Robin Hood Rally Kicks Off in Berlin NH May 22 & 23

Amateur Race on Closed Roads to Benefit Local Community

--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--The Robin Hood Rally, a series of amateur races on closed public roads across the US, will kick off the 2010 series in Berlin, New Hampshire on May 22^nd and 23^rd. The band of 55 merry men and women will spend two days racing Porsches, Ferraris, Corvettes, Lotuses, STIs, racing cars and other exotic machinery and then spend two nights enjoying the local hospitality of Berlin.

“We are so proud to be the first location that the Robin Hood Rally kicks off and we look forward to hosting it again in the future.”

All proceeds of local tickets sales will be donated to the City of Berlin. One-day tickets are $10 in advance, two day passes are $15 in advance and one day tickets are $15 at the gate, available at http://robinhoodrally.com/productcart/pc/Event-Tickets-c8.htm. Spectators at the scale house on the Laidlaw property will have a view of almost the entire race course.

The Rally is comprised of 10 races throughout the US, with contestants competing for prizes in excess of $500,000 including a Ferrari F430, a Porsche 911, a Corvette Z51 convertible and a set of steak knives. The races are being filmed for a reality show to be aired nationally later this year.

"Berlin is a wonderful place for the Robin Hood Rally to kick off,” said State Representative Paul H. Ingersoll, Sr. “We are so proud to be the first location that the Robin Hood Rally kicks off and we look forward to hosting it again in the future."

The schedule for Saturday, May 22^nd and Sunday, May 23^rd:

8:30AM:	First run – race kicks off in the Laidlaw parking lot
12:30PM:	Trackside lunch

Robin Hood Rally President Stephan Condodemetraky and Executive Producer Michael Noval will be available for interviews throughout the day.

About The Robin Hood Rally

Kicking off in May 2010, the Robin Hood Rally gathers 55 amateur racers as they spend two days completing timed runs on a designated Rally Course in 10 host cities spanning the American landscape. Representing a wide socio-economic mix limited only by their imagination and raw talent, racers compete for prizes including a Ferrari F430, a Porsche 911, a Corvette Z51 convertible and a set of steak knives. 100% of proceeds from ticket sales are donated back to host cities.