Cal Club Divisional in July 18-20
Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 10:35 am
Got the link up on the bottom of the board there. Don't forget to sign up everyone. :mrt:
I believe the preference is that you do nationals style numbers, since the event will be run all nationals style per the scca divisional rules. So the over 199 numbers become.. interesting. I think it's gunna be Second driver is just the one with the higher number on 2 driver cars for people who use 200+ numbers.Greg Peng wrote:What was the decision on which numbers we should use for our own El Toro divisional event? Is it preferred that we use our CSCC numbers or pick a two-digit number like at a national event? I'm having trouble finding this on the old forum, and I know it was discussed.
Aaron Goldsmith wrote:I believe the preference is that you do nationals style numbers, since the event will be run all nationals style per the scca divisional rules. So the over 199 numbers become.. interesting. I think it's gunna be Second driver is just the one with the higher number on 2 driver cars for people who use 200+ numbers.Greg Peng wrote:What was the decision on which numbers we should use for our own El Toro divisional event? Is it preferred that we use our CSCC numbers or pick a two-digit number like at a national event? I'm having trouble finding this on the old forum, and I know it was discussed.
Doesn't really matter to me, do know it makes the switching back and forth way easier when you just have to put a 1 on the side of the car or take it off. As a multi-driver car it just makes sense.Rick Brown wrote: Not really sure why it's necessary to nats style. Pretty sure the software allows you to link two people as co-drivers no matter what their numbers are so it can create grid assignments based on this. The software can also handle work assignments. Of course I still have to learn how to do all this stuff in the software.
Last I heard, it was exactly as you described it Tom.Tom Berry wrote:Duh......
Did I miss something ?
The Cal Club divisional is not listed on the " Upcoming Events" section on our home page.
and there is no mention of it being a two day championship when you go to it on the calendar section.
I feel so lost !@! I thought that each day was to count as a local event....has that changed ?
Signed... "Out of Touch"
Last I heard it was 2 local events for local points and I'm pretty sure I've read everything on both the solo2 board about the divisional series.Tom Berry wrote:Duh......
Did I miss something ?
The Cal Club divisional is not listed on the " Upcoming Events" section on our home page.
and there is no mention of it being a two day championship when you go to it on the calendar section.
I feel so lost !@! I thought that each day was to count as a local event....has that changed ?
Signed... "Out of Touch"
I am waiting on the link to make that button active.Sebastian Rios wrote:Is it just me, or is the entry list for the SD event not working?
Upcoming Events only shows specific event types, i.e., those that are created as flyers on the web site like regular Championships, Practices and Schools. I guess we could copy all the divisional info over into an official flyer (actually two). Bascially we are just going to pull the data from each day of the Divisional and stick it into another event. We will need to know who will need reclassing (like into PAX) and what people's "real" numbers are if we have to use nats style numbering. Then all that info has to be edited into "Championship" results. And I think we decided to edit out the out-of-towners, too. It will be something of a pain.Tom Berry wrote:Duh......
Did I miss something ?
The Cal Club divisional is not listed on the " Upcoming Events" section on our home page.
and there is no mention of it being a two day championship when you go to it on the calendar section.
I feel so lost !@! I thought that each day was to count as a local event....has that changed ?
Signed... "Out of Touch"
Try this:Nicole Nagler wrote:I am waiting on the link to make that button active.Sebastian Rios wrote:Is it just me, or is the entry list for the SD event not working?
That link didnt work for me. . . Sending email.Jayson Woodruff wrote:Try this:Nicole Nagler wrote:I am waiting on the link to make that button active.Sebastian Rios wrote:Is it just me, or is the entry list for the SD event not working?
https://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm ... C6072D5907
I've asked for an 'Event Page' on the solo2 site that I can edit (like the champ flyers), didn't get one. Rick, Gio, Will... Any help here?
Each day of the Divisional will count as a 'local championship'. The Timing and Scoring will be a pain, but we've got DAYS afterwards to sort it out and I'll do most of the grunt work. The 'Divisional Results' will be the priority on the day.
Chosen numbers don't really matter. Pick your local numbers if that's all you have, or 'Nats Style' numbers if you prefer them. I've gotten Guy to agree to this, but they never changed the Divisional Sup Regs.
Tom, can you e-mail me about the city permit.
Aaron, can you change the title of this thread to include the date (18-20)
Jay W
You can send me HTML and I'll put it up on the site as a new page with a link. If by "editable page" you mean a whole different form for Divisional events saved to a database like the regualr events, that's a lot of work for a "one-off".Jayson Woodruff wrote:I've asked for an 'Event Page' on the solo2 site that I can edit (like the champ flyers), didn't get one. Rick, Gio, Will... Any help here?
To encourage the locals. I believe its appropriate for this one event. And it doesn't really matter what SFR did, but you're wrong here, they did pull out non-locals when distributing their season points (http://www.sfrscca.org/solo2/Results/20 ... und06.html).Why are we pulling out visitors for local points for the Divisional when we don't for a Regional? Everybody that ran in SF's Divisional earn SFR points..
I don't see this in the Solo rules (its in the Tour Sup regs). We'll talk about this off line, but in the future please converse with me off line before posting something contradictory.Also since this is a formal Divisional and needs to run under the SCCA rules, numbers need to be 1-99. Remember they grid in numerical order.
Uh, have you met Glenn?Jayson Woodruff wrote:We'll talk about this off line, but in the future please converse with me off line before posting something contradictory.
Jay W
Yep.Mike Simanyi wrote:Jayson and / or Rick,
Since this will be both a Divisional and count toward local points, do we have provision for people running in their proper National class, yet gaining points for the local class in which they're competing? I'd like Max to be able to run STU in the Divisional and still earn points for the SM championship, and I doubt he's the only person with this problem.
Mike