with the type of road traversed. Deslocation Tracks: are stages used between towns and displacements on main roads, which because of their characteristics, do not allow competitors to maintain a high average speed. In these parts a maximum time is specified to fulfill the stage, so competitors can complete them safely. Neutral Tracks: are untimed stages used by competitors to replenish fuel, food, do maintenance or simply to rest during the race. Classic Regularity Rallies Often, regularity rallies are held for owners of classic cars. Since regularity rallies do not involve high speed, classic cars are able to participate on an equal footing with other cars. Regularity rallying provides a practical and inexpensive sport for classic car enthusiasts. Historic Rally Championship is featured in the FIA (Automobile International Federation) championship. The Rallye Glenwood Springs is the longest continuously running classic car rally in North America. It has been held annually since 1952, starting in Denver, CO and running over 120 miles through the Colorado Rockies to Glenwood Springs, CO. The Cascade Classic Rally & Tour is a 4 day event held in Washington State and British Columbia in which participants travel over 400 miles over scenic back roads. The event has run annually since 1997 and is known for its fun and unique locations. A popular specific variety of classic rallying is the 1/100 Regularity Rally. Notable events Carrera del Golfo al Pacífico, Mexico References TdS Racing Road rallying