text: Rally Tennessee 2009 Rally Tennessee 2009 Rally Guide May 23 - 24, 2009 1 Introduction This document has no regulatory power and is to be used for information only. Sections 1 through 21, where completed, and the appendices conform to FIA WRC Appendix 3 regulations for Rally Guides. 1.1 Welcome Thanks for coming out to the middle of Tennessee to race with us! The whole town of Linden and, indeed, all of Perry County, is very excited to have you here. The early interest in this event from all the competitors is fantastic. As exposure to tarmac rallying grows, we're seeing a very warm response from rally drivers, co-drivers and riders. I'm sure that 2009 will be another super fun year! Good luck on the tarmac! Anders Green Clerk of the Course Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 1 Rally Tennessee 2009 1 Introduction.....................................................................................................................1 1.1 Welcome..........................................................................................................................................1 1.2 Rally Tennessee History..................................................................................................................5 1.3 2007 Rally Tennessee Summary.....................................................................................................5 1.4 Past Rally Tennessee Winners.........................................................................................................5 1.5 Resident Tennessee Competitors.....................................................................................................5 1.6 Atlantic Rally Cup History..............................................................................................................5 2 Organizers Contact Details............................................................................................6 2.1 Permanent Contact Details..............................................................................................................6 2.2 Rally Headquarters Contact Details................................................................................................6 2.3 Media Contact Details.....................................................................................................................6 2.4 Rally Program – Prior to Rally Week..............................................................................................6 2.5 Rally Program – Rally Week...........................................................................................................6 2.6 Stewards Meetings..........................................................................................................................6 3 Entry Details....................................................................................................................6 3.1 Titles for Which the Rally Counts...................................................................................................6 3.2 Criteria for Acceptance of Entries...................................................................................................7 3.3 Entry Dates......................................................................................................................................7 3.4 List of Entry Fees............................................................................................................................7 3.5 Entry Packages................................................................................................................................7 3.6 Stage Notes......................................................................................................................................7 3.7 Insurance Coverage Provided by Entry...........................................................................................7 3.8 Draft Entry List................................................................................................................................7 3.8.1 Rally Car Entries......................................................................................................................7 3.8.2 RallyMoto™ Entries.................................................................................................................7 4 Service Park....................................................................................................................8 4.1.1 Facilities...................................................................................................................................8 4.1.2 Map...........................................................................................................................................8 5 Reconnaissance...............................................................................................................8 6 Shakedown.......................................................................................................................9 6.1 Participation.....................................................................................................................................9 6.2 Location...........................................................................................................................................9 6.3 Times...............................................................................................................................................9 6.4 Participants......................................................................................................................................9 6.5 Cost..................................................................................................................................................9 6.6 Spectating at the Shakedown...........................................................................................................9 6.7 Directions to Shakedown.................................................................................................................9 7 Media.............................................................................................................................10 7.1 Local Media Contact Details.........................................................................................................10 7.2 Coverage on TV, Radio and Web Sites.........................................................................................10 7.3 Media Center.................................................................................................................................10 7.4 Photographic Development Services.............................................................................................10 7.5 Press Room / Photographers Communications.............................................................................10 7.6 Interview Zones.............................................................................................................................10 7.7 2008 NASA Rally Sport ARC Points Table..................................................................................10 8 Two Way Radios...........................................................................................................10 9 Fuel.................................................................................................................................10 10 Hospitality...................................................................................................................10 11 Helicopters...................................................................................................................11 11.1 Registration Procedure................................................................................................................11 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 2 Rally Tennessee 2009 11.2 Helicopter Companies.................................................................................................................11 12 Import of Vehicles & Spare Parts.............................................................................11 12.1 Importing into America...............................................................................................................11 13 Hotel Accommodation................................................................................................11 14 List of Useful Facts and Services...............................................................................12 14.1 Information on Tennessee...........................................................................................................12 14.2 Driving in Tennessee...................................................................................................................12 14.3 Transport of Fuel in Tennessee...................................................................................................13 14.4 Area Information.........................................................................................................................13 14.5 Weather Forecast Service............................................................................................................13 14.6 Rental Vehicles............................................................................................................................13 14.7 Airport.........................................................................................................................................13 14.8 Taxi and Shuttle Services............................................................................................................13 14.9 Supermarkets...............................................................................................................................13 14.10 Hardware