Rally library

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Rally books for the Rally computer mode: the event identity, segments, course notes, route and session settings that the app can load with one tap. Open this page inside the app (Rally settings > ⋯ > Load rally > “Rally library”) and tap a “Load” link; the app downloads the book, sets the target average speed you picked for the session and every segment, and offers to switch to the Rally computer mode with the book’s units.

Reading this in a browser? The “Load” links only work inside the app, so open this page there.

main MENU > MODES > Rally computer > MENU on the rally control panel > Open rally settings > the ⋯ button > Load rally > Rally library — then tap the load link for the rally you need.

You can also import a rally book from Files (Rally settings > ⋯ > Load rally > “Import a rally book from files”) or open a .json rally book sent to you. Everything you load is kept in My rallies on the device.

See Rally book for the whole flow.

If you have a rally book you would like to share here, please contact the app developer.

Silver State Classic Challenge — Nevada SR-318, Lund → Hiko (90.00 miles)

The rally book is an unofficial driving aid based on the SSCC course notes (rev 2020-12-27). Verify all mileages, checkpoints and rules with the organizers. The book carries the event title, logo and this disclaimer, shown in the app when loaded.

Open-road time-speed-distance challenge: one 90-mile stage, a fixed target average speed per class, scored on the time variance at the finish (and at checkpoints #3, #6 and the finish for the Check Point Challenge).

The book contains:

No segments — one 90-mile stage at the single target average speed you pick (whole-session off perfect time).
85 course notes taken from the official SSCC course notes (turns, mile markers with the official mileage to SET, checkpoints, finish and shutdown), shown live on the rally control panel by the distance driven.
The NV-318 route, so the course is drawn on the rally map and in the live map gauge, and 83 of the notes carry a position along it for the map.
Geo anchors that correct the odometer at the official Start, CP#3 and Finish coordinates only. The other note positions are shown on the map but never move your distance, because they are derived from the route rather than surveyed. The published CP#6 coordinate is inconsistent with its mileage, so it is left as a note only.
Session settings: whole-session off perfect time, odometer snap on split, tech speed 124 mph and minimum speed 80 mph (Touring division values — check your own division’s tech/minimum speed in the rulebook and adjust in Rally settings > Session options), voice callouts of the course notes 0.3 mi ahead. The course notes show on the control panel, so the gauges are free for total distance, total timer, session average and max speed.
On load the app offers “Rally computer with mi / mph” — one tap and you are set up.

Pick your target speed class:

Official documents (Silver State Classic Challenge®):

The rally book is provided as a driving aid only, based on the SSCC course notes revised 2020-12-27; the official course notes, rulebook and event officials prevail. Please verify the mileages and checkpoints at the drivers' meeting. Using a rally computer counts as “Advanced Timing” under the SSCC rules.