Any rally gathering can turn into a party, but the parc fermé before LSPR is always a guaranteed good time. This one was held on Thursday, at Fox Marquette Subaru, in Marquette, Michigan.
Subaru Motorsports USA driver Travis Pastrana reacquaints himself with the interior of his 2025 WRX ARA25L before the rally start.
Pastrana’s 2025 Subaru WRX ARA25L waits patiently, lights on and ready to go, before the start of LSPR.
A close-up view of the Triple-R light package mounted to the hood of Pastrana’s 2025 Subaru WRX ARA25L.
A young fan stacks up on Subaru rally hero cards from the windshield of Pastrana’s car at Fox Marquette Subaru.
Pastrana meets with a fan—and signs their photo of him driving during a stage—at the LSPR parc fermé.
Pastrana and co-driver Rhianon Gelsomino going wheels-up on a stage during LSPR competition.
Pastrana and Gelsomino’s WRX ARA25L exits a slower right-hand corner at max attack.
Rally cars carry their driver and co-driver names on the side glass, along with the nationalities of the competitors. (Gelsomino’s name is atop Pastrana’s because these decals are on her side of the car; the arrangement is reversed on Pastrana’s side.)
Subaru Motorsports USA technicians perform a quick service on Pastrana’s 2025 WRX ARA25L during LSPR competition.
Pastrana and Gelsomino's victory at LSPR was more than a class victory - they took first overall even against faster classed competition!
Fan access has always been one of rally’s strengths, and LSPR is no different—as rally cars pass by at full commit, fans stand on a hill on the inside of a stage corner.
