2010 Dustball Rally Regular Registration!

 

DON'T GET LEFT IN THE DUST!!

Dates for 2010 Dustball Rally are preliminarily scheduled for August 13-15, 2010

ONLY 25 REGULAR TEAMS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE 2010 DUSTBALL RALLY.

ADDITIONAL ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER THIS WILL BE REJECTED. 

To complete your registration:

 1. Download, complete and return the Registration Forms (click to download both)

 2. Pay the registration fee online, in person or via mail.

Email the forms to: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or mail them to the physical address on the registration form.

Technical Inspection Form Download

Be sure to take advantage of early bird registration, 2010 Dustball Rally Fee Schedule is as follows:

   Sept 1 to October 31, 2009
     $375 per team (click to pay online)
     $125 per additional passenger (click to pay online)

   November 1, 2009 to April 1, 2010
     $475 per team
     $150 per additional passenger

   April 2, 2010 to June 1, 2010
     $525 per team
     $175 per additional passenger

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   The 2009 Dustball Rally went off without a hitch.  Everything went as planned and everyone had an absolute blast.

The big secret destination was Las Vegas, Nevada.  Teams traversed a treacherous course that lead them through a highway formerly known as Highway 666 (The Devil's Highway).  This is one of the most dangerous yet scenic highways in the United States.  Below is a link of the entire course.

Route for the 2009 Dustball Rally 1500

  

   "...it's not a race, it's a rally!!"

  The Dustball Rally is a multi-state scavenger hunt held annually.    There are no time limits, it is not a race, it is not a contest of speed, nor is it a test of endurance.  It is just a bunch of people enjoying the open road on a memorable summer trip, practicing the tradition of gimmick rallying.

The 2009 event was held over a course of three days and two nights, August 14-16.

Only two days consisted of actual driving, and one day of rest and relaxation.

The total distance for the 2009 event was approximately 1500 miles, round-trip.