Supercar convoy on a Florida causeway at dusk
PDL Rally '26 · South Florida to the Keys

Three days. One convoy. The road as the clubhouse.

A closed-door touring rally for PDL members and invited drivers. Curated route, escorted stages, private venues and a film crew shooting every mile.

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The idea

Not a car show. A road trip with production value.

The rally takes the club out of the building and puts it on the best asphalt in the state. Mornings are for driving, afternoons for the water, nights for long tables and short speeches. Everything is escorted, timed and photographed — you only have to drive.

Exotic cars parked at a rally checkpoint at night
Route

The three-day roadbook.

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Day 01 · Grid & launch

Morning grid at the PDL warehouse: coffee, roadbooks, decals and a driver briefing. Escorted launch across the causeway, coastal stage south, sunset arrival at the first hotel.

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Day 02 · Overseas highway

The long day. Open stretches, bridge after bridge, two checkpoints and a lunch stop on the water. Afternoon off the road: boats, dock drinks, detailing crew on site for every car.

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Day 03 · Return & gala

Sunrise run back north with a photo stage on a closed section, then a black-tie dinner at the clubhouse, awards for the grid and the rally film premiere.

What's on the ticket

Everything but the fuel.

Escorted route

Lead and sweep cars, marshals at every stage and a private radio channel for the convoy.

Hotels & venues

Two nights in reserved properties with secured parking, plus dinners at venues closed to the public.

Support crew

Mobile tech, fuel and tyre support, detailing between stages and a medical unit travelling with the grid.

Film & photo

Drone and chase-car crew shooting the whole rally. Every entrant leaves with a personal edit of their car.

Roadbook kit

Numbered plates, decals, driver and co-driver kit, and the printed roadbook for the three days.

The table

Forty owners, one convoy. The introductions happen at the checkpoints, not in a conference room.

Members drive at sunrise

Driven fast, run clean.

House rules
  1. 01Touring rally, not a race. No timed speed sections, no street racing, immediate removal for either.
  2. 02Valid licence, registration and insurance for every entrant and co-driver.
  3. 03Waiver signed before the grid. Marshal instructions are final on the road.
  4. 04Cars are reviewed for the grid. Exotics, classics and serious builds — condition matters more than badge.
Rally roadbook, driving gloves and keys
Registration

Put your car on the grid.

Grid spots are limited and reviewed one by one. Send your entry and the rally desk comes back with the roadbook, the terms and your number.

Submitting an entry is not a confirmed grid spot. Terms and waiver are signed after review.