Stores........................................................................................................................13 14.11 Pharmacy...................................................................................................................................13 14.12 Towing and Salvage Services....................................................................................................14 14.13 Local Telecom Assistance.........................................................................................................14 14.14 Cellular Coverage......................................................................................................................14 14.15 Cellular Phones and Rentals......................................................................................................14 14.16 Embassies & High Commissions..............................................................................................14 14.17 Banks.........................................................................................................................................14 14.18 ATM Locations.........................................................................................................................14 14.19 Foreign Currency Exchange......................................................................................................15 14.20 Visa Requirements.....................................................................................................................15 14.21 Departure Tax............................................................................................................................15 14.22 Country Code Listing & Time Difference.................................................................................15 14.23 Maps..........................................................................................................................................15 14.24 Restaurants................................................................................................................................15 14.25 Equipment Rental......................................................................................................................15 14.26 Copy Service.............................................................................................................................16 14.27 Electronics.................................................................................................................................16 14.28 Public Internet Access...............................................................................................................16 14.29 Computer Equipment – Hire & Technical Support...................................................................16 14.30 Auto Parts Stores.......................................................................................................................16 14.31 Auto Salvage Yards...................................................................................................................16 14.32 Tire Mounting and Supply.........................................................................................................16 14.33 Car Manufacturers.....................................................................................................................16 14.34 Locksmiths................................................................................................................................16 14.35 Vinyl..........................................................................................................................................17 14.36 Fire Extinguisher Certification..................................................................................................17 14.37 Coffee........................................................................................................................................17 14.38 Alcohol......................................................................................................................................17 15 Scrutineering Sealing and Marking..........................................................................17 15.1 Pre-Event Scrutineering...............................................................................................................17 15.1.1 Date, Time, and Place...........................................................................................................17 15.1.2 Directions to Scrutineering From Registration.....................................................................17 15.1.3 Preparations to be Made to the Car Prior to Arrival.............................................................17 15.2 Post-Event Scrutineering.............................................................................................................17 15.2.1 Date, Time, and Place...........................................................................................................17 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 3 Rally Tennessee 2009 15.2.2 Procedure..............................................................................................................................17 16 Start Procedure...........................................................................................................18 16.1 Date, Place, and Time..................................................................................................................18 16.2 Procedure.....................................................................................................................................18 17 Finish Procedure.........................................................................................................18 17.1 Date, Place, and Time..................................................................................................................18 17.2 Procedure.....................................................................................................................................18 17.3 Awards Ceremony.......................................................................................................................18 18 PR Activities................................................................................................................18 18.1 Events..........................................................................................................................................18 18.2 Advertising..................................................................................................................................18 19 Event Passes and Plates..............................................................................................19 19.1 Event Passes................................................................................................................................19 19.2 Event Plates.................................................................................................................................19 20 Medical & Safety Services..........................................................................................19 20.1 Event Emergency Contact Phone Number..................................................................................19 20.2 Local Municipal Safety Contact Phone Numbers.......................................................................19 20.2.1 Hospitals...............................................................................................................................19 20.2.2 Ambulance............................................................................................................................19 20.2.3 Police....................................................................................................................................20 20.2.4 County Sheriff......................................................................................................................20 20.2.5 Firefighters...........................................................................................................................20 21 Administrative Checks...............................................................................................20 21.1 Location.......................................................................................................................................20 21.2 Service Vehicle Registration.......................................................................................................20 21.3 Vehicle Registration & Licensing...............................................................................................21 22 Spectating....................................................................................................................21 22.1 Spectator Tickets.........................................................................................................................21 22.2 Spectator Areas Schedule............................................................................................................21 22.3 Parc Expose and Service Areas Schedule...................................................................................21 22.4 Spectator Area Travel Time Matrix............................................................................................21 22.5 Spectator Area Overview Map....................................................................................................22 22.6 Directions to the Spectator Areas................................................................................................22 22.6.1 Tree Farm Hairpin at Perry County Landfill........................................................................22 22.6.2 Hohenwold Delta at Poplin Hollow.....................................................................................22 22.6.3 Hohenwold Tee at Old Linden