2009 Calendar

Aaron Goldsmith · Post by **Aaron Goldsmith** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 8:20 pm

Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:More updates:

Changes to March national event dates (Tour is first, ProSolo second)
Potential Divisional in July was pushed back a week to not conflict with Packwood National Tour
New regional champ date added in August in El Toro

Thanks Gio.

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 11:10 pm

Rick Brown wrote:I can see Tours & Pros in the western US, but do we really need the east coast ones on our calendar?

I originally suggested along the same lines as you Rick, but it was suggested to me by our Chairman-Elect to do all national events.

Steve Ekstrand · Post by **Steve Ekstrand** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 11:14 pm

Not necessary, but there aren't that many others, and its good for our membership to know where and what is up with the SCCA big events.

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 11:16 pm

Steve Ekstrand wrote:and its good for our membership to know where and what is up with the SCCA big events.

That's EXACTLY what our Chairman said to me.

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Wed Dec 10, 2008 12:28 pm

Calendar updated: EVOLUTION Autocross School added (in conjunction with the PSCC practice/champ event weekend): End of Feb/Begin of Mar.

Will Kalman · Post by **Will Kalman** » Wed Dec 10, 2008 2:39 pm

Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:
Steve Ekstrand wrote:and its good for our membership to know where and what is up with the SCCA big events.
That's EXACTLY what our Chairman said to me.

Just like we told him to }:)

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Thu Dec 11, 2008 8:51 pm

Calendar updated: All committee meetings added (unless otherwise noted, always on the 3rd Wednesday of every month, except December when there is NO meeting due to the end-of-year holidays)

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 6:08 pm

Another minor update

As I saw the schedule for my marque club (BMWCCA-SD chapter) 2009, which means SCCA-SD region should be getting their schedule ready soon. One event is on Feb. 1st (BMW) And I checked and we too have one also (CASOC). What else is going on that day......?

Are you ready for some FOOTBALL???? <cue the music>

Super Bowl Sunday (Super Bowl XLIII - 43)

Aaron Goldsmith · Post by **Aaron Goldsmith** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 6:22 pm

Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:Another minor update As I saw the schedule for my marque club (BMWCCA-SD chapter) 2009, which means SCCA-SD region should be getting their schedule ready soon. One event is on Feb. 1st (BMW) And I checked and we too have one also (CASOC). What else is going on that day......?

Are you ready for some FOOTBALL???? <cue the music>

Super Bowl Sunday (Super Bowl XLIII - 43)

haha, hopefully my run group runs early.

Bob Beamesderfer · Post by **Bob Beamesderfer** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 6:32 pm

Giovanni Jaramillo wrote: Super Bowl Sunday (Super Bowl XLIII - 43)

Which won't happen in SD. Nor very likely involve the Chargers. As for Solo attendance on Super Bowl Sunday, the January 2003 Championship Sunday coincided with the Super Bowl. There were more than 300 participants and the last run group ran in the dark at Hollywood Park.

Despite some, or your, love of the NFL, don't assume it will mean a diminished turnout.

Steve Ekstrand · Post by **Steve Ekstrand** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:26 pm

yeah but this is the Richard Petty Bowl

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:51 pm

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:Despite some, or your, love of the NFL, don't assume it will mean a diminished turnout.

You assume too much Bob. I just added it on, just like Long Beach Grand Prix is a big event, albeit it's not a motor racing event. And I personally don't think it would diminish turnout at all as the event would be close to done by kickoff.

Kurt Rahn · Post by **Kurt Rahn** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:04 pm

Hi Gio, I noticed that the Evo School that conflicts with our champ event/practice (2/28-3/1) is on the calendar, but the one the previous weekend isn't. On 2/21, they're offering Phase I and a teen school, and on 2/22, they're offering Phase I (again) and Phase II. One caveat for the 2/21-22 weekend is apparently PCA members have first crack at the classes until 1/25.

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:18 pm

Kurt Rahn wrote:Hi Gio, I noticed that the Evo School that conflicts with our champ event/practice (2/28-3/1) is on the calendar, but the one the previous weekend isn't. On 2/21, they're offering Phase I and a teen school, and on 2/22, they're offering Phase I (again) and Phase II. One caveat for the 2/21-22 weekend is apparently PCA members have first crack at the classes until 1/25.

It's not really a conflict since it's in conjuction with our region as Robert Puertas is part owner of that and is a member and founder of PSCC. If Robert wants me to put on the other events on our calendar I will but since it's more advertising for a non-SCCA club (i.e. Porsche Club of America - PCA) then that's a no-no.

Kurt Rahn · Post by **Kurt Rahn** » Thu Dec 18, 2008 12:41 am

Gotcha.

Bob Beamesderfer · Post by **Bob Beamesderfer** » Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:04 am

Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:
Bob Beamesderfer wrote:Despite some, or your, love of the NFL, don't assume it will mean a diminished turnout.
You assume too much Bob. I just added it on, just like Long Beach Grand Prix is a big event, albeit it's not a motor racing event. And I personally don't think it would diminish turnout at all as the event would be close to done by kickoff.

I didn't assume anything. Just made the point that the Super Bowl doesn't equal low turnout for autocross.

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Thu Dec 18, 2008 10:22 am

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:I didn't assume anything. Just made the point that the Super Bowl doesn't equal low turnout for autocross.

Fair enough.

Jayson Woodruff · Post by **Jayson Woodruff** » Thu Dec 18, 2008 10:30 am

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:I didn't assume anything. Just made the point that the Super Bowl doesn't equal low turnout for autocross.

No, but pooring rain does. Last year's Superbowl Sunday practice in San Diego was a boat race on wheels (ask Plante about it).

Good news is the Bowl doesn't start until the evening, so most can be back home by the time it starts. I was last year and that was after cleaning up and driving 1.5hr+ home.

Jay W

Rick Brown · Post by **Rick Brown** » Mon Dec 22, 2008 8:20 pm

Calendar updated with San Diego Region events for first 5 months. Not many conflicts. For the real autocross junkies there will be lots to choose from in So Cal

Giovanni Jaramillo · Post by **Giovanni Jaramillo** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:52 am

The Divisional that was supposed to be hosted by us (Cal Club) is officially cancelled an in place it will be a normal practice/championship weekend. TCC was the scheduled club to host but has backed out. Stepping in, for the 2nd time this season will be CASOC to host it at El Toro (July 25-26th). Calendar has been updated.

Mako Koiwai · Post by **Mako Koiwai** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:24 am

Yeah ... another El Toro AX ... during the Hot Times

Post by **Bill Schenker** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:26 am

Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:...CASOC to host it at El Toro (July 25-26th)...

Oh, another Evo course! Haven't we reached our quota yet?

Kurt Rahn · Post by **Kurt Rahn** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:53 am

Bill Schenker wrote:Oh, another Evo course! Haven't we reached our quota yet?

You could always come back to CASOC and design the course yourself }:)

Post by **Marshall Grice** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:55 am

Bill Schenker wrote:
Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:...CASOC to host it at El Toro (July 25-26th)...
Oh, another Evo course! Haven't we reached our quota yet?

why does it matter? there are no evo's in CSP.

Post by **Bill Schenker** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:01 pm

Marshall Grice wrote:...why does it matter? there are no evo's in CSP.

You're right, they've been classed in the "tougher" class of BSP

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