STPR is one of the premier events to be a spectator. The organizers of the event have set up many great locations for spectators, and media to safely get very close to the action of this rally.
The event is located near the "grand canyon of the east", in the most beautiful wooded, deep country of Pennsylvania, and is one of the best events in the east coast of America.
Travis Hanson of T-Hanson Motorsports is always a crowd favorite in the east, at both STPR and NEFR. Estimates of over three thousand spectators are in the region, and license plates show that spectators travel from New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, as far as Kentucky, North Carolina, Ontario and Quebec. Spectators love to see the beautiful shinny mechanical marvels that Rally Cars are when they begin and event, and the passion of rally is shown by the car's durability and drivers ability to press on to the finish. For spectators and marketing partners, it is often the determination and commitment to completion and that defines a great car and team. 
T-Hanson as has some great success, and struggles at STPR over the past years. Last year (2009), T-Hanson finished with a 3rd place podium seat. T-Hanson was in a good position to take a lead, but a fuel system problem caused intermittent issues, resulting in a spin, and impact, where the car suffered minor cosmetic damage.
Travis and Terry were able to make up time, at the end of day 2, pushing the SP car to the limits and blistering speeds of an Open Class car during the final SUPER SPECIAL spectator event at the finish.
Travis and Terry of T-Hanson Motorsports are ready to battle for the 2010 Super Production class championship, and once again return to the X-games. The Driver, Co-driver, car and crew are prepped and ready for a tight and exciting race !
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About STPR;
As the oldest, continuously-running motorsports event in the state of Pennsylvania, the 2010 STPR® event, which is round four of the Rally America Championship Series, will take place June 4 and 5, 2010, in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. The rally, promoted by the from Newark, N.Y. (Rochester area), and she reports the Committee is pleased to announce that recent format which includes racing stages at the Tioga County Fairgrounds is now being combined with a Friday appearance of the cars on the Green in the center of town.
STPR has become a very popular family event, especially with the Fairground stages, where kids can get up close to the rally cars, meet the drivers, enjoy some refreshments, and then watch the cars battle on a closed course for competitive times and a chance to win the event. STPR organizers weave the spectators and the cars closer by re-instituting a Parc Expose – an open exhibition of the cars – at this time spectators can meet the drivers, get signatures and buy merchandise and view the ceremonial send-that begines the timed racing stages. 
At the Fairgrounds stages, spectators pay five dollars for admission each day, and get a stadium view of a SUPER SPECIAL spectator spectacular.
The Waste Management Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally®, presented by Citizens & Northern Bank, is a National Rally, approximately 300 miles long with approximately 128 miles of competitive stages. The Sherwood Forest Rally is a Regional Rally (for competitors who are not running for national Rally America Championship points), coefficient 2 that includes Stages One through Six and is approximately 48 miles. The Finger Lakes Rally is a Regional Rally, coefficient 3 that includes Stages Seven through Ten and is approximately 80 miles – both Regional rallies are run in conjunction with the full national event.
