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You mean to tell me, you found a shop where the tire jockeys are consistent from week to week and maybe even month to month?

can you convert to .pdf instead of .key for us non Mac users and whose .ppt can't read that file. thanks.

Bump. Several items remaining. Please come find an equipment representative to claim your belongings.

The gray Owala flask is claimed.

Unable to recall. Find someone with the blue shirts w/yellow PASR writing during the Jan event.

Joe’s pressure gage = Jeff Z.

If these items are yours, please respond to this thread, PM, or find me during the January 2024 event. Ben - Equipment

Classic Gold in Tempe does quality work, but book out ahead. Network Alignment does good and the other would be Forza Motorsports also in Tempe.

No offense taken! You’re vocal, that’s good. Use it to help us out, constructively.

The time it took you to write your initial and secondary response you could have created a rough draft of best practices for corner workers. The lack of experience can be a valuable tool where as 10+ year veteran of the sport may be “blind” to potential deficiencies or it’s the we’ve always done it that way syndrome. If you have suggestions, make an effort to reach out to the SSS at an event, put something to paper, present an idea, use the GRC published by SCCA and do something. The SC meetings are always public, and if you have something to say reach out to the Club Secretary who will have the topic added to the agenda. The club is omnipresent in continuous improvement.

Safety must be an engrained behavior not just a priority as those change. Thus, with your given passion and expertise at worker station safety I nominate you to write a single page worker-safety protocol to be presented to the Steering Committee for review. Secondarily to this, develop a consistently repeatable deployment strategy to ensure consistent results. Thank you for volunteering your time so willingly.

Great work! What would it take (time, cost, copyright, equipment, etc.) to create a video of similar nature and style to put front and center on the AzSolo landing page? The purpose of which is to provide people with an introduction to AX, provide FAQ's, highlights of participation, and preparation for the event activities?

The experienced watching new drivers with optional slaloms;

There was a course years ago at BDI hosted by SV which had a pivot, nearly identical to what you describe as an “Arizona Clump.” My first attempt was dismal at best annd had to use reverse! By the last couple of attempts, slow was the best approach. It certainly was an equalizer in the field and a unique & enjoyable element.

What is an “Arizona Clump?”