Road....................................................................................22 22.7 Directions to the Service Area.....................................................................................................22 22.8 Spectator Area Maps...................................................................................................................23 23 Appendix 1 Itineraries................................................................................................23 23.1 Road Closure & Official Car Schedule.......................................................................................23 23.2 Itinerary compared to 2007.........................................................................................................23 23.3 Twilight Schedule........................................................................................................................23 23.4 Leg 1 Stage Schedule..................................................................................................................24 24 Appendix 2 Maps........................................................................................................25 24.1 Town Of Linden Map..................................................................................................................25 24.2 Overview of Leg 1.......................................................................................................................26 24.3 Tree Farm....................................................................................................................................27 24.4 Owl Hollow.................................................................................................................................27 24.5 Short Creek (also shakedown).....................................................................................................28 24.6 Howenwold..................................................................................................................................28 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 4 Rally Tennessee 2009 25 Appendix 3 Road Books.............................................................................................28 25.1 Directions from Registration to Start and Service.......................................................................29 25.2 Directions from Service to All Stages.........................................................................................29 26 Appendix 4 Drawings and Layouts...........................................................................30 26.1 Start Area.....................................................................................................................................30 26.2 Finish Area..................................................................................................................................30 1.2 Rally Tennessee History The original Rally Tennessee was a gravel event held in the eastern mountains of Tennessee on some of the same roads that played host to previous Cherokee Trails events. In 2005, Rally Tennessee moved west to Linden, Tennessee, and that move began the tarmac adventure. Rally Tennessee became the first full tarmac event sanctioned in the United States. Then in 2007, the lightning rod of firsts struck again as the first tarmac rally for motorcycles, under NASA Rally Sport's RallyMoto™ program, allowed what some described as Isle of Mann style racing here in America. 1.3 2008 Rally Tennessee Summary Twenty-six car teams and fourteen motorcycle teams converged on Linden, Tennessee for Rally Tennessee 2008. Bill Conger took first place in the RallyMoto™ competition with his Production 2 Husqvarna SM 510R. Only seconds behind him, Mark Ely finished first in Dukes on his Aprilia SXV 5.5. Doug Morrison took third overall and first in Kings on his BMW R1200 HP2 while Gregory Crays finished first in Production 1 on his BMW 1200 GS. As expected it was tight competition for top placement in the winner's circle. Otis Dimiters and Dominick Jozwiak took first place in their Production 1 Subaru Impreza. Bruce Davis and Jimmy Brandt took first in Modified 1 with a Dodge Neon SRT-4. Dan Brosnan and Shane McCann finished first in Modified 2 in their Nissan Sentra. Eduardo Bancalari and Matthew Tremmel finished first in Super Stock with a Subaru WRX. Robert Maunz and Mark Sackett took first in Stock with their Ford Escort GT while Hampton Bridwell and Josh Katinger finished first in their Rally Spec Ford Focus. 1.4 Past Rally Tennessee Winners 2008 Otis Dimiters and Dominick Jozwiak, Bill Conger 2007 Seamus Burke and Eddie Fries, Christopher Wyckoff 2006 Seamus Burke and Christine Beavis 2005 Celsus Donnelly and Noel Gallagher 1.5 Resident Tennessee Competitors 2008 Driver Wm. Stuart Wood and navigator Bill Wood of Chattanooga, Gregory Crays of Arrington 2007 Driver Wm. Stuart Wood of Chattanooga 2006 Driver John Barnett 2005 Driver John Barnett 1.6 Atlantic Rally Cup History The championship began as Eastern States Rally Championship in 2004. That year, Rally Tennessee's tarmac stages were not part of this first rally championship organized by NASA Rally Sport on the East Coast. Three other events followed, with the series traveling to Eastern Tennessee and New York. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 5 Rally Tennessee 2009 In 2005, the championship kicked off the rally season in South Carolina. This second year of the championship saw it expand to five events, including the tarmac stages of Rally Tennessee in Linden, Tennessee! The series culminated with the well-received International Rally New York which took place in northern New York. In 2006 the championship added Rally West Virginia. The roads in West Virginia proved to be technical, popular and further increased the varied types terrain that competitors fight to conquer each season. The now familiar events - Sandblast Rally, Rally Tennessee, Rally West Virginia, and Black River Stages - comprised the championship. Rally West Virginia was additionally honored by becoming a two-day event and host to the Max Attack! series. In 2008, the twin championships of the Atlantic Rally Cup and Atlantic RallyMoto™ Cup replaced the Eastern States Rally Championship. The 2009 season will include the four familiar events and new events in New Hampshire and Florida. 2 Contact Details 2.1 Permanent Contact Details Rally Tennessee Amy Feistel 217 Caniff Lane Cary, North Carolina 27519 Voice: 919.434.3267 Fax: 919.882.1883 email@example.com 2.2 Rally Headquarters Contact Details The Commodore Hotel & Cafe Telephone: 931.589.3224 114 East Main Street Email: email@example.com Linden, Tennessee 37096 2.3 Media Contact Details Media personnel should submit a press pass application form to Anders Green at least one week before the rally. The application form is available online at www.rallytennessee.com/2009/press-pass.php 2.4 Rally Program – Prior to Rally Week Saturday March 14, 2009 6pm Reserved Entry begins Saturday March 21, 2009 6pm Early Entry begins Saturday April 18, 2009 6pm Regular Entry begins Saturday May 16, 2009 6pm Late Entry begins Paperwork Completion Deadline 2.5 Rally Program – Rally Week Thursday May 21, 2009 6pm Entries close 5 - 8pm Volunteer Registration Perry County Community Center 5 - 8pm Early Registration (Express Registrants Only) Perry County Community Center Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 6 Rally Tennessee 2009 5 - 8pm Early Reconnaissance Registration (Express Registrants Only) Perry County Community Center 5:30 - 8:30pm Early Scrutineering (Express Registrants Only) Perry County Community Center 6 - 9pm Novice Competitor Orientation No.1 Perry County Community Center 7 - 8pm Stage Captain & Recce Crew Meeting Perry County Community Center Friday May 22, 2009 7 - 11am Recce - Forward direction North and South Stages 8am - 3pm Reconnaisance Registration 8am - 6pm Competitor Registration Perry County Community Center 8am - 8pm Volunteer Registration Open Perry County Community Center 9am - 6pm Scrutineering Perry County Community Center 12 - 4pm Recce - Reverse direction North and South Stages 4:30 - 6:30pm Shakedown Short Creek Stage 6 - 9pm Novice Competitor Orientation No. 2 Perry County Community Center 6:30 - 8pm Parc Exposé (Shakedown Participants Only) Linden Town Square 8 - 9pm Volunteer Meeting Perry County Community Center 8 - 9pm Check-in to overnight Parc Fermé Perry County Community Center 9 - 10:30pm First Stewards' Meeting HQ Hotel Saturday May 23, 2009 7:30am Stage teams meet for deployment Perry County High School 8am All vehicles free to leave Parc Fermé Perry County Community Center 8am Leg One Start Order posted Perry County Community Center 8:30 - 9:30am Parc Exposé Perry County High School 8:30am Competitor Meeting Perry County High School 9:31am Start, first vehicle departs Perry County High School 1:30pm Finish, first motorcycle arrives at final leg control Perry County High School 5:30pm Finish, first car arrives at final leg control Perry County High School 7:56pm Sunset Linden, Tennessee 8 - 9pm Check-in to overnight Parc Fermé Perry County Community Center 8pm Leg One results posted HQ Hotel Sunday May 24, 2009 7:30am Stage teams meet for deployment Perry County High School 8am All vehicles free to leave Parc Fermé Perry County Community Center 8am Leg Two Start Order posted Perry County Community Center 8:30 - 9:30am Parc Exposé Perry County High School 8:30am Competitor Meeting Perry County High School 9:31am Start, first vehicle departs Perry County High School 1:30pm Finish, first motorcycle arrives at final leg control Perry County High School 5:30pm Finish, first car arrives at final leg control Perry County High School 5:30 - 7pm Parc Exposé Linden Town Square 7 - 10pm Awards Party HQ Hotel 7:56pm Sunset Linden, Tennessee 8pm Provisional Scores posted HQ Hotel 2.6 Stewards' Meetings The first Stewards' Meeting will be at the HQ Hotel on Friday May 22, 2009, 9 - 10pm. 3 Entry Details 3.1 Titles for Which the Rally Counts Atlantic Rally Cup Atlantic RallyMoto™ Cup United States Rally Championship Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 7 Rally Tennessee 2009 3.2 Criteria for Acceptance of Entries The entry application will only be accepted through the official online entry form and accompanied by the total entry fee. Your entry will only be secured with payment in full. The organizers reserve the right to cancel the event if insufficient entries are received before the Early Entry Deadline. 