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Discover Ontario is organized by Brooke Jacobs and the Toronto Autosport Club. The second leg will also count in KWRC’s SNATR series. Also check Brooke’s site at https://brooke.net/docr/

The Discover Ontario is the third round of the Ontario Road Rally Cup.   This is a beginner-friendly event that is a great introduction to the sport of rallying.  Any licensed car can compete and there are no car-breaker roads.  All you need is a clipboard and pens, and a settable clock.  Straightforward, easy-to-follow route book instructions are specifically designed to introduce newcomers to the fun of navigational rallying.

Approximately 200 km of entertaining back roads, about 100km per leg.

Legs A & B combined are part of the Ontario Road Rally Championship (ORRC) and has novice and expert instructions. Leg B is also part of the SNATR (Saturday Night at the Rallies) series and has beginner and novice instructions. Entry fees for the ORRC are $50 a car, just the SNATR is $20.

If you want to run both legs without scoring points in the ORRC you can do that for $20. You will need to run the slightly harder novice instructions for Leg A but can run beginner for Leg B.

Start of Leg A, ORRC

Tim Hortons
18372 Hurontario Street,
Caledon Village, ON. L7K 0Y4
MAP

Registration opens at 11AM
Car 0 at 12:00 Noon

Finish of Leg A
Start of Leg B & SNATR

Tim Hortons
4 Thompson Crescent
Erin, ON N0B 1T0
MAP

Leg A finishes about 2:45 and Leg B starts about 3:10
Registration for people running just the SNATR opens at 2:15

End of Leg B and SNATR

Boston Pizza
5 Buena Vista Dr.
Orangeville, ON L9W 0A2
MAP

Leg B finishes about 5:30.

Check out the brief overview of navigational rallying

Here are some sample instructions.

Questions?

Martin Loveridge  519 485 2131

SNATR dates for 2026

January 31
March 7
May 30, with Blossom
June 20, With TAC’s Discover Ontario
October 3 with Automapic
November 7