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  1. Registration for the July 24th event is now open:  https://registration.azbrscca.org/index.html  Registration closes Friday 7/22 at 7 pm.

    NOTE: we are on the Summer start time now to avoid some of the heat

    Site Open 7:30am
    Registration & Tech Open 7:30 am
    Registration Closes 9:00am
    Tech Closes 9:15 am
    Novice Walk 9:15am
    Mandatory Site Meeting ~9:30am (as soon as Novice Walk Finishes)
     
    If you are planning on being in any of the "Active" areas of the track during the event and are not an SCCA member, please make sure to ask about a weekend membership at the gate when you sign in.  These are FREE to non-drivers (IE passengers, volunteers working course, or others who want to be in paddock supporting a driver)
  2. Coming this Fall we are adding a second site to our mix.  There is a large freshly Paved Parking Lot at the Kino Sports Complex.  We have secured the following dates:

    10/23/22

    11/20/22

    12/18/22

    and are working to continue with additional dates in 2023 as well!

    So for those of you missing a large open parking lot we have you covered again!  This site is costing the club a fair amount more than Musselman, so please help get the word out and come check out our new venue this Fall.

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  3. If the course is actively wet we would not run for the reasons mentioned (if just spots are wet we may evaluate those specific regions.)    Right now it looks like the rain chances do not pick up till after lunch, and even those are <50% so if we can get some extra help setting up, and move quickly between run groups we can do out best to get the full event in.  (that and I always take Arizona rain chances with a grain of salt...) I would also think there is a good chance that if there was a passing shower that the course could dry off quickly.

     

    On 6/22/2022 at 9:59 AM, smeyers said:

    Rain question. Given that these courses utilize sections of a road course, i.e., narrower than a skidpad, what are the rules relative to running in the wet?

    Would you still run?

    When Phoenix ran at the CAC College mini road course, I know they did not. Wondering what your rules are. Thanks.

     

  4. Registration for the June 26th event is now open:  https://registration.azbrscca.org/index.html  Registration closes Friday 6/22 at 7 pm.

    NOTE: we are on the Summer start time now to avoid some of the heat

    Site Open 7:30am
    Registration & Tech Open 7:30 am
    Registration Closes 9:00am
    Tech Closes 9:15 am
    Novice Walk 9:15am
    Mandatory Site Meeting ~9:30am (as soon as Novice Walk Finishes)
     
    If you are planning on being in any of the "Active" areas of the track during the event and are not an SCCA member, please make sure to ask about a weekend membership at the gate when you sign in.  These are FREE to non-drivers (IE passengers, volunteers working course, or others who want to be in paddock supporting a driver)
  5. No limits on registration so you should be good to register all the way till the Friday before at 7 PM

    As a general note we would much rather a person register and not show up than to not register and show up and have to fit them in.  If you are in this camp e-mail registration -at- azbrscca.org and lets us know that you can't attend.

  6. Registration for the May 22nd event is now open:  https://registration.azbrscca.org/index.html  Registration closes Friday 5/20 at 7 pm.

    NOTE: we are on the Summer start time now to avoid some of the heat (AZBRSCCA.org is being updated to reflect this)

    Site Open 7:30am
    Registration & Tech Open 7:30 am
    Registration Closes 9:00am
    Tech Closes 9:15 am
    Novice Walk 9:15am
    Mandatory Site Meeting ~9:30am (as soon as Novice Walk Finishes)
  7. We are hosting a Solo Safety Steward (SSS) training session May 14th.  Location is TBD in Tucson (pending how many are interested), and will be taught by Gene Sanders

    Training is open to everyone and free of charge (You do not need to be an experienced driver to attend)

    What is SSS:

    - You are the eyes and ears for the SCCA at local events to make sure they are run safely.

    Why take the training:

    - SSS is a certification from the national SCCA office that will show up on your liscence

    - The club needs trained individuals to be able to hold an event, if there are no SSS' for an event, it cannot be held

    - It provides a new way to look at the way events are run and why courses are designed the way they are for safety

    - When selected for an event this counts as your work assignment (we always have 2 SSS to both can drive like normal at the event

     

    If you are interested in attending, or have questions please reply here, or send me a message so we can get a feel for total number of attendees. 

