DRSCCA/SVR Solo #4: Before Nationals Solo

2022 DRSCCA Solo Supps

In light of the pandemic, we’re taking precautions to ensure that our autocross events are as safe as possible for all entrants and volunteers. We will continue to re-evaluate our procedures as things change.

We ask that you be patient and understanding with the actions that we are taking. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact John Li, the Solo Director.

Solo Director: John Li 

enginetone@gmail.com

Registration

Pre-registration and pre-payment makes registration and check-in much faster, and facilitates contactless check-in on-site.  If you have any questions, feel free to contact Tammy Breece, Registrar.

tbreece1969@gmail.com

 

Paddock, Course, and Timing Truck rules

When outside and not in cars, all entrants and event workers must maintain 6 feet of social distance from non-related persons. This means staying 6 feet away from other people in the paddock, out on the course when doing course walks or working corners, and in spectator areas.

 

Loaner helmets

It is strongly recommended that drivers bring their own helmets if at all possible.

We will allow drivers to borrow loaner helmets. You will be asked to use a head sock with the helmet. Passengers are not guaranteed access to loaner helmets; we will be trying to reduce the number of folks sharing helmets while still offering drivers without helmets an opportunity to compete without having to buy their own.

We will not be able to sanitize helmets between users, and will attempt to limit to the best of our ability the number of drivers that end up sharing a helmet. If you are not comfortable with this, please bring your own helmet to the event.

 

Welcome to the Detroit Region of the SCCA

If you like to drive hard, then Autocross is for you! During autocross competition, drivers compete against the clock as they navigate technical courses. Each driver is given at least three chances to post their best time. It's fast, it's fun, and nearly anyone can afford to participate.

If you'd like to participate in the next autocross event, your car and a helmet are pretty much all you'll need to get started. Autocross competition is broken down into a number of classes so that virtually any car can be competitive. So whether you own a Corvette or a Civic, you can be sure you'll have a great time. So make your plans to attend today.

For more information about event dates, and location, check out the Solo schedule of events. We want to see you there!

 

For future events and information go to http://drscca.org/solo/.

 

***Your SCCA Member #, First & Last Name MUST match your national SCCA Membership exactly***

 

 

Brian Harvey, Al Chan - Event Chairs

Ray Jason - Safety Steward

Greg Valade - Waiver Chief

Wurtsmith Air Force Base
N Swise Rd, Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport
Oscoda Charter Township, MI 48750

Site Map - Red Square

If you have never been to Oscoda, attached is a short video to help you find your way to the site.

Video: How to get to the track at Oscoda

Thursday, August 20th - Site Opens
Site open at around 7PM
If you're camping on site, feel free to arrive on Thursday evening. Remember, no camping on the grass!
 

Friday, August 19th - Site Opens
Test and Tune Setup: 8:00AM
Test and Tune: 10:00AM to 4:30PM
Weekend check in and registration from 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Saturday, August 20th – Day 1 of Competition
Registration and Tech: 7:30AM - 9:00AM
Novice Walk and run format explanation: 8:30AM
Drivers Meeting: 9:00AM
First Car Off: 9:30AM

Sunday, August 22nd – Day 2 of Competition
Registration and Tech: 8:00AM - 9:00AM
Novice Walk and run format explanation: 8:30AM
Drivers Meeting: 9:00AM
First Car Off: 9:30AM

 

We enforce SCCA sound rules at all of our events.

BE SURE TO BRING:

Your driver’s license

Your SCCA Member Card (if applicable)

Helmets are required, for acceptable helmet certifications click link below...

Click to download a PDF of the 2022 Helmet Certification Label Chart

Class name and numbers (MUST BE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE VEHICLE), or have CONTRASTING painters tape or electrical tape to create your own on site. (Be mindful it needs to be CLEARLY visible from 50'+ away)  

Recommended Checklist:

• Water / Gatorade (plenty of it)
• Lunch (No lunch vendor on site, approx. 30 minute lunch break depending on event flow)
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Bug spray
• Rain gear / umbrella 
• Hat / cap
• Folding chair
• Tire pressure gauge
• Tools, jack, jack stands (please protect the site and use stands that don't dig into the asphalt)
• Paper and a pen

 

Pricing Structure

Online payments:

Test and Tune: $15

2-day entry (both Saturday and Sunday):
Members: $60
Council: $70
No Affiliation $75

1-day entry (either Saturday or Sunday):
Members: $40
Council: $50
No Affiliation $55

On-site payments are NOT accepted at this time.

Worker points:

Members: 12 worker points for 2-day, 8 worker points for 1-day; 3 worker points for the TnT

If you are an Detroit Region SCCA member that has earned worker points ($5 per point) for working as an event chair, core event volunteer, or performing other volunteer roles in Race, Rally, and Rallycross, you may use worker points to pay for your entry fee. Add a note to your entry during checkout (defer payment and leave a comment) stating that you'd like to use worker points, and the Registrar will verify and deduct the amount from your worker point balance. You can check your worker point balance on the DRSCCA website.

We will run rain or shine, so be prepared to run and bring appropriate clothing!

We are looking for help in all specialty areas, so please don't be afraid to step up and help out if there is something you are interested in learning!