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I don't see the stock street tire ladies classes on the class pull-down.

Will the "street tire" classes be combined into RTR/RTA/RTF, or SK1/SK2?

John Stimson wrote:I don't see the stock street tire ladies classes on the class pull-down.

Will the "street tire" classes be combined into RTR/RTA/RTF, or SK1/SK2?

John - there is supposed to be an RTR/RTA/RTF choice for the divisional. Check back later.

KJ Christopher wrote: John - there is supposed to be an RTR/RTA/RTF choice for the divisional. Check back later.

As I understand it, the two days of the super regional will count as two individual local club events with regards to points; is this correct? If so, how will SK1/SK2 be handled if this event uses the RTx classing? Will cars be reclassed into SKx solely for points purposes?

EDIT: OK, I actually read the registration info. So RTx and SKx will both be offered? Won't this split the road tire group? I would think that just offering RTx would be appropriate, and then reclassing afterwards for local SKx points as appropriate.

Davin Swanson wrote:

KJ Christopher wrote: John - there is supposed to be an RTR/RTA/RTF choice for the divisional. Check back later.

As I understand it, the two days of the super regional will count as two individual local club events with regards to points; is this correct? If so, how will SK1/SK2 be handled if this event uses the RTx classing? Will cars be reclassed into SKx solely for points purposes?

EDIT: OK, I actually read the registration info. So RTx and SKx will both be offered? Won't this split the road tire group? I would think that just offering RTx would be appropriate, and then reclassing afterwards for local SKx points as appropriate.

Typo we need to fix on the flier. (Sorry - too many editors ...) We're using RTx. For local points, we'll put everyone back in the "normal" classes.

KJ Christopher wrote:

John Stimson wrote:I don't see the stock street tire ladies classes on the class pull-down.

Will the "street tire" classes be combined into RTR/RTA/RTF, or SK1/SK2?

John - there is supposed to be an RTR/RTA/RTF choice for the divisional. Check back later.

Somehow the Index class drop down was disabled. Fixed now and corrected typos in the info. As indicated, RT classes will be used instead of SK classes and you will be reclassified for local points/results.

Thanks, Rick!

Since we won't get the run groups until a day or two before the event, do we work out work/run issues within our work party? For instance I volunteer to work Tech, but end up running in the first run group ...

Mako Koiwai wrote:Since we won't get the run groups until a day or two before the event, do we work out work/run issues within our work party? For instance I volunteer to work Tech, but end up running in the first run group ...

Tech and registration is on Friday.

Signed up. Can't wait for this event, best event on the west coast. SCCA should just do a tour at El Toro too.

Ah, so no late reg and tech for folks who can't do all three days?

Justin Tsang wrote:Signed up. Can't wait for this event, best event on the west coast. SCCA should just do a tour at El Toro too.

Amen!

Mako Koiwai wrote:Ah, so no late reg and tech for folks who can't do all three days?

Good question Mako. Tech and registration will be open on for about an hour on both Saturday and Sunday for those who cannot make it Friday. Since this event counts as two local events, we'll allow locals to sign up for one day if they can't make both. For a major event like this, much of the fun is enjoying the test n' tune and welcome party on Friday. So come all three days if at all possible.

I will start an "information for locals" thread today that will hopefully address all questions concerning the effect on local competition.

We signed up for Sat/Sun. Does Friday's TNT require a separate sign up?

Mako Koiwai wrote:We signed up for Sat/Sun. Does Friday's TNT require a separate sign up?

The test n tune is an arrive and drive. Pre-registration is not necessary. Tickets will be sold at the test n tune practice course and will be $5 per single run or 5 for $20. The practice course will be open from noon to 4pm.

Can't wait! And you have my vote to have a El Toro Tour!

Links you can share:
Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/Super-RegionalFlyer" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Registration: http://tinyurl.com/CalClubRegional" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Entry List: http://tinyurl.com/CalClubRegionalEntry" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Rick Brown wrote:Links you can share:
Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/Super-RegionalFlyer" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Registration: http://tinyurl.com/CalClubRegional" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Entry List: http://tinyurl.com/CalClubRegionalEntry" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hmmm. Didn't work for me.

Flyer

George Schilling wrote:

Rick Brown wrote:Links you can share:
Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/Super-RegionalFlyer" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Registration: http://tinyurl.com/CalClubRegional" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Entry List: http://tinyurl.com/CalClubRegionalEntry" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hmmm. Didn't work for me.

Flyer

They all work for me. Plus your link doesn't accomplish what I was trying to do, it can't be copied. My point was to provide links that can be copied and pasted on other sites or in emails.

I tried Rick's links and they all work for me.

You can also use my links in this NASIOC thread:

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthr ... p=37225648" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

You can right click grab the link to the flyer

Are there any contingency prize sponsors lined up? For instance...Mazda?

Is overnight parking (for Friday & Saturday) still allowed at El Toro for this event? Is is relatively safe?

Tony

Anthony Munoz wrote:Is overnight parking (for Friday & Saturday) still allowed at El Toro for this event? Is is relatively safe?

Tony

Yes. Yes.

Rick Brown wrote:

Anthony Munoz wrote:Is overnight parking (for Friday & Saturday) still allowed at El Toro for this event? Is is relatively safe?

Tony

Yes. Yes.

Awesome (car not inside an enclosed trailer--just a car cover)! Thanks, Rick.