Supplemental Regulations for July 19, 2014 ASCC Club Autoslalom event #5

Location: Stoneridge Fellowship, 85 Temple Terrace, Sackville, NS
Organizer: ASCC Solo committee
Course Set Up Workforce: ***Volunteers Needed
Timing and Scoring: James, Charlotte, Cathy Partridge, and Krista Barron
Registrar: Charlotte, Cathy Partridge and Krista Barron
Chief Scrutineer: TBD
Safety Steward: TBD
Entry Fee: $20.00 (for members of an ARMS-affiliate club).

Schedule:

0800: Volunteers are asked to arrive.
0830: Registration and Scrutineering Open.
1030: Registration and Scrutineering Closed.
1035: Drivers meeting.
1040: "Official" course walk.
1100: First car starts.

We will try and have a 45MIN lunch after the first run group ends. If we are behind on time, we may shorten or skip the lunch break.
Insure you bring liquids, food, and extra/appropriate clothing. Lets hope we need sunblock for this event as well.


Insurance: As required by ARMS, provided by ASN Canada FIA. Waiver to be signed by all persons on-site.

Regulations: This event will be held under the General Competition Rules of ARMS, and the Atlantic Sports Car Club event regulations. This is the 5th event of the 2014 ASCC club Autoslalom season.

Absolutely no speeding or reckless driving around the site will be tolerated. Driving behavior during the event will be discussed at the drivers meeting

Notes:

Run/Work Groups:

All cars must have their competition number and class displayed on both sides of their car for the benefit of the Paddock Marshall and the Timing and Scoring staff.

Work groups will be called by run group, and are required to work. Everyone will work at least once as assigned by the Organizer. Competitors are reminded to report quickly to their workstations in order to ensure quick turn around. Failure to report for work assignment will result in forfeiture of points and any remaining runs. The work assignment list will be available from the Organizer and the Paddock Marshall.

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Watch out for porcupine exiting turn 9!!!!!!

AX-1995 Honda Civic CX FSP
RR-1995 Honda DelSol VTEC GT4
2009 Canadian Solosprint Champion.
ARMS Race Director. Race@armsinc.ca

I'm dishing out excuses already, because I feel I won't do so well at this event...
I'll be coming off my first night shift and will likely only have 3 hours sleep before the event. Then I'll show up, do some runs, then back to bed before my next shift at 630.
No pre registration for me, just In case I don't make it.

Colin, your starting to sound............old............ish..............er...............

Hope to see you all Sat AM. Weather should be nice.

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Watch out for porcupine exiting turn 9!!!!!!

AX-1995 Honda Civic CX FSP
RR-1995 Honda DelSol VTEC GT4
2009 Canadian Solosprint Champion.
ARMS Race Director. Race@armsinc.ca

Could I use my pre-registration from the rained out SSW slalom for this event?

I think that will work.

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Watch out for porcupine exiting turn 9!!!!!!

AX-1995 Honda Civic CX FSP
RR-1995 Honda DelSol VTEC GT4
2009 Canadian Solosprint Champion.
ARMS Race Director. Race@armsinc.ca

I will be there. I'll try to make it in early to help set up.

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- 1989 Honda Crx Si
"F***'n seat broke!"

Thanks Pidge, Charlotte, Cathy, alan, Joel, and everyone else. It was hot, but a great event. Lots of fun. And my battery died on the way home. Won't charge, so time for a new one.

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2009 Civic Hybrid. 1997 BMW 328iS
evanwritescars.com

Unofficial Results: If there is enough intertest I will try to give a set of results with each run.

Position	Class	Name	Vehicle	Best run	PAX Adjusted	PAX placing	points
1	SM	Beb B	92 240 SX	52.802	45.938	1	20
2	SM	Joel N	95 Civic CX	54.394	47.323	8	17
3	BSP	Ralf G	12 Audi TT RS	54.575	47.098	5	14
4	SMF	Michael S	89 CRX si	54.638	46.497	3	14
5	BS	Greg S	00 S 2000	55.458	46.086	2	14
6	SM	Mike B	92 240 SX	55.820	48.563	15	14
7	SM	Scott M	99 BMW M3	56.083	48.792	17	11
8	SM	Alan G	01 Mustang	56.110	48.816	18	9
9	STX	Devon T	13 Scion FRS	56.518	46.740	4	20
10	DSP	Terry V	90 BMW 325 is	56.767	48.536	14	17
11	STR	Derrick C	99 Miata	56.774	47.577	9	17
12	STR	Dave H	00 Miata	57.457	48.149	12	14
13	STU	Daniel M	06 Mustang	57.555	48.692	16	14
14	CS	Kelvin T	13 Subaru BRZ	58.026	47.639	10	14
15	SM	Jordan M	97 BMW M3	58.236	50.665	23	7
16	SM	Bob O	00 Mustang	58.338	50.754	24	5
17	GS	Shawn G	13 Focus ST	58.539	47.182	6	20
18	STX	Evan W	97 BMW 328	58.544	48.416	13	17
19	SM	Robert B	92 Skyline	58.609	50.990	25	3
20	STF	George S	02 Focus ZX3	58.980	47.243	7	17
21	STF	Debbie M	02 Focus ZX3	59.910	47.988	11	14
22	DSP	Andrew S	07 Legacy	60.005	51.304	28	14
23	FS	Owen S	06 BMW M3	60.032	49.106	19	17
24	GS	Dustin C	03 Mercedes C 230	60.943	49.120	20	17
25	ESP	Rob T	73 TR 6	61.496	52.210	31	17
26	GS	Nick W	02 Sentra	61.976	49.953	21	14
27	FS	Evan R	11 BMW 323 is	62.531	51.150	27	14
28	HS	David H	06 Civic	63.249	50.409	22	20
29	HS	Jonathan T	73 TR 6	64.063	51.058	26	17
30	STX	Luke M	01 Mustang	64.945	53.710	32	14
31	HS	Sandy T	73 TR 6	65.445	52.160	29	14
32	HS	Matthew T	75 TR 6	65.457	52.169	30	11
33	ESP	James T	99 Mustang	67.440	57.257	33	14

