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May 25, 2008, 09:47 AM
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Next Local Pittsburgh meet
Saturday June, 7th 6pm
Behind Loews Theater at the Waterfront.
(Under Macy's garage if it rains)
Please post up if you plan to attend:
Confirmed:
PleaForPeace
mmartahus
Tvall13
Mike01gsr
TheGame
CatalystGod
Garcia10
EvoDan
Evol.ved
MondoBongo
Travman
StiKiller666
Peteypab2133
SteelCityEvo8
XSlowX
Canexican
EvoRaab
LostsolVTEC
KillTheLights
Thanks,
19 so far.
Behind Loews Theater at the Waterfront.
(Under Macy's garage if it rains)
Please post up if you plan to attend:
Confirmed:
PleaForPeace
mmartahus
Tvall13
Mike01gsr
TheGame
CatalystGod
Garcia10
EvoDan
Evol.ved
MondoBongo
Travman
StiKiller666
Peteypab2133
SteelCityEvo8
XSlowX
Canexican
EvoRaab
LostsolVTEC
KillTheLights
Thanks,
19 so far.
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May 26, 2008, 10:43 AM
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hey guys, for anyone interested in the Time Trial on the Wilson Circuit on June 15th, pre reg forms are up.
http://www.racepa.com/content/index....87196#msg87196
for SCCA members cost will be $75. if you are NOT an SCCA member, you will need to purchase a weekend membership for an additional $15 so that you are covered under the club's insurance for the event.
money can be sent in with your registration form. there is an address to mail it to on the top of the form, or you can give it to Chris Carlisle in person.
the event is capped at 60 cars, so it is a good idea to register and pay early.
if you want to pre register, but pay at the event, they should have the forms up on the steel cities website by mid week, under the time trial section.
http://steelcities-scca.org/
we will be using normal autocross classes for registration.
any questions, feel free to PM me.
http://www.racepa.com/content/index....87196#msg87196
for SCCA members cost will be $75. if you are NOT an SCCA member, you will need to purchase a weekend membership for an additional $15 so that you are covered under the club's insurance for the event.
money can be sent in with your registration form. there is an address to mail it to on the top of the form, or you can give it to Chris Carlisle in person.
the event is capped at 60 cars, so it is a good idea to register and pay early.
if you want to pre register, but pay at the event, they should have the forms up on the steel cities website by mid week, under the time trial section.
http://steelcities-scca.org/
we will be using normal autocross classes for registration.
any questions, feel free to PM me.
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high 50's i believe.
yeah, $90 is a bit steep, but the club needs to make sure their asses are covered in case of any type of incident.
that's one of the benefits of joining the SCCA, you get cheaper autocrosses and don't have to pay for the weekend memberships.
if you are only planning on doing the time trials though, the full membership may not be cost effective. it costs $70, and you will only save $15 off of each time trial. so that still leaves $40 unaccounted for.
if you plan on doing any of the SCR autocrosses though, or use the discounts the SCCA membership gets you on hotels, rental cars, etc... then it can quickly pay for itself.
yeah, $90 is a bit steep, but the club needs to make sure their asses are covered in case of any type of incident.
that's one of the benefits of joining the SCCA, you get cheaper autocrosses and don't have to pay for the weekend memberships.
if you are only planning on doing the time trials though, the full membership may not be cost effective. it costs $70, and you will only save $15 off of each time trial. so that still leaves $40 unaccounted for.
if you plan on doing any of the SCR autocrosses though, or use the discounts the SCCA membership gets you on hotels, rental cars, etc... then it can quickly pay for itself.