🎸 Rock, Roll and Rally – Thursday, August 21st, 2025
Soo Pass Ranch | Gates Open at 6:00 PM | Rally + Live Music + VIP Experience
This is how we launch the Ojibwe Forests Rally—wide open and full throttle.
Join us for Rock, Roll and Rally, the Thursday night spectacle that kicks off the 2025 Ojibwe Forests Rally with double the speed and twice the volume:
🎶 Live Concert by Tripwire – lighting up the stage with rock all night long
🚗 Rally Cars Run Twice – at 30-second intervals for non-stop, high-intensity action
🌟 All-New VIP Area – prime views of both the racing and the music, with food, drinks, and rally stars in the mix
Watch rally icons like Travis Pastrana, Brandon Semenuk, and 40+ top drivers tear up the track at the legendary Soo Pass Ranch. It’s motorsport meets music festival in the ultimate Thursday night throwdown.
🎟️ Tickets on sale!
Thursday Evening: (This portion will be updated with 2025 info shortly)
- Soo Pass Ranch
2025 Ojibwe Super Special – SooPass
Additional stages-
Friday:
Saturday:
Stay tuned for more detailed information. Join us and witness the excitement as you cheer on both the seasoned and up-and-coming stars of ARA racing on the scenic roads of northern Minnesota!
Soo Pass Spectating FAQs
How will I know where to go?
Spectator areas and parking areas are marked with signs at corresponding intersections.
How many cars will I see?
Depending on the entry list, you could see over 40 cars! We will have more updated numbers when we get closer to the event.
What does it cost to spectate?
The Soo Pass Stage admission starts at $ 21.75 ($6.25 for Children).
Please stay in designated and published spectator locations. These are organized for the safety of all involved.
Follow our social media and this webpage for more details.
Is it safe to spectate?
Yes, if you follow the rules. We do have a few tips for you, though. Please DO NOT venture out of designated spectator areas into the forest on your own. If you find your way into an unsafe place, we will be required to stop the rally. Potentially unsafe areas will be marked with signs stating, “No Spectators Beyond This Point” and/or colored banner tape. DO NOT CROSS THE TAPE. A nearby marshal will have maps and instructions to direct you to a safe viewing location.
