About this event
NRSCCA Solo Points Event
Sunday September 25, 2016
Eventmaster: Dave Pape
Solo Safety Steward: Mark Walker
Sunday Event Schedule
Gates open at 7:00 am
Tech: 7:30 - 9:00 am
Check In: 7:30 - 9:30 am (FOR PRE-REGISTERED ENTRANTS)
On Site Registration: 7:30 - 9:00 am (FOR NON PRE-REGISTERED ENTRANTS)
Novice Walk: 9:15 am
Course Closed for Walking: 9:15 am
Mandatory Driver's Meeting: 9:30 am
First Car on Course: 10:00 am
SCCA Member Cost: $35
Non-Member Cost: $45
Location Information:
Lincoln Airpark, Lincoln, NE
Directions from I-80:
Get off exit 395 for NW 48th st and turn North
Turn right on Mathis Rd, the entrance will be to the right at the end of the street.
Event requirements
All Competitors should register online by the posted date and time, and must complete on-site check-in during the time period specified the Event Schedule. All competition vehicles must pass the safety technical inspection ("Tech") during the time period specified the Event Schedule. Seethe the SCCA Solo Rules for further information about rules and safety.
Nebraska Region SCCA PAX Class Explanations
NRSCCA Offers entrants to run in SCCA Open Classes, or in one of the following PAX Classes:
RTP: Road Tire Prepared
This is for All Street Prepared, Prepared, Modified and Street Modified drivers competing on Street Tires Open To Cars Classified in: SSP, ASP, BSP, CSP, DSP, ESP, FSP, SM, SMF, SSM, CP, DP, EP, FP, GP, AM, BM, CM, DM, EM, FM. Displayed Car Class is RTP.
CAM - Classic American Muscle Classes
The CAM classes are intended for cars configured in the spirit of the 1950s to 1980s muscle cars. This class is generally limited to front-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicles that are street-legal and that pass safety inspection. With some limitations and exclusions, such vehicles are eligible for one of the following CAM classes. See the the SCCA Solo Rules for further information about CAM class rules.
- CAM-T, or CAM Traditional, is for muscle cars from 1954 through 1989. Examples include Camaros, Challengers, and Mustangs.
- CAM-C, or CAM Contemporary, is for body styles from 1990 to the present. Examples include 1990 and newer model muscle cars.
- CAM-S, or CAM Sport, is for high-powered sports cars. Examples include Corvettes, Cobras, and Vipers.
Ladies PAX
Open to all ladies driving vehicles eligible for any open class. Open To: Ladies in All Open Classes. Displayed Car Class is Open Class+L (for example SSL, ASPL, SML, etc) or LDY.
Pro PAX
Designed for experienced drivers to compete against other experienced drivers across various classes. Available for all Open Classes. Displayed Car Class is PRO.
Vehicles entered in one of the above PAX classes will run with the designated PAX class, and not with the open class. Cars running in the incorrect heat or with an incorrect class designation on their vehicles may not be scored at the descression of the event staff. Please be aware of run orders. If there are any questions, please ask.
NRSCCA also offers a non-points, non-trophy novice class (NOV). This class is intended for new participants that don't necessarily feel they are ready for open class competition.
