Clear Blue Sky Rally Biggest in Texas for 40 Years

Fifty-six cars entered the Clear Blue Sky Rally starting in McKinney, Texas on July 13. This sets a modern-era record for the number of entrants in a Southwest Division roadrally since the days of Rustler’s Run and Big Bend Bash National rallies in the 1960’s and 1970’s.

The cars ran a 120-mile course through Collin and Grayson counties north of Dallas, with a five-hour time limit. Certain turns were identified by photographs, and those who picked the wrong intersection ran an off-course loop. The event counted towards the National RoadRally Championship, as a Regional GTA rally.

The winning MAZDA3 from Frisco, Texas, was joined by a Honda Accord from Houston, a 1974 Triumph TR-6 from Richardson, and a 1961 Studebaker Hawk from McKinney. The Team Award was won by three Mazdas, with teams of Mustangs, Subarus, Hondas, Volkswagens, Minis, and Camaros following in that order.

Host Texas Region will stage a shortest-distance map rally on August 17.

Texas Clear Blue Sky GTA Rally

Related Events

Related News

Latest Articles

2027 Tire Rack SCCA Time Attack Challenge Schedule Revealed, and it features Grassroots Motorsports Cup
Cast Your Vote for HPNPC’s Next H Production Hall of Fame Inductees
SCCA Women on Track Scholarships to Put More Women in the Driver’s Seat in 2027
Become a Track Night in America Coach or Organizer. Here’s how…
SCCA’s Time Attack Season Isn’t Done Until Buttonwillow Says So
These Were the Hoosier Super Tour’s Tightest Point Battles and Biggest Winners in 2026

Share THIS