About this event
Counts as two separate events for both MiDiv and OMR
It's time for the OMR hosted weekend of the 2022 Midwest Division Solo Series presented by R&S Racing and Solo Performance Specialties. Ozark Mountain Region SCCA is pleased to present this exciting weekend of autocross at Crowder College Truck Driving School in Neosho, Missouri. Enjoy June in the Ozarks with 375,000 square feet of grippy, tire-friendly, and wide open asphalt. Located just south of Joplin, Missouri, the Crowder College Truck Driving School site is centrally located to the Midwest division, and is an easy four-lane haul from most locations via I-44 and I-49.
Live timing on site via our wifi LAN. We have tested T&S software (Axtime) that allows this feature. Instructions will be handed out in your packets at registration. Pro-tip - if you use this to follow along with the event as it unfolds - turn off your 4G or prioritize your wifi connection to help maintain your connection to our routers.
What is a Divisional Solo?
If you have never been to a divisional-level autocross, this is your chance to compete against some of the best drivers from the Midwest by combining the best times from two days of competition. Want to become better at autocross? Come to this event and compete and observe some of the best drivers in the entire Midwestern United States and allow some of their skills to rub off on you. Seriously, there's a lot to be learned from observation and paying attention at higher level events like this. This will also count as 2 points-paying regional events for members of the OMRSCCA host region, and loaner helmets will be available. More information here:
-> All About a SCCA Divisional Autocross
Pricing
$80 for SCCA members for both days. Price includes Friday Hospitality, Banquet Dinner Sat. and Event T-Shirt.
Additional meals are $10.
$20 weekend SCCA memberships are available and mandatory for those that are not SCCA annual members.
$20 Late Fee assed starting Tuesday June 7th, please register early!
Pre-registration is required, and payment is required at time of pre-registration on MotorsportReg.com. SCCA weekend memberships will be accepted. Click the button below to see more details and continue.
Event requirements
Event Schedule:
Friday, June 10
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - Tech and check-in at Crowder College Trucking School, course open for walking (although likely not quite finalized by 5:00)
You must show your current Driver's License and SCCA member card or acquire an SCCA weekend membership.
Sandwiches or equivalent and refreshments will be provided first come first served at registration Friday night, courtesy of Ozark Mountain Region of the SCCA.
Saturday, June 11
6:30 a.m. – Site open, cars to grid
7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. – Late check-in and tech by appointment only (email registration@omrscca.org for approval - required)
8:30 a.m. – Divisional first-timer's course walk and orientation
9:00 a.m. – Driver's meeting and worker check-in (drivers must be present to compete)
9:30 a.m. – First car off
Saturday evening's banquet will be on the Crowder College campus, Wright Conference Room, very near to our event on campus.
Time 6:00
- Brisket
- Salad
- Coleslaw
- Bread
- Baked beans
- Tea & Lemonade
- Ice Cream and Brownies
We've included one banquet admittance with your registration. Additional admittances for guests will be available for $10 each.
Here's a link to a campus map:
http://www.crowder.edu/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Neosho-2.pdf
Sunday, June 12
6:30 a.m. – Site open
7:00 a.m. – Course open for walking, cars to grid
8:15 a.m. – Worker check-in
8:30 a.m. – First car off
MiDiv event trophy presentation after end of competition on Sunday.
Camping is allowed on and adjacent to the "small" lot where we paddock. Tents may use the grass right off of the lot. No RV hookups are available, and buildings with bathrooms will be locked at night (although there will be porta potties available. The campus is secure and patrolled 24/7. Follow our good behavior practices just like we do during the day and abide by the rules of the campus. Keep in mind also, that this is a military training facility and as such is worthy of an appropriate level of respect. This is a premiere autocross site. We want to do everything possible to maintain our good relationship with Crowder College. No hooning.
Event Supplemental Rules and Information
(Complete supplemental regulations will be included in your registration packet.)
Event Format
This is a sanctioned Sports Car Club of America Solo event held under the Solo Rules and R&S/SPS MiDiv Solo Series rules, supplemented by the following regulations. A minimum of three runs each of the two days will be allotted.
Site Information
There are gas stations, WalMart, and fast food on Highway 59 about a mile North of the intersection of MO-D. There is no air available at the site, so prepare accordingly.
Safety and Conduct
Spectators and competitors not working must view the course from designated spectator points.
A walking pace must be maintained in areas outside course. Speeding, burnouts, tire-warming, and other inappropriate activities at or near the site are potential grounds for event disqualification at the discretion of the series Solo Steward, event chairperson, safety stewards, or their designees. The site is an active flight line, and there will be no tolerance for unsafe, reckless, or unsportsmanlike behavior.
In grid and paddock, please drive slowly and be mindful of people, cars, equipment, and oncoming traffic sharing close quarters.
A limited number of loaner helmets will be available. If using one during a run, please return it to the loaner helmet area.
Run/Work
Run/work assignments will be pre-assigned based on the entry list, and in a manner that balances heat sizes and worker coverage. Changes in class or no-shows may demand a change in heat arrangement.
Workers should be ready to report for work before their heat begins. Heat changeovers will be brief. Please listen for announcements made by the Chief or Workers and be on time for your work assignment. Lateness may be taken as a no-show, and result in a disqualification.
Vehicle Identification and Marking
Car number and class must meet the minimum requirements outlined in the Solo Rules. Shoe polish is not acceptable.
Cars must display the applicable series contingency stickers. Decals will be available from Tech and the event sponsors, and will be checked during tech inspection.
Impound and Protests
Results will be posted on the timing and scoring trailer or delivered and posted to a separate paddock area if required during each heat. Immediately report discrepancies to the event chair or his designee so that they can be brought to timing and scoring for review. Please do not bother the timing and scoring trailer during competition.
Cars must remain in their grid spot after competition runs until released by grid personnel. If equipped, cars must have their trunks and hoods open after their last run of the heat.
Protests must be reported immediately to the chief of grid, event chair, or series Solo Steward for review by the series Solo Steward.