RallyCross @ Thunderhill - April 17 Online Registration
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RallyCross @ Thunderhill - April 17 Online Registration
It’s time to play in the dirt! http://www.sfrscca.org/RallyX/
RallyCross @ Thunderhill, April 17th, 2005 - Click here for online registration
The complete 2005 schedule:
April 16th: TSD Rally to the RallyCross (more info)
April 17th: Thunderhill RallyCross I
May 14th: Thunderhill RallyCross II
June 25th: Thunderhill RallyCross III
July 23-24: Golden West Road Rally
September 24-25: Thunderhill Rally School
October 1: Thunderhill RallyCross IV
October 2: Thunderhill RallyCross V
Some new stuff for 2005:
We are using the new SCCA RallyCross performance classes this year. Click here for more info
The September Rally School will take place over two days. The first day will be similar to the California Rally Series schools we’ve hosted in the past. The second day will be designed more as a driver’s school with minimal in-class time (due to popular demand ). You will be able to spend nearly all day practicing in car with instructors and solo.
There’s initial discussion of a 2005 National RallyCross Championship. More info will be posted when available. In the meantime, the more SFR events you attend, the more points you get, the more likely you are to trophy and have a shot at Nationals.
RallyCross @ Thunderhill, April 17th, 2005 - Click here for online registration
The complete 2005 schedule:
April 16th: TSD Rally to the RallyCross (more info)
April 17th: Thunderhill RallyCross I
May 14th: Thunderhill RallyCross II
June 25th: Thunderhill RallyCross III
July 23-24: Golden West Road Rally
September 24-25: Thunderhill Rally School
October 1: Thunderhill RallyCross IV
October 2: Thunderhill RallyCross V
Some new stuff for 2005:
We are using the new SCCA RallyCross performance classes this year. Click here for more info
The September Rally School will take place over two days. The first day will be similar to the California Rally Series schools we’ve hosted in the past. The second day will be designed more as a driver’s school with minimal in-class time (due to popular demand ). You will be able to spend nearly all day practicing in car with instructors and solo.
There’s initial discussion of a 2005 National RallyCross Championship. More info will be posted when available. In the meantime, the more SFR events you attend, the more points you get, the more likely you are to trophy and have a shot at Nationals.
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Originally Posted by santino
Where can you get more information on the Rally school in Sept.?
http://www.rallyusa.com/CRS%20School/crs_school.html
The second day is still being worked out. Our "coming soon" page is here:
http://www.sfrscca.org/RallyX/?rallyschool2005
... and this will be updated when more information is available (how to sign up, pricing, etc). If you have more specific questions, the Rally School Organizer is Michel Hoche-Mong and his contact info is on that page.
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Originally Posted by duo
you know im there. let me know if i can help out in anyway.
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We're probably going to run an actual tech at the first event, instead of the self tech we usually do. This will make things a bit easier for getting people settled into the new classes.
Also, cones will now count 3/100ths of a minute (1.8 seconds). This is more in line with the national SCCA RallyCross rules of 2 seconds. I guess this means I actually have to miss the cones this year.
Check out the track during winter time: http://homepage.mac.com/sgrantz/PhotoAlbum4.html
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Originally Posted by mcowger
Man I REALLY want to race, but I don't have tires that will work, and no place to skeep a RallyX set! ARGHH!!
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Originally Posted by mcowger
I've got a set of about 30% tread ES100's (245/45/17)....think those would work out?
[Edit: PS, but like I said before, I've seen someone absolutely haul *** in very worn tires. ]
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Well i will be there for anything you need to help. And ihave very worn stock re92s i run and they seem to be good but i may have to upgrade them to a new used set of re92s for the season. Its all driver at the rally cross skyler can tell you that. Just watch him drive....its like watching the fastest lap of the drift king
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I'm fully aware that everything is the driver . After getting spanked last weekend by Leo at the AutoX running his RE92s, clearly I'm not an amazing driver. My question was mostly about if I'd be running at least safely, and it sounds like thats a yes, so I'll probably be there! I'm psyched!