The 100 Acre Wood Rally is the second race of the Rally-America Championship Series and is known as one of the most scenic. Named after the storybook home of Winnie the Pooh, the 100 Acre Wood Rally is a picturesque race with enough twists and turns to test every driver's ability. Set in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains of Missouri this race is always a favorite due to its pristine surroundings and fast, tight roads. Although you won't see Winnie the Pooh or any of his friends, you will see some of the best rally driving on some of the best rally roads in North America.

Heralded as the "Gateway to the Ozark Riverways", Salem, Missouri is a beautiful place to visit. With the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, the Mark Twain National Forest, and the Indian Trail Conservation Area all neighboring Salem, there is more than enough to see and do. And don't forget to bring your fishing pole as the area is famous for its Rainbow Trout Fishing!

The roads on the 100 Acre Wood Rally are known as some of the best roads in the nation for rallying. Fast, tight, twisty, and dry, this course is set up to test even the best driver's skills. However, the ever changing Missouri weather in February can lead to rain, sleet, hail or even snow which can bring a dangerous and exciting element to the race. No matter what the weather though, the scenic splendor in Salem makes this rally one of the best for spectators, so make sure to bring your camera.

• 2010_100AW_2010 100 Acre Wood Supp Regs.pdf (2.4 MB) - Supplemental Regulations
• 2010_100AW_2010 100 Acre Wood Competitor Bulletin 1.pdf (8.77 KB) - Competitor Bulletin #1
• 2010_100AW_Spectator Guide.pdf (8.66 MB) - 2010 Rally in the 100 Acre Wood Spectator Guide
• 2010_100AW_2010_100aw_organizer_bulletin_2.pdf (58.64 KB) - Competitor Bulletin #2
• 2010_100AW_2010_100aw_organizer_bulletin_3.pdf (11.43 KB) - Competitor Bulletin #3
• 2010_100AW_2010_100aw_organizer_bulletin_4.pdf (332.45 KB) - Competitor Bulletin #4

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