Announcement

**Cliffy** · April 16, 2002, 20:21

Here are the Supplementary Regulations (being mailed as you read it here)

VCMC Motorsport Club
CACC Solo Championship Event #1

Sponsored by Kumho Motorsports North America and Yokohama Tire (Canada) Ltd.

May 5, 2002 @ Boundary Bay Autocross Centre Sanctioned by CACC and affiliated with ASN Canada FIA Inc.

Registration
Mandatory Pre-tech @ Bela Construction 1668 W. 75th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Date: Wed. May 1, 2002 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Please bring your helmet and tires.

All Lower Mainland Competitors must attend. Out-of-town entrants are exempt. Vehicles normally carried on trailers may tech at the event site on
Sunday but owners/drivers must register at Pre-tech. If you cannot attend Pre-tech due to a serious and unavoidable schedule conflict, contact the Event Chair or Chief of Registration.

Event Schedule
Late Tech/Registration: 7:00am - 8:30am
Driver’s meeting: 9:00am (all competitors must attend)
First run group to grid: 9:15am (run/work groups posted on timing truck after registration)
First car out: 9:30am
Trophy presentation: 5:30pm (approximate time, subject to change)

Event Officials
Event Chairperson Robert Lu ([email protected])
Workers Coordinator Ernest Fanthorpe
Registration Manager Farzaan Kassam ([email protected])
Tech Manager Guido Van Duyn ([email protected])
Timing/Scoring Manager Farzaan Kassam ([email protected])
Course Designer Robert Lu ([email protected]) and Farzaan Kassam ([email protected])

Clerk of the Course Cliff Loh ([email protected])

Entry Fees
$25 at Pre-tech and for out-of-town competitors
$30 at the event site (no exceptions other than those listed)
$5 Day License (where applicable)

Membership Fee $40 for a new membership to join VCMC Motorsport Club (if you are not
presently a member of a club)

Run/Work Order
The run order will be posted after registration closes on May 5, 2002. This is to allow the computer system to apportion classes based on equal run group times. This is a direct result of feedback from last year’s series where drivers
of certain classes had to work 50% longer due to the work assignments being set based on overall class grouping, rather than individual classes.

Please be sure to check the timing truck after registration to determine your run group and your work groups. Work assignments will also be posted on the timing truck.

1. RULES: This event will be held under the 2002 CACC Solo Rules and General Competition Rules as
they apply.

2. QUALIFICATIONS: All Competitors must possess a current valid driver's license, and be at least 16
years old on the day of the event. Drivers under the age of majority must have written permission from a parent or guardian.

3. SPEED LIMITS: The off-course speed limit is 15 km/h. This applies to all pit and staging areas, as well as any site entry/exit roads. Local speed limits also apply. VIOLATORS WILL BE SUBJECT TO
IMMEDIATE DISQUALIFICATION AND WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE SITE.

4. INTOXICANTS: Absolutely no alcoholic beverages or drugs will be permitted on the event site.
Competitors are not allowed to compete under the influence of such substances. VIOLATORS WILL BE
ASKED TO LEAVE THE SITE.

5. CHILDREN & PETS: The pre-grid and course areas are completely off limits to small children and
animals. Pets must be adequately leashed or otherwise secured.

6. TIMING VEHICLE(S): Official vehicles are for authorized event personnel only, and you are NOT
authorized.

7. SITE AMENITIES: Fuel, air, and helmets may not be readily available at the event site. Competitors are advised to be prepared for such unavailabilities.

8. HELMETS: Helmets are required for all competitors. A minimum Snell M90 rating is required.

9. SCCA VEHICLES: Vehicles prepared to SCCA Solo II classes are allowed to compete as long as they
are correctly classified in the corresponding CACC classification with consideration given to levels of modification.

10. WORK REQUIREMENT: All Competitors must complete work assignments to be eligible for individual event awards and Championship Series points. NO WORK = NO POINTS

11. OUT OF GROUP RUNS: Competitors needing to run outside of their assigned run group must do so in
writing to the Chief Event Organizer prior to the driver’s meeting. Adequate justification (eg; work conflict) is required. This applies to Championship Events only. Out of group runs shall be noted on the scoreboard.

Competitors running out of group may be subject to protest if a weather change influences results in their favour. If such a protest is filed, an appropriate time penalty will be determined by the Steward(s) of the Event.

12. OUT OF GROUP WORKING: Out of group working must be submitted to the Chief Event Organizer in
writing prior to the first affected work group time.

