About this event
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This year’s G.O.A.T.S. Spring Tour will follow Illinois backroads along the Rock River Valley, with planned stops at historic spots. You will have an opportunity to
- take a free tour of a historic site that features a blacksmith shop
- stop along the bluffs above the Rock River to take a selfie with a 50-foot-tall statue
- step back in time to listen to an old-time jukebox and slake your thirst with a root beer float
- shop at a mall featuring antiques, collectibles and model trains.
When the day is done, we'll gather at a Byron, Ill., brewpub and talk about who did or did not get lost and other interesting aspects of our journey.
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Brought to you by the Get Out and Tour Series.
Event requirements
Driver's License: All drivers must have a valid driver's license. Remember to bring it with you to check-in.
Insurance: Per SCCA requirements, each entrant must have an auto insurance policy covering the entered vehicle with liability limits as required by the state in which the vehicle is registered, and this insurance policy must be in force on the date of the event.
Navigator: All cars must have a driver and a navigator. All navigators must have an SCCA membership -- full, weekend or trial. If this is a non-member navigator's first time participating in a Chicago Region tour, they are eligible for a free trial membership. All you have to do is fill out a form at check-in, and you are good to go -- no charge. Trial memberships are offered by SCCA for one-time use. If a non-member navigator has used a trial membership at a previous SCCA event, they will be expected to purchase a weekend membership at check-in.
Minors: Drivers and navigators who are under the age of 18 must have a Minor Annual Waiver on file with the SCCA National Office prior to participating in the tour. This applies to any driver or navigator under 18, whether they have a full SCCA membership or a weekend membership. Minors and their parents apply for the waiver electronically at scca.com. For detailed information on how to apply, contact the registrar.