3.3 Entry Dates Reserved Entry begins Saturday March 14, 2009, 6pm Early Entry begins Saturday March 21, 2009, 6pm Regular Entry begins Saturday April 18, 2009, 6pm Paperwork Completion Deadline Saturday May 16, 2009, 6pm Late Entry begins Saturday May 16, 2009, 6pm Entry closes Thursday May 21, 2009, 6pm The above are the dates and times by which payment must be received. The postmark of any correspondence will not be considered when determining whether an entry is received early. We remind competitors that instant credit card payment is available through the web site and instant entry delivery is available online or via fax. 3.4 List of Entry Fees Car Mandatory Stage Notes Car Total Motorcycle Reserved Entry Fee $740 $155 $895 $350 Early Entry Fee $740 $155 $895 $350 Regular Entry Fee $840 $155 $995 $400 Late Entry Fee $940 $155 $1,095 $450 Late Paperwork Fee $20 $20 3.5 Entry Packages The Reserved Entry is available to those who entered either last year's Rally Tennessee or the most recent series event (European Rally School Rally). Reserve Entry eligibility may also be purchased for $200 which does not count toward the Early Entry Fee. The Early Entry fee will only be available to those competitors who have paid before the Regular Entry period begins. The Regular Entry fee will only be available to those competitors who have paid before the Late Entry period begins. Submitting your Entry Form early without payment will not suffice. Initially, 30 entries will be reserved for cars and 40 entries will be reserved for motorcycles. When Regular entry begins, these reserves vanish. A total of 50 minutes worth vehicles will be accepted, with each motorcycle counting as 30 seconds. 3.6 Stage Notes Stage Notes are mandatory for all car participants. The stage note system uses an automated computer program to generate a description of the special stage road using sensors fitted to a vehicle driven through each stage. The Stage Notes are intended for use without reconnaissance. They describe the route in more detail than the Road Book. The use of the Stage Notes is a direct contract between the competitor and P-Sport, Inc., with the organizer's involvement being limited to authorizing the use and facilitating the preparation and distribution on behalf of P-Sport, Inc. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 8 Rally Tennessee 2009 3.7 Insurance Coverage Provided by Entry 3.7.1 Description of Liability Insurance Coverage The Entry Fee includes the insurance premium to insure the competitor and other parties as necessary against all third party bodily injury and property damage for the amount of $5,000,000 per occurrence. 3.7.2 Description of Accident Medical Coverage All competitors, service crews and all event participants (staff, marshals, volunteers, etcetera) have secondary medical coverage of $1,000,000. 3.7.3 Period of Insurance Coverage All insurance coverage will come into effect at the opening of the Rally Office and will end at the close of the Rally Office or at the moment of competitor retirement, exclusion or disqualification. 3.8 Draft Entry List 3.8.1 Rally Car Entries 3.8.2 RallyMoto™ Entries 4 Service Park 4.1.1 Facilities Type of Surface: Pavement GPS Coordinates: TBA Designated areas: People who wish to continuously run generators or diesel engines should set up their service area as far away from the high school as possible. Water Supply: Water is available inside the building Available food within walking distance of service: A wide variety of food provided by local groups will be available within the service area. Fast food and a convenience store are across the street. Bathrooms: Bathroom facilities are available inside the school. Enter main doors and turn left. Bathrooms are on left. Other Services: Electricity is not available. 4.1.2 Map Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 9 Rally Tennessee 2009 5 Reconnaissance 5.1 Registration Schedule All entrants taking part in the reconnaissance must register to obtain all necessary documents. Recce registration will only be done during the times listed below: • Thursday May 21, 5 - 8pm at the Perry County Community Center • Friday May 22, 8am -3pm at the Perry County Community Center 5.2 Reconnaissance Vehicle Insurance It is important to note that the vehicle used for reconnaissance must also present insurance papers just like rally vehicles and service vehicles. Insurance papers will need to identify the validity and limits of coverage. Rental vehicles must also present insurance papers showing appropriate coverage. 5.3 Reconnaissance Vehicle Identification Competitors will be issued identification numbers to be affixed to the outside of the driver's side rear window. Failure to display these numbers or displaying them incorrectly or incompletely will result in a 30 second penalty. 5.4 Reconnaissance Schedule The entire course opens simultaneously, but in one direction only. During the morning all stages run in the forward direction and during the afternoon all stages run in the reverse direction. Teams who begin reconnaissance on time will be able to make two passes over each stage. • Forward direction 7 - 11am • Reverse direction 12 - 4pm 5.5 Reconnaissance Speed Limit On the special stages, the speed limit is 35 mph unless traffic signs indicate a lower limit. Competitors are reminded that stages will be open to normal traffic during reconnaissance and that they must drive in a manner that does not endanger or inconvenience other traffic. Speeds can be checked by either law enforcement or event officials using any method. 5.6 Penalties No reconnaissance outside the official scheduled time is allowed for this rally. Illegal reconnaissance will result is exclusion from the rally. Failure to correctly display the reconnaissance vehicle identification will result in a 30 second penalty. Reckless driving or other unsportsmanlike conduct will be assessed a penalty per the discretion of the Clerk of the Course. Failure to follow direction of traffic for reconnaissance per the published schedule will result in disqualification from the event. Penalties for speeding are as follows: 1st Offense = $200 2nd Offense = $400 and 2 minute penalty 3rd Offense = Disqualification All fines must be paid in cash to the Clerk of the Course, prior to the first vehicle starting the Event. 5.7 Maximum number of passes. Only two passes will be allowed per stage. This will be regulated by means of a reconnaissance log. All competitors must check in with the reconnaissance volunteer at the start of each stage. 5.8 Reconnaissance vehicle No competition vehicles may be used for reconnaissance. No vehicle may have decals or numbers or racing Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 10 Rally Tennessee 2009 graphics other then recce identification numbers provided at recce registration. 5.9 Direction of Reconnaissance Traffic Reconnaissance may only be conducted in one direction depending on the reconnaissance schedule. Failure to follow direction of traffic for reconnaissance per the published schedule will result in disqualification from the event. 6 Shakedown 6.1 Participation Competitors who have completed registration, scrutineering, and the Novice Competitor Orientation (if required) may run the shakedown stage. Helmets, suits and all other safety gear are required. 6.2 Location TBA 6.3 Times Friday May 22, 2009 4:30 - 6:30pm 6.4 Participants No service crew members or spectators may participate by riding in a vehicle at the shakedown stage. Please note that the shakedown stage is used for publicity: rides in rally cars are sometimes arranged for event sponsors and town officials. Some teams will be approached and asked to provide rides for the mayor, police chief, or a sponsor. Please understand that this sort of activity is paramount for continued close relations with the town and forest that allows us use of their roads. These riders may need to borrow helmets. The ride with a sponsor should be at 60-70 percent of testing speeds, and viewed as a ride, not an opportunity to test. 6.5 Cost Each run through the shakedown stage cost five dollars. When carrying a sponsor or official the run will be free of charge. 6.6 Spectators at the Shakedown One spectator area will be available at the Shakedown stage. All persons who go to this spectator area must sign a waiver. Spectators will be allowed within the taped off area only. Any team members or crew traveling outside the taped area will incur a one minute penalty. 6.7 Directions to Shakedown TBA 7 Media 7.1 Local Media Contact Details TBA 7.2 Coverage on TV, Radio and Web Sites TBA Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 11 Rally Tennessee 2009 7.3 Media Center There is no formal media center. All registered media should check-in at Registration in the Perry County Community Center. 7.4 Photographic Development Services Photo finishing is available at Vise's Discount Pharmacy in Parsons, Tennessee. Vise's Discount Pharmacy 179 Tennessee Avenue North Parsons, Tennessee 38363 731.847.3784 7.5 Press Room / Photographers Communications There is no formal press room. 7.6 Interview Zones Authorized media are permitted to request interviews of the competitor within any service area. Media are reminded that they must not approach a competitor vehicle while the vehicle is within a control. (The controls are where the vehicles wait before entering the service areas or the special stages.) 