     

  8. Registration for the February 27th event is now open:  https://registration.azbrscca.org/index.html  Registration closes Friday 2/25 at 7 pm

     

    -    Enhanced COVID protocols will remain in effect for February

         

    o  Mask required except when driving

         

    o  No loaner helmets available

         

    o  Maintain Social Distancing

         

    o  Sharing of cars ok if both participants agree, but recommend minimizing additional contact/car sharing where possible

         

    o  Guest OK (please keep distance from other participants)

        

    o   Novices OK

    -      Reminder of the updated Event start time:

         

    o  Gates open at 8:30 am

         o  Novice walk at 9:45 am

        

    o  Mandatory Site meeting at 10 am (as soon as novice walk concludes)

     

     

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  9. Our calendar is firming up for the middle of 2022 at the Musseman Honda Track.  Can't wait to see you out there, Chuck has some great new courses drawn up already!

    March 27th, 2022 - Sunday

    April 24, 2022 – Sunday

    May 22, 2022 – Sunday

    June 26, 2022 – Sunday

    July 24, 2022 - Sunday

    August 21, 2022 - Sunday

    September 25, 2022 – Sunday

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  10. Sounds like you have a fun new car. You can e-mail chieftech -at- azbrscca.org

    But honesty the tech we do is really general safety to put a final visual on the car before going on track.  Ultimately the safety of the car is your responsibility

    • Does the brake pedal have good feel,
    • are the wheels/hubs tight (can you grab the pull/shove the wheel and feel any play),
    • same with the steering wheel, does the steering feel tight,
    • is your battery secure (this one gets a lot of people, it should not move when pulled on),
      • If the battery is in the trunk it needs to have a positive post cover,
    • are there any loose items inside the cabin,
    • Are there unsecured floormats,
    • is there at least a lap seatbelt, and is it in good condition,
    • are fluids contained in proper canisters (will anything spill out while cornering).
      • Are there any fluids leaking
    • Do you have snell 2010 or newer helmet
    • Are there any cords showing on the tires
    • windsheild cracks

     

    Read thru the SCCA rules as well if you have not: https://www.scca.com/downloads/53335-2021-scca-solo-rule-book/download

  11. -      Happy New Year!  It's time for a new season of AutoX!

     

        Updated COVID protocols in effect based on Omicron and the high rate of infection in our community:

    o  Mask required except when driving

    o  No loaner helmets available

         o  Maintain Social Distancing

    o  Sharing of cars ok if both participants agree, but recommend minimizing additional contact/car sharing where possible

    o  Guest OK (please keep distance from other participants)

    o  Novices OK

    -       NEW Event start time:

    o  Gates open at 8:30 am (1.5 hours later than typical)

    o  Novice walk at 9:45 am

    o  Mandatory Site meeting at 10 am (1 hour later than typical)

     

    Registration opens Friday 1/7 at 7 PM

     

     

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  12. On 10/14/2021 at 9:09 PM, Shawn said:

    I’m new to this chapter of SCCA and am wanting to get back into auto-x. I used to race regularly but it’s been many, many years ago. I’m planning on coming out to the event this weekend but am wanting to get my 13 year old son involved. Am I able to bring him along? My hope is for him to be my shadow and to both ride along and work the heats with me. 
     

    Thanks for any feedback and hope to meet everyone in a few days!

    Minors in the "hot" areas require a Minor Waiver to be filled out.  This requires signatures from both parents/legal guardians.  The best option is for both parents to be on site to sign when an SCCA member can witness the signatures.   If both cannot be on site, there is a form that can be signed in front of a notary form here: https://www.scca.com/downloads    look for SCCA Minor Notary 1068 v9.2020    The form MUST be printed in color

  13. As long as the site is not flooded like it was earlier in the year we should be able to hold the event.  looking at wunderground they are predicting <.1" of rain and more of that finished while we are sleeping, so I expect we will be able to have a good event tomorrow.

     

    You might want to throw a trash bag or two in your car to cover the items to you take out.

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