Where do we sign up? I have been traveling again as usua land have not heard where we go to do this. Help!!!!!!!!!

Hey Carl - Edmond sent a secure link to all SCMC'rs in an e-mail (7-18) for member registration. :cool:

Registered and ready to go. How many more days? :thumbsup:

How many people have signed up so far? Sheesh...more than 3 months away and I can hardly sit still!

So do I have a covered area or what.... :D :D

about 10 ;)

We are finalizing that now :D Please by patient.

By the end of this week, I will post the official public info thread, with registration list, and answers to the major questions. :thumbsup:

Is AndyM gonna handle rounding up the instructor crew this year?

yes sir AndyM is the chief instructor with DavidM helping him :thumbsup:

Make that 11. Just signed up today!:thumbsup:

I'm signed up! :p :bounce: :thumbsup:

I'm strongly considering this, as the last one was a very good experience. I don't remember a single train, and with one exception, everybody was very good at passing, or giving a pass. In my other DEs, trains are frequent, and it seems like throwing dice to see if you will get a pass. I was stuck behind a slowly driven C6 Vette for over two laps on my last DE.

Will see what my treasurer says. Right now she is saying no, but if I behave for the next couple of months, she might change her mind.

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I have a few questions. Can non-Cobra/Ford make enter? What about rain will you run?

Thanks in advance

Definitely yes and yes :D

Sure thing!!! Run what ya brung!! :rolleyes:

We will run rain or shine - no refunds unfortunately. This is pretty much standard with any/all open track events regardless of the organization putting on the event. The track does not refund our fees if it rains.

On the bright side, I have run in the rain before and you will be amazed at how much you will learn! :thumbsup: It forces you to be really smooth with all your inputs and makes you a better driver!

They even let in those whose supercharged cars shrunk in the laundry!! :)

Don't worry about the rain, these guys run a very good event, and with the exception of the last turn, there is little ponding even in a Texas down pour. That is how I did my first stint when I was there in April with Rick, and I'm a relative noob. :baby:

That and props to Jim and the others snake handlers controlling pit out, they actualy do a great job of finding a clear spot of traffic before giving you the go.:thumbsup: At my last DE, you could tell the burned out dude wasn't even looking at the track, and I had to slam my brakes a couple of times because I was released into traffic and at MSRH, turn#1's track out = pit out.:eek: