.org/upcoming.htm original document])
* [[Shop]] ([http://www.therallyeclub.org/shop.htm original document])
* [[Results]] ([http://www.therallyeclub.org/trcres.htm original document])
** It would be nice to allow rallyemasters to publish results to the wiki, but the results shouldn't be edited by anyone other than the rallyemaster.

Any thoughts?

[[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]] 12:29, 22 August 2007 (PDT)

I'm investigating plugins to give us better flexibility on page protections. Clearly there are at least four classes of protection that are desired:
* Sysops only
* Page creator only
* TRC Board
* Registered users

We have the first and last by default with this software, but I think there's a way to do more. I don't want to lean heavily on sysop protection, because it creates work (possibly substantial, depends on the doc and the number of docs) for sysops.
<br>- [[User:Steve|Steve]] 21:39, 25 August 2007 (PDT)

Seems kind of poorly laid out. Shouldn't the "All pages" link be larger and at the top?

Also why is the system on UCT and not PDT or PST?

2008-04-21T22:13:02Z

Jonesi: /* 2003 */

TRC has seven board members: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and three board members at large.

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== Officers for 2008 ==

* '''President''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net]
* '''Vice President''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]
* '''Secretary''' - Michelle McGrew, [mailto:michelle@TheRallyeClub.org michelle@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Treasurer''' - [[User:Dean|Dean Stanton]], [mailto:dean@TheRallyeClub.org dean@TheRallyeClub.org]

* '''Board Member''' - Abby Grossman, [mailto:abby@TheRallyeClub.org abby@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Stefanis|Nick Stefanisko]], [mailto:nick@stefanisko.net nick@stefanisko.net]

== Appointed Positions ==

* '''Gimmick Rallye Competition Director''' - Abby Grossman, [mailto:abby@TheRallyeClub.org abby@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Equipment Chair''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Awards Committee''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net] and [[User:Stefanis|Nick Stefanisko]], [mailto:nick@stefanisko.net nick@stefanisko.net]
* '''Membership Chair''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net]
* '''Insurance Chair''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]
* '''Publicity Chair''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]
* '''Webmaster''' - Dave Graubart, [mailto:webmaster@TheRallyeClub.org webmaster@TheRallyeClub.org]

== Officers for Previous Years ==

=== 2007 ===

* '''President''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Vice President''' - Nancy Hanna, [mailto:nancy@watt.com nancy@watt.com]
* '''Secretary''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net]
* '''Treasurer''' - [[User:Steve|Steve Watt]], [mailto:steve@watt.com steve@watt.com]

* '''Board Member''' - Abby Grossman, [mailto:abby@TheRallyeClub.org abby@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Dean|Dean Stanton]], [mailto:dean@TheRallyeClub.org dean@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]

=== 2006 ===

* '''President''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Vice President''' - Pete Soper
* '''Secretary''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net]
* '''Treasurer''' - [[User:Steve|Steve Watt]], [mailto:steve@watt.com steve@watt.com]

* '''Board Member''' - Nancy Hanna, [mailto:nancy@watt.com nancy@watt.com]
* '''Board Member''' - Abby Grossman, [mailto:abby@TheRallyeClub.org abby@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - Michelle McGrew, [mailto:michelle@TheRallyeClub.org michelle@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]

=== 2005 ===

* '''President''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Vice President''' - Pete Soper
* '''Secretary''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net]
* '''Treasurer''' - [[User:Steve|Steve Watt]], [mailto:steve@watt.com steve@watt.com]

* '''Board Member''' - Nancy Hanna, [mailto:nancy@watt.com nancy@watt.com]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Jonesi|Bill Jonesi]]
* '''Board Member''' - Michelle McGrew, [mailto:michelle@TheRallyeClub.org michelle@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]

=== 2004 ===

* '''President''' - Pete Soper
* '''Vice President''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Secretary''' - [[User:Steve|Steve Watt]], [mailto:steve@watt.com steve@watt.com]
* '''Treasurer''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]

* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Jonesi|Bill Jonesi]]
* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Tstefanisko|Teresa Stefanisko]], [mailto:teresa@stefanisko.net teresa@stefanisko.net]
* '''Board Member''' - Nancy Hanna, [mailto:nancy@watt.com nancy@watt.com]
* '''Board Member''' - Jeff Trimble

=== 2003 ===

* '''President''' - Pete Soper
* '''Vice President''' - [[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]], [mailto:darin@TheRallyeClub.org darin@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Secretary''' - [[User:Steve|Steve Watt]], [mailto:steve@watt.com steve@watt.com]
* '''Treasurer''' - [[User:Ckwendt|Cris Wendt]], [mailto:ckwendt@comcast.net ckwendt@comcast.net]

* '''Board Member''' - [[User:Jonesi|Bill Jonesi]] [mailto:jonesi@TheRallyeClub.org jonesi@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - Abby Grossman, [mailto:abby@TheRallyeClub.org abby@TheRallyeClub.org]
* '''Board Member''' - Nancy Hanna, [mailto:nancy@watt.com nancy@watt.com]
* '''Board Member''' - Jeff Trimble

Talk:Gimmick Types

2008-03-29T09:20:34Z

Jonesi:

We've got [[Special:Wantedpages|wanted pages]] like [[Onto Gimmicks]], [[Parallel Sign Gimmicks]], and [[Sign Location Gimmicks]].

Do these topics deserve their own pages? Or can we just start linking to the corresponding sections of this document instead?

[[User:Darin|Darin McGrew]] 10:00, 14 August 2007 (PDT)

I think one page is better than splitting them up. I also think it should be arranged like the rallye pages rather than by presumed dificulty.

GIs
Opening Paragraph gimmicks
Definition gimmicks
OoP gimmicks
etc

RI page gimmicks

Supp/SI page gimmicks

Scoresheet gimmicks.

TRC Equipment

2008-03-29T06:51:11Z

Jonesi:

TRC makes rallye-related equipment available to its rallyemasters.
If you would like to use any of the following equipment for your rallye, please contact the [[TRC Board Structure|TRC Equipment Chair]]:

* checkpoint signs
** 1 double-sided checkpoint sign
** 6 single-sided checkpoint signs

* whiteboard, easel, dry-erase pens, eraser

* coursemarker tools
** marker parkers
** marker rippers

* hexagonal stop sign

* block numbers

* point-check sign

* clocks, hoses, timekubes & FRS radios (for timed rallyes)