Please help me clear up some questions regarding the Novice class. On the following page on the SFR's site, the 2001 Novice Class Rules are posted: http://www.sfrscca.org/solo2/novicerules.html Rule
although there are more qualified people than i to answer this, slush season is separate from the championship season. so the slush points are thrown away for everyone before the 2002 championship se
Good question. I'm not sure why the Slush Season trophy is mentioned separately from the regular season trophy. I think that it's because last year during slush there wasn't a novice class. So if you
Answers to questions (as best I can) 1. Yes, trophies for Winter Slush. Don't miss the Awards banquet! 2. I don't call it unfortunate to run in the regular class, but more challenging. The rule is re
For me, Pat, there is an unfortunate side to being kicked out of Novice. The three events I attended last season stirred a bloody lust for victory within me that no second place can fulfill. As a res
Oops! I've been corrected. There were Rookie classes last year in slush. I thought I remembered experimentation with no Rookie classes during slush last year, but the experiment must have been someth
I'm not going to take the time to double-check (lazy me!) but 3 events in one year, out of 18, does not move you to the regular classes. However, if you are good enough to win your novice class in th
Yes, if you win any trophy, Regular or Slush, Novice or Regular class, you are ineligible for Novice classes starting with the following year. In addition, if you compete in 1/3 of the season's event
Author: Kevin Stevens <Kevin_Stevens@pursued-with.net>
Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 11:58:02 -0700 (PDT)
I'm not clear on why any of these are bad things. Make it easy on yourself: winning ANY trophy in ANY SFR series disqualifies you from future Novice participation. KeS
Thanks, Pat. I'm very much aware of and very comfortable with the fact that I don't drive my car very well. The competition aspect is what will drive me to drive better! There are thousands of diffe
Jake, I'm going to take a chance here and meld a couple of threads while adding a piece of my own. First, Pat is absolutely right in a whole bunch of ways. Winning ain't easy; kick back and enjoy ( t
Wow!! The SFR attitude seems to be exceptional! I am looking forward to "competing" (and I use that term loosely ;-) in my first slush series this year... I never ran Novice...I still qualify, but I
P.S. I wish I would have known E.J....she sounds like a neat lady...I'm sorry to hear of her passing...;-( -- Original Message -- From: "Lolita and Mike" <lomike@earthlink.net> To: "Jake Hodges" <jak
Hey, in "normal" SCCA regions you get 3 events or 1 single-event class win and then you're in open. The SFR rules are quite gentle, actually -- coddling, one might say. If you don't want to buy the t