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Is it too late for apply for our CACC license to collect points in the first Regional event?
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by BlueG3Teg:
Is it too late for apply for our CACC license to collect points in the first Regional event?<hr></blockquote>
Nope, it's never to late! Solo Director Oliver Brett will be selling CACC licenses at pre-tech on Wednesday evening. You can also buy your license on the event day.
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Cool, so all I have to do is fill out my license application and give it to Oliver Brett at pre-tech? I will recieve my number that day?Comment
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Yup. U just fill in the application form, make your payment, and select your # from a list of available numbers. You will receive a hand written check after your payment which will be your temporary license. The official license will be mailed to your mailing address in a few weeks.Comment
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Thanks, I will do that at pre-tech.Comment
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how much is for license, $25???Comment
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CACC License = $25Peter: Oh my god, Brian, there's a message in my Alphabits. It says, 'Oooooo.'
Brian: Peter, those are Cheerios.Comment
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I got a pre-tech question. If we use another set of wheels for racing. Do we just throw them in the trunk for pre-tech or do we have to have it on our car?Comment
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You just have to have them in your car - they're checked to see if they have any exposed cord, cuts, etc.Comment
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I assume we can drop in and pay Oliver etc. without doing tech if we are not attending the event, right? The Championship conflicts with an event down south for me but I think I'll drop by to get the licensing out of the way if that is alright.Comment
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Don Bourne:
I assume we can drop in and pay Oliver etc. without doing tech if we are not attending the event, right? The Championship conflicts with an event down south for me but I think I'll drop by to get the licensing out of the way if that is alright.<hr></blockquote>
Yep, not a problem.Comment
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I mailed my license application in over a month ago and have heard nothing...do you guys think they'll be handing them out at the event?(pre-paid)Swift DB1 Formula Ford - trophy collection machine (co driver)
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Yarko, I mailed out my form about 2 month ago and I received my licence by mail about 3 weeks ago.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Yarko:
I mailed my license application in over a month ago and have heard nothing...do you guys think they'll be handing them out at the event?(pre-paid)<hr></blockquote>
I mailed mine out several months ago and haven't heard anything yet. I'd really like to know what my numbers are going to be so I can get number decals made up.Steve Kibble
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Neon Racer:
You just have to have them in your car - they're checked to see if they have any exposed cord, cuts, etc.<hr></blockquote>
Is it possible to bring just 2 wheels out instead of 4?
I'm too lazy to carry and it takes too much effort to carry all my wheels from the house to the car.
All 4 of my tires have the same amount of tread anyways.
Is it possible?
If not, its worth a try.
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