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Computerman wrote:My car will not be working in time for this.
MadCrix wrote:nice.... hope i remeber this lol
if i do i will give the slow evo a tush aganist pbo 7
i on streets. w2j you accepting my callout?
Porn Star wrote:The black Subaru that won the last event, was he on street tyres or r compounds?
MadCrix wrote:me too lol i cah win anything with back shocks that lose strrength and lowerign springs that weak no ass lol
we go geh it fyazz dohsyncro power slides say you w2j?
saltydog wrote:i should be breaking in by then, or maybe i should wait and drive with the standard engine first. hmmm what to do
MG Man wrote:i callin out anybody wid ah ole slow outdated car runnin side draughts
DEVI wrote:i'll be there...is it the same course or new one??
Maybe WE can come up with some equation taking age and years involved in MotorSport and come up with some factor and have it as a new rule.professor wrote:Rawle, when is your 'Briefing' ? While I cannot tell you when to have your meeting, I hope you don't plan to have it on the 10th, that is the same day as TTASA's monthly meeting, and I had hoped to go to that meeting to get some answers to a few questions I have.
Hopefully they would not clash, and allow some of us to go to both meetings.]quote=
In my opening post I indicated:"A briefing meeting will be held on Wednesday 17th August at a location to be advised."
And this..."On a lighter note, do you give Senior Citizens discounts on registration / entrance fees ?"
wagon r wrote:...as I wasn't there, ride alongs are allowed...? wouldn't mind getting a ride in 1 or 2 cars....
W2J wrote:^ would have been nice to have a faster, straighter course
White CZ4A wrote:W2J wrote:^ would have been nice to have a faster, straighter course
wish this was the case!
White CZ4A wrote:W2J wrote:^ would have been nice to have a faster, straighter course
wish this was the case!
djaggs wrote:This is actually very similar to PRO SOLO Autocross racing in the US.....
"Pro Solo events use the same sites and speed guidelines as Solo II, but in a somewhat different format. The format consists of two mirror-image courses with a drag-strip start, complete with a christmas tree. Each competitor receives 6 runs on each side over the course of two days. After that competition, the top 32 drivers from each of the 17 classes compete in a single-elimination tournament, with a handicapping system to equalize the cars from different classes. Unlike the amateur Solo I and Solo II events, Pro Solo events pay prize money. Competitors must be SCCA members and hold a Pro Solo license, although the latter requirement is waived for a competitors first event in a given season. Pro Solo is a travelling series, typically with 10 events plus the season finale."
AutoSport wrote:White CZ4A wrote:W2J wrote:^ would have been nice to have a faster, straighter course
wish this was the case!
And look who are the ones wishing! Advantage. Let us all wish that we can get something going on a proper track soon and then we will be able to really have everyones dreams come true.
At least we are starting to get the competitive aspect flowing to a small 1/8 degree??
Garrett Inside wrote:White CZ4A wrote:W2J wrote:^ would have been nice to have a faster, straighter course
wish this was the case!
i hope u still compete, it would be absolutley a blast to see your car run, btw this course is in no way nearly as tight as even the widest solodex track configuration, except for the absolute last part, which slows the car down, and is essential for making sure nobody dives head first into the timing tent area.
link wrote:djaggs wrote:This is actually very similar to PRO SOLO Autocross racing in the US.....
"Pro Solo events use the same sites and speed guidelines as Solo II, but in a somewhat different format. The format consists of two mirror-image courses with a drag-strip start, complete with a christmas tree. Each competitor receives 6 runs on each side over the course of two days. After that competition, the top 32 drivers from each of the 17 classes compete in a single-elimination tournament, with a handicapping system to equalize the cars from different classes. Unlike the amateur Solo I and Solo II events, Pro Solo events pay prize money. Competitors must be SCCA members and hold a Pro Solo license, although the latter requirement is waived for a competitors first event in a given season. Pro Solo is a travelling series, typically with 10 events plus the season finale."
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