Results

Pos	Driver	Co-Driver	Car	Class	Result
1	Aaron Neumann	Graham Coates	1992 Honda Civic	Gr2	1:21:50	E
2	Kris Schofield	Jaclyn Schofield	1987 Toyota Corolla	Gr2	1:22:07	E
3	Colin Armstrong	Ryan Warrington	1991 VW Golf	Gr2	1:22:55	E
4	Eric Grochowski	Leanne Junnila	1996 VW Golf	Gr2	1:25:16	E
5	Bryan Maplethorpe	Brad Bistritz	2002 Subaru Impreza WRX	Open	1:27:28	N
6	Ken Maydaniuk	James Watson	2004 Subaru Impreza Sti	Open	1:28:12	N
7	Hardy Schmidtke	Adam Vokes	2002 Subaru Impreza WRX	P4	1:29:52	N
8	John Breen	Josh Keatley	2000 Ford Focus	P3	1:30:41	N
9	Chad LePoudre	John Hall	1988 VW Golf	Gr2	1:31:24	N
10	Houston Peschl	Brad Nurse	1983 Volvo	Gr5	1:31:26	N
11	Brian Berturelli	Johnny Summers	1985 VW Golf	P3	1:32:17	N
12	Mark Jennings-Bates	Jennifer Daly	1993 Subaru Impreza	Open	1:33:32	E
13	Graham Bruce	Kurt Schantz	1991 Eagle Talon	P4	1:35:09	N
14	Peter Hill	Geoff Hill	1973 Toyota Corolla	GrD	1:37:27	E
15	Philip Garlick	Travis Charland	1988 Honda CRX	P2	1:38:38	N
	Karim Kanji	Penny Mellor	1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse	P4	Accident	N
	Neil Wright	Lorna Wright	1988 Mazda RX7	P3	Off Road	E

Detailed Results are available here!

Spectator Areas

Sunday November 11th, 2007

Forest Demonstration Loop
The Official Spectator Stages on the Forest Demonstration Loop will run consecutively at the beginning of the 2007 Kananaskis Rally. Spectators should be in place by 0945 hours and should plan to remain in place until approximately 1300 hours. Rally cars will pass through four times. The 2007 schedule will allow rally spectators to view plenty of action without having to spend long periods outdoors waiting for rally cars.
Directions	Arrive before 9:45 AM
From Calgary head West on Highway 1: Exit RIGHT onto Highway 68 (Sibbald Creek Exit) Follow Hwy 68 South for approx 17km to the Jumpingpound Demonstration Forest Loop Road. Enter the stage at the 2nd access road on your LEFT. Parking is approx 1km further in on the LEFT. Follow the Marshals directions. Download (spectator2007sm.pdf)

               

Provisional Start Order

Volunteer Info

One of the best ways to get into rallying and learn how and what to do is to volunteer to help out at an event.

There are many positions available, most not requiring any special knowledge (we'll teach you anyway). From the registration table to timing controls and spectator control.

Volunteers are needed:

• To help with competitor registration
• To help with technical inspection of rally cars
• To help with rally equipment for the event -signage, marking off stage areas, etc.
• To operate time controls - timing cars at stage starts, stage finishes and into the service parks.
• To secure the roads - ensuring that roads leading o­nto the stages are secure. In other words, the "best seats in the house to see the action"
• To host sponsor and media representatives
• To help with spectator safety - marshals who ensure that spectators remain in the designated viewing locations and stay safe.
• To monitor service parks for safe practises and to ensure that spectators are not too close to competitor cars during service.

Some positions need specialist skills. People with qualifications as amateur radio operators, emergency medical technicians, and advanced first aid are critical for event safety and security.

Organizing Committee

Venue Locations

Schedule

Bulletins

Kananaskis Road Conditions - Friday, November 02, 2007

Some photos of the current mixed conditions out on the trails... View the pictures

Forms & Regulations

Entry Form (download)	pdf
Supplementary Regulations (download)	pdf
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