lig

http://www.autocrossscorekeeper.com/register/wwscc/

This is the registration link. One caution regarding this event - they don't recommend that novices run this one. Instead of 3-4 separate runs - you run your entire three or four runs consecutively. If you have difficulty finding the course - you're basically screwed.

The best lap of the three or four laps becomes your time. If you have issues with getting lost - this will be a frustrating format. Because of the consecutive runs the overlap (simultaneous cars running) is greatly reduced. A cap of 150 entries is in place to keep the event from running overly long.

Directions to the site can be found on the WWSCC website -

www.wwscc.org

lig

One more thing - on the 17th ACE is going to be putting on the event @ Boeing. I'm Chief of Timing for that event. If you have some experience working timing (data entry,announcer, recorder or course control shoot me a PM (include your work/run group) and I'll hook you up with a cushy work assignment.

mikegarrison

Only in autox is a five minute run an "enduro"....

lig

the truth hurts. i like the format though.

RIO_Speed

Thats a long time in AX!

I've work timing but don't like it - do want a cushy work assignment. How about if I bring you breakfast, can that be my work assignment?

lig

I'm easy - but not *that* easy. Course Control > shagging cones

RIO_Speed

Doh

124Spider

So, the choice is between an Oregon autocross at Packwood (large lot, probably a fun course, and a lot of runs; but a long drive), or an enduro.

I'll have to think about this one. And I'll check the schedule for the 17th.