7.7 2009 NASA Rally Sport Atlantic Rally Cup and Atlantic RallyMoto™ Points Table 8 Two Way Radios Radio communication within the United States is governed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Users must either be a licensed amateur operator (Ham license) or use licensed business frequencies. In both cases, equipment power and allowed frequencies are limited. Further information can be found at www.fcc.gov which is the official government web site. 9 Fuel There is no official fuel supplier for this event. High octane race fuel will not be available in Linden, Tennessee. Please adhere to state and federal guidelines for the transport of fuel to and within Tennessee. RallyMoto™ competitors will not be allowed to carry auxiliary fuel containers on their person. 10 Hospitality The Rally Tennessee organizers are not currently planning any hospitality/VIP tours. If you would like to provide these services for your sponsors or clients please contact Amy Feistel to arrange the details. 11 Helicopters 11.1 Registration Procedure All helicopters used in connection with the rally must be registered with the rally organizers in addition to complying with all FAA regulations. The registration form is available from the Organizer upon request. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 12 Rally Tennessee 2009 11.2 Helicopter Companies Helicopter rentals are not available in Linden, Tennessee. The nearest rentals are available in Nashville, Tennessee. Colemill Enterprises, Inc. Helistar Aviation 2640 Air Park Drive 110 Tune Airport Drive Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee 615.226.4256 615.350.1122 Secure Air Charter Fly-N-Dollar Helicopter Services 547 Perimeter Road #13 547 Perimeter Road Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee 615.369.8200 615.415.9545 12 Import of Vehicles & Spare Parts 12.1 Importing into America The following is an excerpt from a U.S. government publication entitled "Importing A Car": Nonresidents may import an automobile or motorcycle and its usual equipment free of duty for a temporary stay to take part in races or other specific purposes. However, prior written approval from the EPA is required and such approval is granted only to those racing vehicles that EPA deems not capable of safe or practical use on streets and highways. If the contests are for other than money purposes, the vehicle may be admitted for 90 days without formal entry or bond if the Customs officer is satisfied as to the importer's identify and good faith. The vehicle becomes subject to forfeiture if it is not exported or if a bond is not given within 90 days of its importation. Prior written approval must be obtained from DOT. A vehicle may be temporarily imported for testing, demonstration, or racing purposes. With rally cars being capable of "safe and practical use streets and highways" this complicates matters, and we recommend that you research the matter carefully. Another encouraging part of the document states "These vehicles may be operated on public roads or highways provided the operations are an integral part of the test." Also, Rally Tennessee, giving no prize money, does fulfill the "contest for other than money purposes" clause. The Supplemental Regulations explicitly state that no prize money will be awarded. The full document is available on the official government importation web site: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/kbyg/prohibited_restricted.xml For the forms to import a car, you must deal with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, available here: http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/rules/import/Racing/ You may submit these forms yourself, or have a customs broker (in the U.S., in a port near where the car will land) do it for you. You do not need to have a NHTSA "Registered Broker" process this paperwork, as those businesses deal with cars that are imported for sale. 13 Hotel Accommodation Linden • The Commodore Hotel & Cafe 931.589.3224 ($70-$100) 114 East Main Street, Linden, TN 37096 email@example.com Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 13 Rally Tennessee 2009 • Avaleen Springs Bed & Breakfast 931.589.2857 ($85-$180) 7619 Highway 412 East, Linden, TN 37096 Mousetail Landing State Park 731.847.0841 3 Campground Road, Linden, TN 37096 • Linden Valley Baptist Conference & Camp Center 931.589.2622 1225 Baptist Camp Road, Linden, TN 37096 Lobelville Lobelville is 10 miles north of Linden, TN • Cane Creek Bed & Breakfast 931.593.2812 1803 Highway 438 East, Lobelville, TN 37097 Pleasantville Pleasantville is 10 miles west of Linden, TN • Spring House Inn 866.252.9486 ($125) 6815 Highway 100 West, Pleasantville, TN 37033 • NaCoMe Camp & Conference Center 931.729.9723 3232 Sulphur Creek Road, Pleasantville, TN 37033 Parsons Parsons is 18 miles west of Linden, TN • Pine Tree Inn 731.847.4102 3946 Highway 412 East, Parsons, TN 38363 Hohenwald Hohenwald is 19 miles southeast of Linden, TN • Goodenough Inn 931.796.2501 699 Centerville Highway, Hohenwald, TN 38462 firstname.lastname@example.com • Embassy Inn 931.796.1500 ($60) 235 East Main Street, Hohenwald, TN 38462 • Thousand Trails Natchez Trace Preserve 931.796.3211 1363 Napier Road, Hohenwald, TN 38462 • Many Cedars Campground 931.796.4384 ($16) 233 Pollock Cemetery Road, Hohenwald, TN 38462 firstname.lastname@example.com • Fall Hollow Campground 931.796.1480 1329 Columbia Highway, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Waverly Waverly is 22 miles north of Linden, TN • Buffalo River Camping & Canoeing 931.296.5964 650 Cuba Landing Road, Waverly, TN 37185 Hurricane Mills Hurricane Mills is 30 miles north of Linden, TN • Knights Inn 931.296.2432 ($40) 15470 Highway 13 South, Hurricane Mills, TN 37078 • Best Western ($70 - $100) 931.296.4251 15542 Highway 13 South, Hurrican Mills, TN 37078 • Days Inn 931.296.7647 ($50 - $60) 15415 Highway 13 South, Hurrican Mills, TN 37078 • Holiday Inn Express 931.296.2999 ($85 - $125) 15368 Highway 13 South, Hurricane Mills, TN 37078 • KOA Buffalo River 931.296.1306 473 Barren Hollow Road, Hurricane Mills, TN 37078 Waynesboro Waynesboro is 30 miles south of Linden, TN • Buffalo Canoeing & Campground 800.339.5596 702 Gaither Hinson Road, Waynesboro, TN 38485 14 List of Useful Facts and Services 14.1 Information on Tennessee Population: 6 million (2007 US Census Bureau estimate) Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 14 Rally Tennessee 2009 Language: English Time Zone: Greenwich Mean Time minus six hours Emergency Services: Dial 911 for Police, Ambulance and Fire Water: Tap water is fresh and safe to drink Climate Average early May high temperature in Linden: 80° F Average early May low temperature in Linden: 52° F The wettest month of the year is May with an average rainfall of 6 inches. Tornadoes in Tennessee can be severe and lead the nation in percentage of tornadoes with fatalities Shopping Most shops, grocery stores and restaurants operate five or six days a week. Very few eating establishments will be open in Linden after 10pm. Gasoline: Petrol is available seven days a week. Sales Tax A sales tax of 9.5% is added in Perry County, which is generally not included in the listed price. The listed fuel prices include all taxes. Postal Services United States Post Office 128 West Main Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2829 Electricity Electricity is 110 volts, 60 hertz. Hotels and motels will not have provisions for 220/230 volt equipment. Tipping: Tipping in Tennessee is not necessary, however if you have found the service (or food) exceptional it is perfectly in order to tip 10-15% of the total bill. Recreational Activities: A variety of local activities including golf, horseback riding, canoing, and hiking are available. In addition, an abundance of scenic and historic sites are in the area. The Perry County Chamber of Commerce (540.886.4490) will gladly assist you with these other adventures. 14.2 Driving in Tennessee • Driving from Hurricane Mills to Linden takes you through Lobelville. This 30 MPH zone is a notorious speed trap. Past competitors have been ticketed for 1 and 2 miles over the limit. • If taking the shortcut from the Community Center to the High School, there is an All-Way Stop by the church that is often monitored by police. Please come to a full and complete stop at this intersection. 14.3 Transport of Fuel in Tennessee TBA Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 15 Rally Tennessee 2009 14.4 Area Information The Perry County Chamber of Commerce can supply contact information for nearly any type of business in the area. Perry County Chamber of Commerce 113 Factory Street, Suite 1 PO Box 177 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2453 email@example.com 14.5 Weather Forecast Service Weather forecasts are available online at www.weather.com for zip code 37096. 14.6 Rental Vehicles Jimmy's Auto Sales USS Automotive 215 Hill Street 101 West Main Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2505 931.589.6563 C&K Motors East Side Motors 226 West Main Street 235 South Main Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.6500 931.593.2475 14.7 Airport The closest commercial airport is in Nashville, Tennessee. The drive to Linden is about 88 miles and 1.5 hours. Linden does have a local airport for small aircraft. The airport in Lexington, about 25 miles from Linden, is large enough for jets but does not have any commercial airlines using it currently. Nashville International Airport (BNA) Beech River Regional Airport (KPVE) Nashville Airport Authority 1600 Mount Ararat Road One Terminal Drive, Suite 501 Darden, Tennessee 38328 Nashville, Tennessee 37214 731.845.5740 615.275.1675 email@example.com Perry County Airport (M15) 799 Airport Road Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2216 14.8 Taxi and Shuttle Services The only public transportation in Perry County is the van service run by the Senior Centers of Perry County. The vans run five days per week. Inside Linden city limits, the fare is $1.00 each way; outside the city limits, the fare is $2.00 each way. Call 931.589.5111 for more information. