SCCA Annual Tech April 7th Saturday
 

Reno SCCA Solo division will be holding an annual tech day at C&C Auto in Sparks, NV on Saturday April 7th. Last chance to get pre-teched before the season begins.

Requirement for 2007 annual tech: You must have competed in over 50% of last years events (8 events)

Date and Time: Saturday-April 7th, 2007 from 9 am to 12 Noon
Location: C&C Automotive Specialties- 820 East Greg Street Sparks, NV 89431 (Phone 329-9974)

First Come,First Serve, please bring your car in competition condition, to be inspected as if it were ready to race, including numbers and class.
Don't forget your helmet.

Matt Roy
Reno SCCA
Solo Activities Director.

More options the merrier. If you miss the SECCS one on the 22nd, I'd recommend coming to this one and getting the Annual Tech done before the first event of the season.

I'll be at this one (for the juicy bits)

I wonder if I'll have a car all finished so I can get my TT inspection done... are they bringing scales?

I don't know if we'll have the scales there. I know Dave will have them at the trial tech day, but as for right now, that will be a seperate event. C&C does have scale,s I'm sure Rusty could pull them out for the day. I can ask. I think we should wait to see if Dave will have TT tech coverage for this day.

Bump for updated info.

Just an update. A Rule book (or version of) will be required to complete annual tech. So please plan on printing one out or purchasing one the day of the event. PLease see page 26 of the rulebook (you don't have) for clarificationness.

I would say, if you're reading this, you have access to the internet, and therefore access to the SCCA website for a copy of the rules. Frankly, I think the requirement of "having" a copy is a little archaic, especially since the online rules tend to be more up to date due to the easy access to online Fastrack updates.

I plan on having a printed copy a la xerox.

Seems unnecessary. Here's pg 26 from the rulebook:

It doesn't actually say they need to have it with them to pass inspection, i.e. that it needs to be signed or stamped or anything like it used to. It just says, the person must posses a copy of the rules. IMO, it's just to ensure the person getting teched is aware of the regulations they're being teched under. What a huge waste of paper to buy a book (or worse yet to print off a copy from the .PDF) for something that most people rather use electronically. For example, I'd never look up anything in the paper rulebook, I'd much rather just crack open the laptop and have a searchable copy... though SCCA pissed me off this year by removing the table of contents panel from the document... it's still way better than flipping pages.

Can I have my copy on a USB drive?

I'm arguing that all you need is access to the internet and you're all set... and since the public library has that... everyone's all set.

Hey Matt, Rusty didn't seem sure we were having the 7th when I was in on Friday. I told him it was on, but you may want to follow up with him...

Yep all Good... We will start setting up at 8:30 AM, and hopefully start running cars through soon after.

Good times, good times.

That was some serious breakfast err business.

Any news out of the tech day?

Some cars got teched. It was pretty fun. Then we all went to eat at the South Side Cafe.

Oh, and we all got to see Mike K's spiffy red crinkle coated FMIC pipes.

I ate too much...

I had the itis for 2 days!

HAHA, I don't know what you two are bitchen about. LOL