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Road Rally 2026 Registration will open on May 1st.
Enjoy an entertaining morning drive through beautiful Bucks County.
When: July 26, 2026
Where: New Hope-Solebury High School
Time: 10am (please arrive no later than 9:00 am to receive instructions.)
The New Hope Automobile Show’s Road Rally has become a very popular event. So many people are coming year after year to compete for trophies and to enjoy the challenges of our scavenger hunt.
Cars of all kinds are welcome to participate. Of course, being The New Hope Automobile Show we encourage people to bring their classic cars, but your everyday car will work just fine. Cost is $60 per car.
Results of our 2025 Road Rally.
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Thanks to our hosting restaurant, The Cactus Grill in Pipersville, PA
Second Place winners, Thomas and Christine Riso.
Third Place winners, John and Sean Scarpiello.
Wooden Spoon winners, Stephen Paddack and Heather Pinsky.
2025 Winners.
Our thanks to all the Road Rally teams who drove this challenging rally under overcast skies and an occasional mist of rain. The three winning teams all solved every clue and were all tied when final tallies were taken. So winning order was established by mileage. Those who missed some clues and went back added more miles to their total.
First Place
The First Place ribbons went to David (Driver) and Ariele (Navigator) Spivack. Unfortunately the Spivacks had to leave the celebration early for another committment, so we don’t have a photo of our winning team. But we can say congratulations and we hope the Spivacks come back next year to defend their title.
Second Place
Second Place ribbons went to Thomas (Driver) and Christine (Navigator) Riso.
Third Place
Third Place ribbons went to John (Driver) and Sean (Navigator) Scarpiello, father and son team.
Wooden Spoon Award
The Wooden Spoons were awarded to Stephen Paddack (Driver) and Heather Pinsky (Navigator), who finished in last place. The good news was Stephen’s vintage Triumph Spitfire not only drove up from south Jersey in the morning, but finished the course triumphantly!
