Prescott Rally 2010 - Stage Information

NOTE: Although the 2010 Prescott Rally schedule has not been finalized, here's some of the stages that have been run in past events.

The Stages:

First View
When run to the north it starts out above the mining town of Jerome and runs on an old narrow-gauge railroad bed. Exposures seem bigger than they are here but the views are amazing (for co-drivers only). An elevation drop of nearly 2000' brings you down to the Verde River. When run to the South it becomes a hill climb challenge, finishing on the quick railroad bed. First View North

Limestone Canyon
This shortened version of Limestone Canyon is a true test of man and machine. A climb up Limestone will start with a high-speed sprint into tight corners, rough wash crossings, ruts and rocks. A fun sprint that will be over all too soon. The weather, twilight, and dust have all played major roles in Limestone Canyon in the past.

Perkinsville
THE stage in Prescott. Perkinsville starts with a high speed run across the high-desert range lands and has a deceptive 1000 foot climb/decent. Long sweeping corners and a wide, smooth road base toward the finish make this a favorite. Perkinsville East

Perkinsview / Firstville
A twenty one plus mile stage. Perkinsview runs east over the famous Perkinsville Road with a drop of over 1000’ and an exceptional road surface, then turns south to climb to First View, over 3000’ above the Verde Valley.
Firstville starts on the old railroad bed of First View, decends nearly 2000', then finishes climbing 1000' on the long sweeping corners and wide/smooth road base of Perkinsville Road. Perkinsview

Witty Tom
A Prescott favorite since 1985. The south end is a twisty dream of a road overlooking the Verde River. As you climb up to the Juniper forests the road opens up to some very high speed running. Broad sweeping corners will keep your interest with a mile-long straight to the finish. The run back is just as much fun as the high-speed roads take you to the twisty finish. Witty Tom North


October 1 - 2, 2010
HOME GENERAL COMPETITORS VOLUNTEERS RESULTS PICTURES CONTACTS Prescottonian Sponsor space available here!	Prescott Rally 2010 - Stage Information NOTE: Although the 2010 Prescott Rally schedule has not been finalized, here's some of the stages that have been run in past events. The Stages: First View When run to the north it starts out above the mining town of Jerome and runs on an old narrow-gauge railroad bed. Exposures seem bigger than they are here but the views are amazing (for co-drivers only). An elevation drop of nearly 2000' brings you down to the Verde River. When run to the South it becomes a hill climb challenge, finishing on the quick railroad bed. Limestone Canyon This shortened version of Limestone Canyon is a true test of man and machine. A climb up Limestone will start with a high-speed sprint into tight corners, rough wash crossings, ruts and rocks. A fun sprint that will be over all too soon. The weather, twilight, and dust have all played major roles in Limestone Canyon in the past. Perkinsville THE stage in Prescott. Perkinsville starts with a high speed run across the high-desert range lands and has a deceptive 1000 foot climb/decent. Long sweeping corners and a wide, smooth road base toward the finish make this a favorite. Perkinsview / Firstville A twenty one plus mile stage. Perkinsview runs east over the famous Perkinsville Road with a drop of over 1000’ and an exceptional road surface, then turns south to climb to First View, over 3000’ above the Verde Valley. Firstville starts on the old railroad bed of First View, decends nearly 2000', then finishes climbing 1000' on the long sweeping corners and wide/smooth road base of Perkinsville Road. Witty Tom A Prescott favorite since 1985. The south end is a twisty dream of a road overlooking the Verde River. As you climb up to the Juniper forests the road opens up to some very high speed running. Broad sweeping corners will keep your interest with a mile-long straight to the finish. The run back is just as much fun as the high-speed roads take you to the twisty finish.
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