About this event
Come join TSCC for the 2021 Event #3, back at the Danville Airport on May 2nd, 2021.
Registration closes Friday, April 30 at 11:59 PM.
GPS Directions: 1744 South Boston Road, Danville VA.
97dB Sound Limit Enforced!
Entry Cap: NONE
- Pre-Registration is REQUIRED!
- If you are feeling sick, are showing multiple symptoms of COVID-19, or have been exposed to COVID-19, DO NOT ATTEND.
- NO-WALK-UP Registrations! - You will be turned away.
- Check in will take place at the timing trailer
- Masks/Face Coverings are REQUIRED unless you are in your car, working course, or are isolated from other people on site.
- Social Distancing: Whether you are for it or not, It's a thing - Adhere to it at our events
- There will be NO LOANER HELMETS - Bring your own Snell 2005 & Newer Helmets.
- Novice Class will move forward, but there will be NO-IN-CAR-INSTRUCTION.
- At this time, Self Tech WILL NOT be implemented - Standard drive up Tech Inspection WILL BE IN PLACE. You DO NOT have to bring the self tech sheet, but here's the link if you want to see what items are reviewed at Tech Inspection: TSCC_Solo_Self-Tech_Sheet.pdf .
- At anytime, a Triad Officer may verify the Tech-Worthiness of your vehicle.
Failure to Adhere to any and all policies listed in the registration form, to include policies put in place for COVID-19, will result in being asked to leave the grounds immediately
Entry Fees:
Members: $25.00
Non-Members: $30.00 (There is the option to become a member while you are registering for the event!)
On Site Registration - NOT PERMITTED.
Schedule:
Site Opens at 7:30 AM
Waiver Station opens at 7:30 AM
Tech Station Opens at 8:00 AM
Check-In opens at 8:00 AM
Tech Closes promplty at 9:20 AM. You must be in line by 9:15 AM or you will not run.
Check-in Close at 9:30 AM. If you don't check-in, you won't be in the computer, thus won't be at the event and you will not have any timed runs for the day.
Socially-Distant Novice Walk Through - 9:30 AM
Drivers Meeting (Via Loud Speaker) - 9:45 AM
First car Off - 10:15AM
You MUST pre-register online through the secure MotorsportReg website. Payment at registration checkout is DEFERRED until you check in the morning of the event. No refund will be required due to deferred payment. Cancellations can be made any time prior to registration closing on Friday, April 30th at 11:59 PM.
97dB Sound Limit Enforced!
Event requirements
- Pre-Registration is REQUIRED!
- If you are feeling sick, are showing multiple symptoms of COVID-19, or have been exposed to COVID-19, DO NOT ATTEND.
- NO-WALK-UP Registrations! - You will be turned away.
- Check in will take place at the timing trailer
- Masks/Face Coverings are REQUIRED unless you are in your car, working course, or are isolated from other people on site.
- Social Distancing: Whether you are for it or not, It's a thing - Adhere to it at our events
- There will be NO LOANER HELMETS - Bring your own Snell 2005 & Newer Helmets.
- Novice Class will move forward, but there will be NO-IN-CAR-INSTRUCTION.
- At anytime, a Triad Officer may verify the Tech-Worthiness of your vehicle.
Some items to consider before coming to Tech Inspection are:
- Clean out any loose items in the car (including the trunk): things like cell phones cables, garage door openers, loose change and such.
- The battery has to be properly secured.
- If your floor mats are not physically attached to carpet, they will have to be removed. We don’t want the floor mat to bunch up under the brake or gas.
- Hubcaps and center caps on wheels should be removed. If your hubcaps mount to the wheel and are held in place by the lug nuts, then they can stay on, otherwise they should be removed.
- Have a SNELL approved helmet, 2000 or newer (M-rated or SA-rated). Don't worry, if you don't have one we have loaners available.
It is your responsibility to:
- Check basic fluids such as oil, coolant, and brake.
- Make sure you torque the lug nuts to manufacturer's recommended tightness.
- Make sure you have no active leaks on the motor, transmission or diff. Oil on the track is a bad thing.
- Check tire pressure. If you don’t know what to set it to, a good starting point is typically 40 psi.
- You WILL experience greater than normal tire wear. Your tires MUST be serviceable, meaning they have appropriate tread, no chords showing, etc.