13. REGULAR CLASSES: All cars shall run according to the 2002 car classifications, as amended from time to time by CACC.

14. PAX CLASSES: Two PAX classes will be provided, one Open and one Ladies. These will be calculated as per the CACC PAX Schedule. PAX times are calculated as follows:

Time = (raw time x PAX index) + pylon penalties

PAX drivers will run within their own PAX groups.

15. NOVICE & LADIES CLASS: Novices and Ladies Competitors will run with their corresponding regular run group. Their times and points will be calculated separately.

16. AWARDS: Trophies will be awarded at all Championship Events according to participation levels as outlined in the CACC Solo Rule Book. A Competitor need not be a CACC Competition License holder to qualify for a trophy. However, a Competitor wishing to earn points in the championship must possess a CACC Solo Competition License.

17. SCORING: The fastest of any official timed runs, plus penalties, shall be used to determine final event rankings. Penalties shall be 2 seconds for each displaced pylon as per the 'Down-&-Out Rule'.

Any missed gates result in a DNF (Did Not Finish). Non-CACC Licensed drivers will also be considered for event results.

18. RESPECT THE SITE: Please do not litter. Keep your pit area safe. Any and all fluids removed from a vehicle must be taken with you at the end of the event day.

19. PASSENGER POLICY: No passengers will be allowed on any official timed runs during a CACC
Championship event.

20. NOISE LIMITATIONS: Current CACC noise limits in effect. Vehicles exceeding this limit shall forfeit any subsequent runs unless noise can be controlled. Please make sure your vehicle complies. (NO EXCEPTIONS)

[ April 17, 2002: Message edited by: Cliffy ]

ef · April 17, 2002, 05:10

My email is [email protected]

Any volunteers for Assistant Chief of Workers

ERnest.

**Yarko** · April 17, 2002, 05:31

what does assistant chief of workers do?

**Sead** · April 17, 2002, 06:09

<blockquote>quote:<hr>Originally posted by ef:
Any volunteers for Assistant Chief of Workers
<hr></blockquote>
Count me in for any help you need with tech.

Sead

**bcrx7** · April 17, 2002, 06:57

I am up to help with tech as well, I guess Guido is the man to ask for that.

ef · April 17, 2002, 10:36

What does the COW do?

Chief of workers (COW) assigns people to their work stations, checks that people have worked, makes sure the worker stations have flags & fire extinguishers, hands out radios, hands out run cards after people have worked. Assistant (ACOW) does the same thing as the COW hopefully we would not wind up in the same run group. The registration system generates the run groups and Farzaan tells me that worker assignments can also be assigned at preregistration.

The only really hectic time is assigning people to various positions for the first run group, after that you have lots of time for the next two run groups. If you are interested I would appreciate the help.

Ernest.

**Guido** · April 17, 2002, 12:02

Those of you interested in doing Tech for Championship Event # 1 please note that I am recruiting five volunteers in addition to myself. We will work two one-hour shifts of three people on event day from 7:00am to 9:00 am, everyone will have a chance to walk the course. Wednesday's pre-tech will be from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Bela Construction 1668 W. 75th Ave. Volunteering for these duties will require a commitment for both days as you will be exempt from further duties on event day, anyone is welcome even if you have not done Tech before, we will have the opportunity to train you at Wednesday night's pre-tech. I'll take the first five that e-mail me at [email protected]

Thanks,

Guido

[ April 17, 2002: Message edited by: Guido ]

[ April 17, 2002: Message edited by: Guido ]

**Shmee** · April 17, 2002, 14:42

I'll help with timing and scoring and i can announce aswell!

[email protected]

[ April 18, 2002: Message edited by: Shmee ]

**hoking** · April 17, 2002, 17:56

id like to help out too, i have emailed you guido

**Guido** · April 18, 2002, 17:47

The Tech Team is now assembled for Championship Event # 1. Including myself we have: Rod Mores, Omid Manouchehri, Gary Fung, Sead Causevic and Michael Chan.

Thanks guys,

Guido

**Dawn.on.Futon** · April 21, 2002, 20:27

Need help w/ Reg, Timing/Scr'g?

I'll be there w/ Cliff anyways.

-d.

**Mike-L** · April 22, 2002, 02:45

Ernest,

Carol said she would be your assistant, as long as she's not called ACOW.

--Mike

**zuesel** · April 22, 2002, 04:29

I could help with whatever you need me for.

ef · April 22, 2002, 08:42

<blockquote>quote:<hr> Carol said she would be your assistant, as long as she's not called ACOW. <hr></blockquote>

Yarko and I would be happy for the help. I already told Yarko he could be ACOW so Carol can come up with her own title for her position. :P

Ernest.

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