About this event
What: Texas Region SCCA Time Trials(TT) and Enduro
Where: Eagles Canyon Raceway, 2.7 CW
When: Saturday, October 31, 2020
Details:
Due to COVID-19 please if you are sick or feel sick do not come. If this is the case, you will receive a refund. Masks must be worn in public places and social distancing must be practice.
If there is any track maintenance that needs to do done based upon your driving (hitting a braking sign or crash barrier) or car failure (like oiling the track), you are responsible for the cost of repairing or clean up.
This event has one options for participation of Time Trials (TT). There will be no Track Novice (TE) at this event. It is being run under the 2019 SCCA General Time Trial Level 2 Rules. SCCA Time Trials (TT) events provide a constructive learning environment that stresses proper driving techniques, while at the same time offering lap times.
Additionally, for this event only all Time Trials participants are eligible to run in the afternoon Enduro session. Please see the additional information 'Afternoon Enduro Sessions' below.
This event has one registration options of Time Trial.
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The Time Trials (TT) element is a timed event (SCCA level 2 Track Event), with the option to participate in the 2020 Time Trials Championship Series.
- *Your AMB transponder must be compatible with our timing system. If you're not sure, please email Brad Flack (bradflack@earthlink.net) for clarification.
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Driver qualification for Time Trials will be as follows:
- Hold a current SCCA Competition license, or a history of tracking events with SCCA or SCCA recognized organizations such as PCA, NASA, CHIN, BMW, PBOC, etc; or
- Hold a current SCCA PDX License; or
- Hold an SCCA PDX log book that indicates the ability to 'solo' and has successfully completed at least 3 SCCA PDX events; or
- Has been approved to drive solo by any of the following HPDE schools: Apex, Drivers Edge, Chinn, Eagles Canyon, Texas World, Edge Addicts.
- Receive an entry waiver from the Event Chief Driving Instructor.
If you do not meet the requirements of 1-4 above, you can request an entry waiver by contacting the Chief Driving Instructor, Brad Flack (bradflack@earthlink.net).
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Driver qualification for Time Trials will be as follows:
Afternoon Enduro Sessions
In the afternoon Texas Region is holding a Time Trial Enduro with 45 minute run sessions, supplanting our normal 20 minute sessions. This is a format introducing a new Time Trial event format requiring time management, skill and endurance.
The traditional Time Trial event of three 20-minute sessions for time and 2020 season points will be held in the morning. The afternoon sessions will be an Enduro single event championship. The morning Time Trial event will be used to set the field for our Enduro event. After all of the TT event sessions have been finalized, the group will take a lunch break, new run groups will be re-assigned by times from the Time Trials sessions in the morning. New classes will be assigned for the Enduro event only.
Who Is Eligible
- Any solo Time Trial qualified driver with Season points in the 2020 Texas Region Time Trial series, or a graduate of a Texas Region Time Trial Track Experiences school. The morning Time Trials session for this event can count towards your Enduro eligibility!
- All cars must be eligible for Time Trials based on the 2020 TT Supps., and have run in the morning Time Trials to qualify for the Enduro
- All vehicles competing in the Enduro, must compete in the same configuration as they ran in the time trials in the morning points paying qualifying session. Competitors may self-police with protests to be held in impound post-run session.
- Only one driver per vehicle is allowed. There will be no Teams or driver changes allowed. The driver qualifying the car in the Time Trial MUST be the driver to run the Enduro
The full Enduro ruleset can be found here: 2020 Time Trial Enduro Rules
Event requirements
Please take a look at the changes in the classes for the 2020 season.
MotorsportsReg has added a texting feature that we are trying out for Time Trial. Please check the yes box for receiving text message when you register. Also go to your profile and make sure that the phone # that is listed for you will be the one you have at the track. If not, please change it. We are going to see how it works to notify you when it is time to go to grid.
For the Time Trial Championship series, classing is based on SCCA Autocross classing, Then grouped those classes together for cars of similar capabilities. Here is some help for classing: Solo Quick Reference of Category Allowances SCCA Street Category by Manufacturer If you have any questions on classing, please contact Sherrie.
Classic American Muscle “CAM” (Solo classes CAM-S, CAM-C, CAM-T)
Street 1 (Solo classes SSR, SS, AS, BS, FS)
Street 2 (Solo classes CS, DS, GS)
Street 3 (Solo classes ES, HS, HCS, HCR)
Street Touring 1 (Solo classes STU, STR-ex 94-15 Miata)
Street Touring 2 (Solo classes STX, STH, STR-94-15 Miata)
Street Touring 3 (Solo classes STS)
Spec Coupe Class (Solo classes SSC)
Street Prepared 1 (Solo classes SSP, ASP, BSP, ESP)
Street Prepared 2 (Solo classes CSP, DSP, FSP)
Street Modified (Solo classes SMF, SM, SSM, XS-A, XS-B)
Prepared (XP, CP, DP, EP, FP)
Texas Region Ultimate Class (does not meet solo classes above – See 2020 Time Trial Supps 11.3)
Race Groups: Please see Event Schedule for Race Groups
SCHEDULE for TIME TRIALS -- BE THERE EARLY
7:00 Registration Opens
7:45 Mandatory Drivers Meeting
8:30 First Session on track
There will be a MANDATORY drivers meeting at 7:45. Failure to attend this meeting will prohibit you from participating.
Please print off and complete this SCCA TT TechForm.pdf before you come to the event. If you are not comfortable completing the checklist yourself, a race shop can do it for you.
The Chief Steward, Chief Safety Steward, and Chief Driving Instructor have the authority to disqualify participants for failure to follow event rules, both on and off track.
Afternoon Enduro Sessions
In the afternoon Texas Region is holding a Time Trial Enduro with 45 minute run sessions, supplanting our normal 20 minute sessions. This is a format introducing a new Time Trial event format requiring time management, skill and endurance.
The traditional Time Trial event of three 20-minute sessions for time and 2020 season points will be held in the morning. The afternoon sessions will be an Enduro single event championship.
The morning Time Trial event will be used to set the field for our Enduro event. After all of the TT event sessions have been finalized, the group will take a lunch break, anrun groups will be re-assigned by times from the Time Trials sessions in the morning. New classes will be assigned for the Enduro event only.
Who Is Eligible
- Any solo Time Trial qualified driver with Season points in the 2020 Texas Region Time Trial series, or a graduate of a Texas Region Time trial Track Experiences school.
- All cars must be eligible for Time Trials based on the 2020 TT Supps., and have run in the morning Time Trials to qualify for the Enduro
- All vehicles competing in the Enduro, must compete in the same configuration as they ran in the time trials in the morning points paying qualifying session. Competitors may self-police with protests to be held in impound post-run session.
- Only one driver per vehicle is allowed. There will be no Teams or driver changes allowed. The driver qualifying the car in the Time Trial MUST be the driver to run the Enduro
The full Enduro ruleset can be found here: 2020 Time Trial Enduro Rules.pdf