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 16 Rally Tennessee 2009 14.9 Supermarkets Food Giant Cissie Lynns Country Store 123 West School Street 8000 Highway 13 South Linden, Tennessee 37096 Hurrican Mills, Tennessee 37078 931.589.2613 931.296.2275 Heath's Cee Bee 334 South Main Street Lobelville, Tennessee 37907 931.593.2323 14.10 Hardware Stores L&W Hardware & Lumber Chet's Hardware & Lumber 1220 Squirrel Hollow Drive 160 North Main Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Lobelville, Tennessee 37097 931.589.2155 931.593.3230 Ace Hardware 413 Tennessee Avenue North Parsons, Tennessee 38363 731.847.4030 14.11 Pharmacy Fred's Pharmacy Duren's Healthmart Pharmacy 88 Lobelville Highway 119 South Mill Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2178 931.589.2890 Smith's Pharmacy 119 South Mill Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2146 14.12 Towing and Salvage Services Taylor's Wrecker Service Big a Wrecker Service 913 Waynesboro Highway 200 Earl Jordan Lane Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 931.796.5825 731.847.2769 Blankenship Auto Care Barnett's Wrecker Service Old Highway N 15899 Highway 13 Linden, Tennessee 37096 Hurricane Mills, Tennessee 37078 765.538.2949 931.296.9765 14.13 Local Telecom Assistance If you would like the operator to look up a number for you, dial 411. This number is valid for all of Tennessee. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 17 Rally Tennessee 2009 14.14 Cellular Coverage Verizon Wireless has significant coverage in the Linden area and in Perry County. Sprint has coverage in Hurricane Mills and roaming service in Lobelville, Linden and Parsons. Nextel has no coverage in the Linden area. 14.15 Cellular Phones and Rentals No short term rentals are available in Linden, Tennessee. 14.16 Embassies & High Commissions The countries chosen to be listed here are based on international competitors of years past. Embassy, Ireland Embassy, Republic of Poland 2234 Massachusetts Ave. N.W. 2640 16th Street, NW Washington DC 20008-2849 Washington DC 20009 202.462.3939 202.234.3800 email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com www.irelandemb.org www.polandembassy.org Ireland Consulate General Consulate General of the Republic of Poland Ireland House 233 Madison Avenue 345 Park Avenue, 17th Floor New York, NY 10016 New York, NY 10154-0037 212.561.8160, 646.237.2100 212 .319.2555 www.polishconsulateny.org/ firstname.lastname@example.com 14.17 Banks First Bank Bank of Perry Count 120 West Main Street 318 South Mill Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2161 931.589.2153 ATM ATM 14.18 ATM Locations In addition to the ATMs listed above, the Food Giant grocery also has an ATM. 14.19 Foreign Currency Exchange The American currency system is based on dollar and cent denomination. Coins are 1c, 5c 10c, 25c, and 50c. Notes are $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. As of March 1, 2009 the approximate exchange rate for $1(USD) was: €0.79 (Euros) £0.71 (GBP, United Kingdom Pounds) $1.28 (CAD, Canadian Dollars) Local banks in Linden will not exchange foreign currency on a same-day basis. They send off the currency to a larger bank and you receive American dollars several days later. 14.20 Visa Requirements Full details of all visa requirements for each country is available from the US State Department at this web site: Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 18 Rally Tennessee 2009 travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochures/brochures_1229.html 14.21 Departure Tax All international flights coming to the United States include the Departure Tax in the price of the ticket. 14.22 Country Code Listing & Time Difference If calling the United States, the country code is +1. Linden, Tennessee is in the Central Standard Time zone (CST). ime difference between Rally Headquarters and various other locations: Ireland: HQ is six hours behind. Poland: HQ is seven hours behind. Ottawa, Canada: HQ is one hour behind. Mexico City, Mexico: there is no time difference. 14.23 Maps The recommended map to use is the Tennessee Gazetteer by DeLorme, which is a large format book. 14.24 Restaurants Linden • The Commodore Hotel & Cafe 931.589.3224 114 East Main Street, Linden, TN 37096 • The Rusty Fish Hook 931.589.2626 217 East School Street, Linden, TN 37096 • Village Pizza 931.589.5300 853 Squirrel Hollow Drive, Linden, TN 37096 • Rio Grande 931.589.9695 130 Lobelville Highway, Linden, TN 37096 • Brad's Dinner Bell Restaurant 931.589.3022 889 Squirrel Hollow Drive, Linden, TN 37096 Parsons • Monroe's Catfish Restaurant 731.847.2477 4363 Highway 412 East, Parsons, TN 38363 • Rivershack Restaurant 731.847.6610 1002 Perryville Road, Parsons, TN 38363 Hohenwald • Buffalo River Coffee Company 931.796.3887 102 West Main Street, Hohenwald, TN 38462 • Junk Yard Dog Steak House 931.796.0041 441 East Main Street, Hohenwald, TN 38462 • Rio Grande 931.796.2709 35 North Maple Street, Hohenwald, TN 38462 • San Antonio Grill 931.796.2180 196 Perkins Plaza, Hohenwald, TN 38462 Hurricane Mills • Log Cabin Restaurant 931.296.5311 15530 Highway 13 South, Hurricane Mills, TN 37078 • TJ Cinnamons 931.296.1955 15559 Highway 13 South, Hurricane Mills, TN 37078 14.25 Equipment Rental Precise Rebuilders Equipment Rentals 849 Broad Street South Lexington, Tennessee 38351 731.968.0283 14.26 Copy Service Buffalo River Review 115 South Mill Street Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 19 Rally Tennessee 2009 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2169 www.buffaloriverreview.com 14.27 Electronics Radio Shack 413 Tennessee Avenue North Parsons, Tennessee 38363 731.847.4033 14.28 Public Internet Access The Perry County Library in Linden and Lobelville have fast-speed internet, and you can access it through their networks. The Chamber of Commerce in Linden does have an open network - there is no need for a password at this time. 14.29 Computer Equipment – Hire & Technical Support Computer Rescue Michael's Computer Repair 327 West Main Street 2531 Bohannon Landing Linden, Tennessee 37096 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 931.589.6429 731.847.6432 14.30 Auto Parts Stores Napa Auto Parts Lobelville, Tennessee 37097 50 Lobelville Highway 931.593.2618 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.2183 Napa Auto Parts 279 East Main Street Troy's Tire & Services Center Parsons, Tennessee 38363 53 Tenth Avenue 731.847.6383 Lobelville, Tennessee 37097 931.593.2145 Carquest Auto Parts 170 West Main Street Lobelville Auto Parts Parsons, Tennessee 38363 96 South Main Street 731.847.3291 14.31 Auto Salvage Yards Taylor's Wrecker Services 913 Waynesboro Highway Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462 931.796.5825 14.32 Tire Mounting and Supply Sanders Tires 2871 Highway 412 East Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.9507 Boaz Tire & Auto Services 100 Tennessee Avenue South Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 20 Rally Tennessee 2009 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 731.847.3888 Rochelle Tire 13040 Old Highway 13 Hurricane Mills, Tennessee 37078 931.296.9311 www.rochelletire.com Troy's Tire & Services Center 53 Tenth Avenue Lobelville, Tennessee 37097 931.593.2145 14.33 Car Manufacturers There are no car manufacturers in Linden, Tennessee; however, there are some car dealerships in the surrounding area. Tennessee Valley Ford Townsend Chevrolet-Buick-Pontiac, Inc. 50 East Main Street 125 West Main Street Parsons, Tennessee 38363 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 731.847.3333 731.847.9321 www.tennesseevalleyford.com www.townsendchevroletbuickpontiac.com 14.34 Locksmiths Mike's Locksmiths Lindsay's Locksmith Services 20 Spring Hollow Lane 103 Post Road Parsons, Tennessee 38363 Waverly, Tennessee 37185 731.847.3390 931.296.1397 14.35 Vinyl Bug-Eyed Signs & Graphics 6151 Highway 412 West Linden, Tennessee 37096 731.847.0900 14.36 Fire Extinguisher Certification Fire Extinguisher Sales & Services PO Box 106 Waverly, Tennessee 37185 931.296.4415 14.37 Alcohol Hudson's Wine & Liquor H & M Spirits 205 East School Street 80 South Main Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Lobelville, Tennessee 37097 931.589.2411 931.593.3726 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 21 Rally Tennessee 2009 15 Scrutineering Sealing and Marking 15.1 Pre-Event Scrutineering The driver, co-driver and/or rider do not have to be present at Scrutineering. However, their helmets, driving suits, and other safety gear must be examined at the same time the vehicle is examined. 15.1.1 Date, Time, and Place Thursday May 21, 2009 5:30 - 8:30pm Friday May 22, 2009 9am - 6pm All Scrutineering will take place at the Perry County Community Center. 15.1.2 Directions to Scrutineering From Registration Scrutineering and Registration are in the same building. 15.1.3 Preparations to be Made to the Vehicle Prior to Arrival The following items should be prepared before the vehicle undergoes scrutineering: • Tech sheet should be filled out with vehicle number, event name, event date, and team names; • Appropriate vehicle numbers should be in place; and, • Organizer provided vinyl package should be in place. 