Great event and a lot of tight competition at this one. Congrats to Ben for coming out of nowhere with that 52.

Oh and Pidge, '91 was the last year for CRX's so I guess I have a rare '95 (Should be '89 lol)

See you all at Scotia on Wednesday.

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- 1989 Honda Crx Si
"F***'n seat broke!"

Congrats on FTD #1 Ben.

Good day. Still not happy about my runs but I helped setup so I can't complain!

Fastest raw time, 53.6something.

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'99 BMW M3 / "Elvic"

Why did the Focus ST beat the S2000 for points in street? I expected S2000 to get 20 and the Focus ST to get 17.

I failed to record my fastest run but here is my next best run (58.468+2sec):
http://youtu.be/UbNFz-Grg38

Different class. For the ASCC championship, it is based on class. IE 3 cars in a class gets full points. Winner gets 20, 2nd gets 17, 3rd gets 14, etc. Since the S2000 is in BStock, and only one competitor (him) was in that class, he automatically (assuming he finishes one run) gets 14 points. And, the Focus ST is in GStock, and had two other competitors in his class, he finished first in class, and therefore got 20 points.
However, I do believe you are thinking of the new ARMS points standings, in which case you would be correct in thinking this was wrong, then it is based on pax. ASCC championship is not. I know, very confusing, however, it is a trial year for ARMS, and ASCC decided to see how that works out for them, and maybe next year they will adopt that scoring procedure as well and then there will be much less confusion.

Ah gotcha!

Tightest course yet this year and not normally the style I do well at. Everyone was really close and it could have gone either way.

Thanks to all the volunteer's for making these happen!

It was a tight course. Maybe one were Hoosiers came into play, eh. Congrats to Ben B for his FTD, Mike S for his 4th overall, and Greg S for his 5TH place finish in a BStock car. Also to everyone who came out. 33 competitors made for a great event. Hoping we will see all of you this Wednesday at Scotia Speed World. Should be a great event.

Also for everyone who hasn't registered yet, Please register for the Canadian Auto-slalom championship this week. Deadline is The 25th... This Friday. Should be a great event. No matter the weather. I think there are about 21 registered ASCC members. I think we should be able to put that number closer to 30 by Friday.. Hoping to see close to 100 competitors at the event.

********* We always try to leave the lots we use clean. No garbage. Saturday I picked up a few bottles, and some other assorted garbage. Would love to say it was there before the event but some of it had competitors names on it..... So I ask everyone, new and old to the sport. Please pick up any and all garbage you have/make during the event. ASCC supplies a garbage for everyone to use. We always check the lot after everyone packs up anyway, but i don't really want to touch your trash. Thank you.

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Watch out for porcupine exiting turn 9!!!!!!

AX-1995 Honda Civic CX FSP
RR-1995 Honda DelSol VTEC GT4
2009 Canadian Solosprint Champion.
ARMS Race Director. Race@armsinc.ca

This is 100% unofficial but I have been keeping tabs on the ASCC points for the overall. Attached is the top 25.

edit: slight update due to programming error

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'99 BMW M3 / "Elvic"

So what we're saying is...


Just kidding! Honestly, at this point I'm just out to learn how to drive a bit better and take out my desire to squeal tires. That said, I had a ton of fun trying to hunt down that TT.

Thanks again to everybody for making another great event! I hope I'll be able to get out to Slemon, it looks like a really interesting list of cars on the entry list so far...

I was wondering do non-ASCC members qualify to win the ASCC championship or one of the class trophies if they make the required number of events. I am not sure if everyone on Scott's list has an ASCC membership.

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2007 Volkswagon GTI
2002 Nissan Sentra SER spec-V
2010 Toyota Venza

I'd like to echo the thanks expressed above by others; that was a fun one. I particularly appreciated the fun runs at the end of the day - it was nice to have another couple of kicks at that setup.

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#22 FS - '06 BMW M3 convertible

Maybe next time we can do the fun runs first? I knocked 2 seconds off my time!

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David Hewitt #63
ASCC Solo Director 2022

Yes they do. They are involved in the ASCC event, so they could. I think a few BAC members have won before.

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Watch out for porcupine exiting turn 9!!!!!!

AX-1995 Honda Civic CX FSP
RR-1995 Honda DelSol VTEC GT4
2009 Canadian Solosprint Champion.
ARMS Race Director. Race@armsinc.ca

I know BAC and ASCC have a "free trade agreement" , where members of the opposite club can count for the others championship, and it does go both ways, ASCC members have taken home the rally trophy on occasion too. Wasn't entirely sure on the NB members or AFRA though.