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Here is the course for Spring race #4 on 4-14-24. As alway changes could be made at time of setup due to safety, flow or visibility.
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Here is the course for 3-9-24. As always the course maybe modified at the time of set up for safety, visibility and flow reasons.
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Sorry, here is the course in PDF.
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Here is the course for February 10. As always changes could be made due to safety, visibility and flow.
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Here is the course map for the January 14th PASR at AMP. This course was designed by Nick Sloan, long time course designer for PASR. As always the course maybe modified for safety, visibility and flow at the time of set up.
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Here is the course for December 17 race # 4 for PASR at AMP. As always modifications maybe made for safety, vision and flow.
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Here is the course layout for the Solo event on November 5. As always, changes maybe made at setup due to safety, visibility and course flow.
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Here is the course for the Novice event on November 4. As always, at the time of set up changes maybe made for safety, visibility and course flow.
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Here is the course for Oct 15, 2023. As always modifications my be made at the time of steup due to visibility, safety and flow issues.
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As always modifications maybe made during set up due to safety, flow and visibility. wp
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Just looking on Google maps. If you look at the Desert Diamond Casino, directly to the East is a large parking lot. It is identified as World of Illumination and appears to be used during Xmas as a light show drive through. It looks large and open, there are light posts but appear to be well spaced. I will try and get by to take a look, have only seen it on Google maps. wp
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Should read event.
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Here is the course for April 15. As always course may change due to safely, flow and visibility.
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Here are the two course layouts for the March 4th and 5th events. As always, modifications may happen during setup due to safety, flow and visibility on course.
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Here is the course layout for PASR at AMP for 2-11-23.
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Here is a PDF of course map for 11-13-2022.
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Hear is the course map for 11-13-2022.
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Got to give Nick a shout out on this one. He walked me through it and helped polish it up. Thanks Nick!
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Looking on the map there are a lot or large parking lots around the old Metro Center. Do not know how long it is before it is razed.
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I'm driving a 2000 Boxster S in C Street currently. Thinking of putting on Koni Sport or Bilstein B6 struts. I have read and re-read the class rules and from what I read both those strut will keep me in C Street. Also, from what I read I cannot do any modifications that would allow me to increase camber beyond what is currently on the vehicle. Just want to check and ask if my interpretation of the rules are correct. Thanks for any feedback.
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Has a AMP waiver been sent for the 10-17 event?
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Thanks Kim.
SCCA 2024 Solo Discovery Survey
in SCCA Solo Discussion
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I found this at racer.com. Everyone in PASR should complete this survey.
SCCA stands for the Secret Car Club of America, and the Club would like to keep it that way.
That’s a statement that’s not true on oh so many levels.
SCCA’s Solo department would like your assistance in determining the long-term direction of the Club’s autocross program, but to do that, not only does SCCA need your expertise, knowledge, and experience, but the Club wants you to share this survey with friends who are former autocrossers, non-SCCA autocrossers, and those who are autocross curious.
The 27-question survey that you can fill out any time between now and May 20, 2024, should take about 10 minutes to complete — although if this is anything like a weekend autocross, the H Street drivers will need a little more time than the A Mod folks. Fortunately, this isn’t a timed competition.
This survey is extremely important. It’s member input and feedback that led the Club to 200 treadwear tires, CAM, and Solo Spec Coupe, all of which have immeasurably altered the trajectory of the sport. And much like when you head out for that final run of the day, it’s once again time to look for improvements.
The survey begins with the normal questions you lie on, like age and income (PS: please don’t lie on those). The next 20-some questions, meanwhile, are the ones that dig into the meat of the matter. How would you describe your attitude towards autocross participation? What types of events do you prefer? What’s your single biggest motivator when it comes to autocross participation? What’s your pricing comfort zone when purchasing a competition vehicle? What class philosophies are most attractive to you? The list goes on and on — until it ends at question 27.
Once you’ve completed the survey, SCCA expects some of you will head to social media to air your…err…additional thoughts, but before you do that, please also type those comments in the box for the survey’s final question where we ask for any additional thoughts.
No, the SCCA isn’t a secret Club — it’s one that grows and develops through your experience and insight. Surveys like this help shape the sport and the Club into something you’ll enjoy more, along with entice more enthusiasts, develop more community, and grow more camaraderie. And that’s way more better.