The Rally

Preparations for our 2026 Fall Farm & Country Rally are in full swing, and we’re going for a bigger and better rally than last year! We’re working on things like better navigation instructions via a phone app (instead of booklet instructions), and a larger selection of Raffle and possible Auction items, from major vendors we visited with at Easter Jeep Safari this year.

But we need your help, we would like to raise more funds for Friends of Disabled Veterans (FODV) than last year so we’ve set a goal of $25,000 this year and we hope you’ll help us crush that. We would also like to simplify registrations using our online registration forms, we’ll have registration forms for Sponsors, Driver/Navigators, Spectators, and Donors to help us better track things, and be able to provide for all who want to join along.

We’ve already begun collecting Raffle/Auction Items and look forward to sharing these with you soon. But here’s a little taste of what to expect, Midland Handheld Radio Sets, a Gazelle T-4 Tent, Teton XXL Sleeping Bag, and a McGraw 6 gal/150 psi Pancake Compressor, just to name a few.

So please stay tuned to this page for official information, get pre-registered as soon as possible, and share the event with friends who want to run the Rally, or Companies who might want to Sponsor a checkpoint or donate raffle/auction items, or even Family members who might want to donate to the cause. Up above you’ll see buttons for registrations, sponsorships and donations. Join us in a great cause to give back to those who put their lives on the line in defense of our country and our freedoms!

Last year’s 2025 High 5 Motorsports & RS 4x4s Fall Farm & Country Rally is officially in the books—and it was one for the record books.

What began in 2022 as a backroads rally through the farmland south of Kennewick has quickly grown into one of the Tri-Cities’ most unique motorsports events. For 2025, organizers set two ambitious goals: introduce a true off-road stage and raise $10,000 for Friends of Disabled Veterans (FODV).

Rally Video

With 43 rally teams navigating a new route book featuring tulip diagrams and GPS coordinates, competitors wound their way through Kennewick, Benton City, and the surrounding countryside before finishing at the FODV Ranch in Prosser.

Off-road teams aired down and shifted into 4-Low to tackle the newly built course, crawling through obstacles, battling moon dust, and flexing their rigs over Brian’s famous Penalty Box—so popular that some drivers ran it multiple times.