Friday, February 24th, 2006
1:30pm Parc Exposé at the Country Mart, Steelville, MO
2:31pm Start of Day 1, 2006 Rally in the 100 Acre Wood National Rally (and Trespassers Wil Regional Rally)
4:15pm Main Service at Viburnum High School Parking Lot, Viburnum, MO
7:00pm Finish TW in Salem at Holiday Inn Express

Saturday, February 25th, 2006
8:30am Parc Exposé in Salem (4th Street)
9:31am First Car Starts Day 2, 2006 Rally in the 100 Acre Wood National Rally (and Regional Rally)
11:45-3:35pm First Car arrives at first, second, and third Ellington Service
7:00pm First Car finishes 100 Acre Wood Rally, Dent County Court House, Salem
9:00pm Awards Banquet, Eagles' Lodge (Sponsored by St. Louis Region and Fat Tire Ale)

100 ACRE WOOD   |  www.100aw.org

In its first year on the Rally-America national championship calendar, 100 Acre Wood bridges the traditional 3 month gap between Sno*Drift and Oregon Trail. 100 Acre Wood is named after Winnie the Pooh's fictional home in the forest, and appropriately runs adjacent to one of the most beautiful mixed woodlands in the country -- Mark Twain National Forest.

LOCATION  |  Salem, Missouri

Known as the "Gateway to the Ozark Riverways," Salem is a picturesque town of 15,000 known for its virtually unlimited outdoor recreational opportunities. Whether you enjoy Rainbow Trout fishing, canoeing, hiking, or spelunking, you'll find what you're looking for in or around Salem. If you feel the need for an urban excursion , less than two hours in your car will take you to St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, or Jefferson City.

CONDITIONS  | pea gravel, highly variable weather

Many say that the roads at 100 Acre Wood are among the finest performance rally roads in the country. A combination of hairpin turns and long speedways should ensure an interesting time for all, not to mention the deer and off-road vehicles that sometimes appear out of nowhere. Set against a backdrop of lush green foliage and farmland, 100 Acre Wood should be a race that's as exhilirating for spectating as it is for driving. To say that February weather in the Ozarks is variable would be an understatement. Historically, race day has been met with rain, sleet, hail, and snow. Spectators should dress in layers and be prepared for anything.