15.2 Post-Event Scrutineering 15.2.1 Date, Time, and Place Sunday May 23, 2009 1:30pm for Motorcycles, 5:30pm for Cars Upon completion of the event, vehicles requiring post-event scrutineering will be directed by the Chief Scrutineer to remain at the High School service area. 15.2.2 Procedure Vehicles will be checked as desired by the Chief Scrutineers. 16 Start Procedure 16.1 Date, Place, and Time Perry County High School 1056 Squirrel Hollow Drive Linden, Tennessee 37096 On Saturday May 23, 2009, the first vehicle will be scheduled to start Leg One of the rally at 9:31am. On Sunday May 24, 2009, the first vehicle will be scheduled to start Leg Two of the rally at 9:31am. 16.2 Procedure All competing vehicles and crews must report to the start are and Parc Exposé by 8:30am on both Saturday May 23 and Sunday may 24, 2009. Motorcycles will start the rally first in 30 second intervals if more than 29 motorcycles enter the rally. Cars will start the rally second in one minute intervals. 17 Finish Procedure 17.1 Date, Place, and Time Perry County High School 1056 Squirrel Hollow Drive Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 22 Rally Tennessee 2009 Linden, Tennessee 37096 On Saturday May 23, 2009, the first motorcycle is scheduled to arrive at the final leg control at 1:30pm. The first car is scheduled to arrive at 5:30pm. On Sunday May 24, 2009, the first motorcycle is scheduled to arrive at the final leg control at 1:30pm. The first car is scheduled to arrive at 5:30pm. 17.2 Procedure Upon arrival, vehicles will clear the final control. They may declare their arrival minute if they desire. They will then be directed either to impound or to service by the Chief Scrutineers. All vehicles will be directed to a Parc Exposé in the Linden Town Square from 5:30pm to 7pm. 17.3 Awards Ceremony The Awards ceremony will be held at the Commodore Hotel & Cafe (HQ Hotel). 18 PR Activities 18.1 Events Parc Exposé Friday May 22, 2009 (Shakedown Perry County Town Square 6:30 - 8pm participants only) Parc Exposé Saturday May 23, 2009 Perry County High School 8:30 - 9:30am Start Saturday May 23, 2009 Perry County High School 9:31am Finish Saturday May 23, 2009 Perry County High School 5:30pm Parc Exposé Sunday May 24, 2009 Perry County High School 8:30 - 9:30am Start Sunday May 24, 2009 Perry County High School 9:31am Finish Sunday May 24, 2009 Perry County High School 5:30pm Parc Exposé Sunday May 24, 2009 Linden Town Square 5:30 - 7pm Awards Party Sunday May 24, 2009 Commodore Hotel & Cafe 7 - 10pm 18.2 Advertising Entities wishing to advertise at any of the PR events must do so through the Rally Tennessee sponsorship program. Contact Amy Feistel for more information. 19 Event Passes and Plates 19.1 Event Passes All participants must wear waiver wristbands. These will be required for entering controls, entering spectator areas, and working in the service areas. Wristband Color Who wears them Drivers, Co-drivers, Riders Red Team crew members Blue Stage Teams, Marshals, Radio Operators (Hams), Officials Yellow Spectators 19.2 Event Plates There will be no event plates (metal hood plates) issued for this event. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 23 Rally Tennessee 2009 20 Medical & Safety Services 20.1 Event Emergency Contact Phone Number For emergencies, dial 911. 20.2 Local Municipal Safety Contact Phone Numbers 20.2.1 Hospitals Perry Community Hospital Decatur County General Hospital 2718 Squirrel Hollow Drive 969 Tennessee Avenue South Linden, Tennessee 37096 Parsons, Tennessee 38363 931.589.2121 731.847.3031 20.2.2 Ambulance Ambulance Services, Inc. (providing medical coverage for the rally) Squirrel Hollow Drive Linden, Tennessee 37096 Dispatched by Dialing 911 931.589.2424 20.2.3 Police Highway Patrol Office Highway 13 North Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.5121 20.2.4 County Sheriff Perry County Sheriff's Department 582 Bethel Road Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.8803 20.2.5 Firefighters Linden Fire Department Cedar Creek Volunteer Fire Department Linden, Tennessee 37096 5430 Highway 128 931.589.2629 Linden, Tennessee 37096 931.589.3473 Pope Volunteer Fire Department 9637 Highway 412 West Linden, Tennessee 37096 731.847.0901 21 Administrative Checks 21.1 Location Perry County Community Center 113 Factory Street Linden, Tennessee 37096 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 24 Rally Tennessee 2009 21.2 Service Vehicle Registration All service vehicles must be registered with the rally. They must carry at least the same amounts of liability insurance coverage that is required of the rally cars. For those teams renting service vehicles such as cube vans or box trucks, we recommend contacting those companies well in advance so that you can get the appropriate insurance documentation. Alternatively, copies of your personal policy showing liability coverage when driving other vehicles will also be accepted. You will also need proof of state registration for the vehicle. 21.3 Vehicle Registration & Licensing All rally vehicles must be registered either with a state agency, or, in the case of imported cars, the federal government. All rally vehicles must be insured for public road travel. Providing these documents is part of entering the rally and administrative checks. 22 Spectators 22.1 Spectator Tickets Access to the spectator areas requires purchasing a ticket. Spectators must purchase a $5 all-day ticket. Spectators may purchase their bands at the Perry County High School in Linden, Tennessee. Bands will also be available for purchase at the spectator areas. A $5 ticket purchased at the Perry County High School includes the Spectator Guide. Tickets are good for both days of racing. Competitors and crews may use their waiver wristbands. 22.2 Spectator Areas Schedule Spectator Area Name Stage Name Vehicles Scheduled Tree Farm Hairpin Tree Farm Hohenwald Delta Hohenwald Hohenwald Tee Hohenwald 22.3 Parc Expose and Service Areas Schedule See 18.1. Service Schedule TBD. 22.4 Spectator Area Travel Time Matrix This grid shows the estimated time and distance to travel between spectator areas. Tree Farm Hairpin Howenwold Delta Howenwold Tee Service Tree Farm 20 miles, 34 minutes 23 miles, 39 minutes 10 miles, 21 minutes - Hairpin Howenwold 20 miles, 34 minutes 11 miles, 18 minutes - Delta Howenwold 23 miles, 39 minutes 3 miles, 6 minutes 15 miles, 23 minutes - Tee Service 10 miles, 21 minutes 11 miles, 18 minutes 15 miles, 23 minutes - Competitors or volunteers please note that your waiver wristband will also grant access to spectator areas. 22.5 Spectator Area Overview Map Please note that this map is not to scale, and is only a schematic to let you know the location of one spectator area relative to another. Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 25 Rally Tennessee 2009 TBD 22.6 Directions to the Spectator Areas All directions start from the Service Area at the Perry County High School. 22.6.1 Tree Farm Hairpin at Perry County Landfill GPS: • Turn left to exit the Service Area at Perry County High School, drive to the light at the intersection of Squirrel Hollow and South Mill Street. • Continue straight for 1 mile to the four way blinking light at the intersection with Route 412. • Continue straight on Route 13 for 5.5 miles. • Turn left onto King Branch Road and drive 0.9 miles. • Take a left at Y to stay on King Branch road and drive 3.2 miles. • Left onto unmarked road at overhead power lines, drive 0.1 miles. • Park on the right side of the road only. 22.6.2 Hohenwold Delta at Poplin Hollow GPS: N35.34.595 W87.42.991 • Turn left to exit the Service Area at Perry County High School, drive to the light at the intersection of Squirrel Hollow and South Mill Street. • Continue straight for 1 mile to the four way blinking light at the intersection with Route 412. • Turn right onto Route 412 and drive 2.8 miles. • Bear right at the Y at the gas station to stay on Route 412 and drive 5.9 miles. • Turn right onto Poplin Hollow Road and drive 2.0 miles. • Park on the right side of the road only. 22.6.3 Hohenwold Tee at Old Linden Road GPS: • Turn left to exit the Service Area at Perry County High School and drive to the light at the intersection of Squirrel Hollow and South Mill Street. • Continue straight for 1 mile to the four way blinking light at the intersection with Route 412. • Turn right onto Route 412 and drive 2.8 miles. • Bear right at the Y at the gas station to stay on Route 412 and drive 9.0 miles. • Turn right onto Old Linden Road and drive 2.0 miles. • Park on the right side of the road only. 22.7 Directions to the Service Area Perry County High School Service Area GPS: • A quarter mile south east of the intersection of Squirrel Hollow Road and South Mill Street is the entrance to the Perry County High School. • The service area is open to spectators, but no spectator cars may enter the High School parking lot. Please park across the street and carefully cross over to the High School on foot. 22.8 Spectator Area Maps TBD Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 26 Rally Tennessee 2009 23 Appendix 1 Itineraries 23.1 Road Closure & Official Car Schedule TBD 23.2 Itinerary compared to 2008 TBD 23.3 Twilight Schedule According to the U.S. Naval Observatory the sun has the following schedule during the rally: Saturday May 22, 2009 Sunday May 23, 2009 Begin Civil Twilight 5:13am 5:12am Sunrise 5:41am 5:41am Sunset 7:55pm 7:56pm End Civil Twilight 8:24pm 8:25pm 23.4 Leg 1 Stage Schedule Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Insert PDF Page Here Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 27 Rally Tennessee 2009 24 Appendix 2 Maps 24.1 Town Of Linden Map 24.2 Overview of Leg 1 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 28 Rally Tennessee 2009 24.3 Tree Farm 24.4 Owl Hollow Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 29 Rally Tennessee 2009 24.5 Short Creek (also Shakedown) 24.6 Howenwold 25 Appendix 