This event is completely SOLD OUT.

At what point does a drive become an adventure?

Who knows. November’s Breakfast Club Rally looks like it might fit the bill, though. No less than one hundred miles of twisty, meandering asphalt over three counties-ful of incomparable Northern California scenery: mountains, valleys, vineyards, cute as hell post-Gold Rush towns- check, check, check, and check, Chief.

Before the rally, we’ll meet at 8am at an undisclosed start point in Napa, California for a little pre-rally social hour. At 9am, we’ll take off in 3 groups (HARE, TORTOISE, and SNAIL groups) 5 minutes apart; we’ll be done around noon, touching down in Napa.

Old and/or interesting cars (& people) of most makes and models are welcome.

Order the BCR November decal.

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Additional info:

This event is free, though contributions are encouraged; you’ll have the opportunity to include a voluntary contribution with your registration application. Contribution levels may be one of many factors in our consideration of your application.

Drivers must be at least 18 years old. Registration is valid for a single driver (named in the registration application).

Co-drivers welcome: fill out co-driver info in the registration form; they’ll be sent a link to a co-driver agreement.

Navigators and passengers welcome.

Please give the surrounding shops your business and tip well- let’s not be freeloaders.

Don’t make us say “no burnouts.” You’re better than that, right?

The drive begins staging at 9am and will take about 2.5 hrs. Drive at a speed comfortable to you, taking into consideration weather and road conditions, always yield to quicker vehicles, and never pass on a double yellow line.

A link to download turn-by-turn directions will be sent the week of the drive. Read them. Learn them. Know them. Live them. Don’t rely on the person in front of you to know where they’re going- they don’t.

Roads are pretty smooth the whole way; usual bumps and such, nothing major.

Gas up prior to arriving at the starting location; limited gas stations along the route.

Cell reception unavailable in some areas. 

People live and work in these areas we drive through. Be courteous to business owners, employees, homeowners, ranchers, cyclists, pedestrians, pets and livestock you encounter- let’s keep BCR welcome in the area.

Questions? Email us.