About this event
Registration is closed for the points series event. Since it's a charity weekend, If you want to attend, I will help you out if you get set up in motorsportreg.com with an account and add "SCCA New England Region -Solo" to your club list.
That way, we can get you registered on line quickly at the gate Sunday; And please consider bringing an extra $20 as a late fee to donate to RAL please :)
Arrive before 8:30 if you want to participate and send me a note if you can, to let me know you are interested in coming.
This is the 7th point series event for the New England Region's 2012 autocross season. It's for charity, so there is a separate entry fee for Saturday's event and for Sunday. Make sure you sign up for both if you are coming up for both days please. (Location is NHMS).
Anyone with a valid U.S. driver's license (IT CAN NOT BE EXPIRED) as well as the Jr. Kart drivers are welcome to participate. (See Solo Rulebook Section 4.1 titled Driver Credentials for details.)
NOTE - SOLO competitors and their crew need to arrive during morning registration hours or have made previous arrangements with the Solo Chairman. There is no Solo gate fee for non-competitor guests (guests are crew). NHMS charges a $25 infield fee for spectators. Therefore, your guests must sign in at the Solo window to enter with no fee.
Getting started? Find your car class...This is the 2012 stock car class guide:
Note that we are offering 3 new street tire classes for stock car drivers
Mods? This list will help you narrow down which area of classing you are in (but you should refer to the solo rules for 2012 information) and if you are driving on street tires, one of the ST classes may be a good choice:
http://www.sff.net/people/dburkhead/prepcompare.htm
2012 SCCA rules containing the class definitions and car classes:
http://www.scca.com/assets/
Still not sure about your class? Post here describing your car, and see what the experts in our club think:
Event requirements
Pre-registration required: Use Motorsportreg.com or mail-in registration. Details regarding our solo program, including registration, safety, and event day timelines are found here: http://www.ner.org/solo/general-information
Membership: For members, enter your SCCA membership # in motorsportreg.com. Go to the "My account" tab, select "Edit clubs", select "Add clubs to my account", choose "SCCA New England Region - Solo", and enter your membership number.
Cost to attend this event:
- Adults: $35
- Junior Kart drivers: $20
- Non-Members require a $15 weekend membership. Total $50.
Please register each family member separately.
Index Class Update:
NER offers 3 new "Road Tire" index classes (Stock cars with 140+ treadwear). All Index classes are selected in the class pulldown on the next page. If you choose an index class, you must also choose your SCCA class from the 'PAX' pull down. These are the 5 index classes:
- "Pro" Pro index class. National Tier drivers and open to everyone.
- "Novice" Novice index class. Open to beginners.
- "RTA" All Wheel Drive index. Stock road tire class
- "RTF" Front Wheel Drive index. Stock road tire class
- "RTR" Rear Wheel Drive index. Stock road tire class
Labeling both sides of your car (minimum 8" numbers and 4" letters):
- Non indexed classes: car # and class. Example "65 CS"
- Indexed classes: car #, P N A F or R (to identify the Index) and car class. Example "22 RCS" for a rear wheel drive C Stock car.
Note that the supplemental Road Tire classes will differ at the National tour, where the cars will be labeled # RTA, # RTF, or # RTR.
Numbers: Choose per the rules outlined in the "Multiple Driver Cars" section of these rules: http://www.ner.org/solo/rules-and-regulations
- 1 driver: use a number between 1 and 99
- 2 drivers: Use 2 digits for the first driver (# range from 1 to 99) , use a "100" series number for the second, (# range from 101 to 199) Example: First driver uses #54 and second driver uses #154
Helmets: Snell M , SA 2000 or higher rated helmets are acceptable as are all helmets meeting the latest or two immediately preceding Snell Foundation standards. Loaner helmets are available for novices.