3 Road Books Some directions are located elsewhere: Directions To Section of Rally Guide Scrutineering 15.1.2 Shakedown 6.7 Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 30 Rally Tennessee 2009 25.1 Directions from Registration to Start and Service Approximately 1 mile, 5 minutes. • Drive up the hill to Main Street (Route 412). • Turn right and drive 0.2 miles to the blinking light. • Turn right onto South Mill Street and drive 0.6 miles. • Turn right onto Squirrel Hollow Road (Route 13) and take the first right into the High School parking lot. 25.2 Directions from Service to All Stages These directions are supplied for those who need to retrieve a vehicle from the stages. It is imagined that you will have some sort of map to supplement these instructions. Tree Farm Start • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Turn right onto S Mill and drive 0.6 miles • Turn left at light onto W Main Street and drive 1.3 miles • Turn right onto Linden Pineview Rd and drive 0.3 miles • Turn right onto Tree Farm Rd, drive about 1.5 miles till you reach the control Tree Farm Finish • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Turn right onto S Mill and drive 0.6 miles • Turn left at light onto W Main Street and drive 1.3 miles • Turn right onto Linden Pineview Rd and drive 4.9 miles • Turn left onto Strickland Rd and drive about two miles Owl Hollow Start • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Turn right onto S Mill and drive 0.6 miles • Turn left at light onto W Main Street and drive 1.3 miles • Turn right onto Linden Pineview Rd and drive 9.3 miles • Turn left at T onto Tom's Creek Rd and drive 0.7 miles • Turn left onto Deer Creek road and drive 0.4 miles • Bear left to continue and drive another mile Owl Hollow Finish • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Turn right onto S Mill and drive 0.6 miles • Turn left at light onto W Main Street and drive 1.3 miles • Turn right onto Linden Pineview Rd and drive 9.3 miles • Turn left at T onto Tom's Creek Rd and drive 1.7 miles • Turn left onto Bunker Hill road and drive about 1.5 miles Short Creek Start • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Continue straight 1 mile to the all-way stop • Turn right onto 412, over the bridge, driving 0.8 miles • Turn right onto Short Creek Road and drive 0.5 miles • Take a very sharp right turn downhill and drive about 1 mile Short Creek Finish • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Turn right onto Old 13 and drive 0.5 miles • Turn left onto Old 20 and drive 2.2 miles • Turn left onto the finish of Short Creek Howenwold Start • Turn left to exit out of service and drive 200 feet to the traffic light • Turn right onto Old 13 and drive 0.5 miles • Turn left onto Old 20 and drive about 5 miles till you come to the control Howenwold Finish • Turn right out of service onto Route 13 and drive 4.7 miles • Turn left onto CR 921 and drive 0.7 miles • Turn right onto CR 1788 and drive 2.8 miles Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 31 Rally Tennessee 2009 • Turn left onto Rock House Road and drive 3.7 miles • Bear left at Y onto Cotton Branch Rd and drive 3.2 miles to arrive at the control 26 Appendix 4 Drawings and Layouts 26.1 Start Area TBD 26.2 Finish Area TBD Rally Guide Organized by Lina Racing, LLC 32


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DEWEY (AP) -- Train traffic has resumed near the southwestern South Dakota community of Dewey after a derailment.
An empty BNSF Railway coal train headed from Wyoming to Nebraska derailed early Monday. The railroad says 37 cars of a 123-car train went off the tracks.
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Like in all his other programmes the venue, the stretch of NH-9 between the Potti Sriramulu statue and Ashoka Pillar, was amazingly well decorated with tri-colour and flexies, taking into consideration the very short time available.
It was a Lagadapati show all the way. Vijayawada MP Lagadapati Rajagopal was among the first to arrive at the Potti Sriramulu statue near Prakasam Barrage to oversee the arrangements.
Like in all his other programmes the venue, the stretch of NH-9 between the Potti Sriramulu statue and Ashoka Pillar, was amazingly well decorated with tri-colour and flexies, taking into consideration the very short time available.
Though the meeting was referred to as an awareness meeting on Vijayawada City development, the focus of the few speakers, mostly elected representatives, and Mr. Rajagopal was the Mahadharna by TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu.
"I will meet Mr. Chandrababu Naidu before sunset and listen to him and then I will explain to him the situation," he repeated to the activists. Several television channels kept interviewing him on the sidelines of the show.
A temporary stage erected facing the Ashoka Pillar seemed overcrowded and insufficient to hold the leaders whose attendance seemed better than that of the activists. City Congress president Pyla Sominaidu, district president Naraharisetti Srihari, MLAs Jogi Ramesh, Malladi Vishnu and Vellampalli Srinivas were fortunate to be given a chance to speak.
The activists who were a few hundreds in number each had either a Congress flag or an expensive flexy placard with slogans against Mr. Naidu. "Is it wrong to develop the city with JNNURM funds?" said the question on the placard which was posed directly to Mr. Chandrababu Naidu. "What did you do to develop the city in the nine years you were Chief Minister, Mr. Naidu?" read another placard.
The city police who have had a bad experience with Mr. Rajagopal were extra cautious with him. Foiling all his attempts and followers to break the barricade and whisked away Mr. Naidu to Kummaripalem centre through the Tunnel. The strategic use of former woman mayors and deputy mayors and a motorcade led by Pedana MLA Jogi Ramesh did not have the slightest impact on the police.
The cops did not even relent on Mr. Rajagopal's request for allowing open top jeep. The MP and his men waited patiently until Mr. Naidu left the venue of the dharna and then asked the police to allow them to go only in vain.
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Opera Software CEO Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner said in a New York Times interview yesterday that its engineers have developed a version of the Opera web browser that works on the iPhone, but Apple has rejected it for the App Store because it competes with Safari.
This isn't unprecedented: Apple rejected an app called Podcaster possibly because it duplicates functionality in an upcoming version of the iPhone software. Podcaster was (for a time) available via ad-hoc distribution before that, too, was shut down.
Opera makes two flavors of its mobile web browser: Opera Mini for most mobile phones, BlackBerry, Palm, or Windows Mobile; and Opera Mobile, a more featured version for Symbian and Windows Mobile. A beta version of Opera Mini for Android is also in development.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012 6 comments I got my federal tax return today, yay!! So, I registered for both the Boilermaker 15K in July and the Binghamton Bridge Run Half marathon in May. WOOT!! I can't wait, both races are a blast. It was a good day. I ate WAY too much thanks... Read more
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Sunday, February 12, 2012 4 comments Alexis had another competition this weekend, this one was 2 hours away though; so it took most of the day to get there, compete and get home. On the plus side, I did my planned run, 70 minutes on the treadmill. I won't say I enjoy using the ma... Read more
Friday, February 10, 2012 2 comments I'm glad it's Friday. I haven't worked a full week in awhile and while it wasn't very stressful, it still took a lot out of me physically. I ended up not doing my second round of cardio tonight, but I did complete my toning video for bootcamp ... Read more
Thursday, February 09, 2012 5 comments Today was a great cardio day. I started with a 30 minute run... 20 minutes of intervals (8.5-6.5 minutes/mile), 1 mile of jog (10 m/m) and then a 5 minute cooldown walk (15 m/m). It felt awesome to get some sprints in and I'm finally feeling l... Read more
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Tuesday, February 07, 2012 0 comments Probably no need to blog tonight. I got in my workouts (plus 10 minutes), ate well today and got in all my water. I got some errands run and some chores done at home. Mostly, I just want to post my goals for tomorrow so that I'm accountable. ... Read more
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Saturday, February 04, 2012 2 comments This weekend is draining me, physically, mentally, emotionally. I really can't wait for it to be over, even with all the positives. Today wasn't bad, I got in my 6.5 mile run, we got in our volunteer hours and watched some of the older gir... Read more
Friday, February 03, 2012 5 comments Today could be looked on as a failure. I didn't do my second workout and I didn't track my food and likely went over my calories. But, it's not a failure. In fact, I think today was a pretty darn good day. Let's look at why my day got a litt... Read more
Thursday, February 02, 2012 1 comments It's going to be a busy weekend! My SIL comes into town late tomorrow and I still have to get some stuff cleaned before she gets here. Tomorrow starts our home gym's weekend long competition, which I need to help at for part of the weekend; an... Read more
Wednesday, February 01, 2012 5 comments I love to read, and I don't get to do it nearly as much as I would like to. I was recently given a book by a friend and had a chance to read it. It was an easy read...maybe 3 hours total to finish it; but wow, what an impact. The book is "The... Read more
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