Send it.
Patch it.
Repeat.

We're two guys, a damaged 2006 Subaru STI, and an unreasonable amount of racer tape — rebuilding a wreck to race the gravel stages of the Olympus Rally. We race what we fix.

Est. 2006 — still running. Mostly.

Patient file // BRT-001

The damage report

Intake — Bandaid Rally Team field hospital Admitted
  • Patient2006 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
  • ConditionDamaged. Enthusiastic.
  • AttendingG. Laing / I. Parsons
  • Discharge goalOlympus Rally, Shelton WA
  • Treatment planFull cage, ARA logbook, gravel spec
Chassis integrity13%

Presenting injuries

  • Body damage — extensive, character-building
  • Chassis assessment pending scrutineer review
  • Roll cage — not yet fitted (terminal, treatable)
  • Interior — missing on purpose (we hope)
  • Owner expectations — successfully lowered
Prognosis This car will race. The rebuild is the story — every dent documented, every fix filmed. Follow the recovery.

Principal partners

The crew

Co-founder

Driver / Wrench / Optimist

Graham Laing

Believes every problem can be solved with more commitment and at least one ratchet strap. Currently on first-name terms with the local junkyard.

Co-founder

Co-driver / Wrench / Realist

Ian Parsons

Reads pace notes, reads rulebooks, reads the room when Graham says "it's probably fine." Keeper of the team's rapidly growing zip-tie budget.

Discharge goal

The mission: Olympus Rally

~540Total rally miles
~201Special stage miles
100%Gravel. Loose. Potholed.
1Mandatory steel shovel

One of the oldest stage rallies in America, run in the working forests outside Shelton, Washington — the last WRC rally ever held in the USA. We'll be there under American Rally Association sanction, shovel on board, tarps down, fire extinguisher at the ready. Come find us at Parc Exposé and grab a sticker.

Sticker bomb material

Peel. Slap. Send.

Die-cut vinyl, gravel-rated adhesive. Find us at the service park or Parc Exposé — first one's free, the rest fund the parts bin.