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i'll have to try to make it out to a few

 

For any of you who don't know Dale yet... trust me, you are signing up for great events when he's the series director. I can't wait to get back down to Langley and help him make it happen on March 11th and beyond!

Oh, registration for that first one is almost half full now:

https://www.nasaproracing.com/nasa_e.../?event_id=471

See ya there - I'm really looking forward to it,

Jon

 

I've met Dale out at the 1 on 1's before. Definitely a great guy to talk to, hopefully he does good things with Langley in the future.

 

Signed up for the 3/11 date...

 

i need wheels!!!!

 

I signed up for the 3/11 autox. How do you determine classes?

 

If you are trying to determine if your car would run stock, street touring, street prepared, or street modified catagory, check out this do-it-yourself guide to classing from ODR SCCA's website:
http://www.odr-scca.org/DIY-classing.htm

Once you've determined the catagory of your car, check out this link to find out which class your car runs in:
http://www.moutons.org/sccasolo/

The SCCA Solo 2 rulebook is the most complete source of information for determining your cars's catagory and class.
http://www.scca.com/_FileLibrary/File/2007SoloRules.pdf

Event though this is a NASA event, SCCA classing will be used at Langley.

 

Exactly... the "Langley Challenge" series will be its own NASA-sanctioned championship by SCCA Solo classing, open to anyone and available from Jim's links above. But NASA members specifically may also list their NASA-X car class and have their results/points calculated toward the regular '07 regional NASA autoX championship. NASA-X classing starts on page 11 here:

http://www.nasaproracing.com/rules/Time-Trial-Rules.pdf

Thanks,

Jon

 

Only 14 spots left (77% full) for 3/11 at Langley if anyone else is interested.

Heats 1 and 3 are full; Heats 2 & 4 each have 7 spots left.

Thanks,

Jon

 

Only 7 spots left. Last call!

Jon