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Reno SCCA meeting tonight?
I never got an email from the SCCA mailing list about a meeting tonight. Are we still meeting at Austin's Restaurant at 6pm?
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I got my newsletter the other day, and it had tonight printed on it.
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I'm there.
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I going to come tonight too, I'm all excited for the upcoming race season.
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I never gave permission for a meeting at my restaurant.
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Here's the agenda for tonight...I can't wait to hear about what a failure I am for not putting the Car corral together at Norpac, I'll just remind them that there was 20 inches of snow on the ground that day, so everything worked out okay..
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There is also a new Novice/RNP proposal added to the agenda that I submitted that will indirectly affect Street tire by removing the newbies from it for the most part. Oh, and you will need to replace your "N"s with "T"s...
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so I'd be 04 TSM and later in the afternoon 04 *TSM for rnp. |
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So would I be running NTESPL? I haven't completed a more than 1/2 the event in a season.
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Not bad Dean, but I have some issues.
RNP with a line through or sideways, or the actual letters "RNP" doesn't solve the issue in the software that leaves us scrambling to edit people right before a run group and running into conflict after conflict for people running the same number. I'd like to be able to list people with their normal number/class, but just tag their run as "no points". Idealy, this would be handled by a change to the scoring software, but we should be able to utilize the 1st character grouping feature that's already there, but use "*" instead of "r". The deal with bumping Novice results to points results: if the Novice drivers are not properly classed, then who's to say they're in the propper class when they get bumped? Let's say some "novice" comes out with a Z-06 and runs some great times for 4 events. Then decides to finish their season in DS in a WRX... if we're not meticulous about keeping the novice's car/class they could be getting an unfair advantage. Of course that's a moot point if the novice class continues to require proper classing and not just an "N" on the side of the car. |
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At least that's how I perceive it. |
I wish I lived up in Reno so I could autox more regularly :(
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So the novice award at the end of the season will go to someone who completed in the N class then, or is there no award because it is not a points event? |
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I'll be there tonight too.
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So, the new Novice class will be scored seperately? Or not at all?
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R, or *, either way you have the same issues no matter what is on the side of the car. Not sure there is a fix for this. Aything that shows you are notrunning in your normal class is OK as long as your normal class is visible. RTESPL, or *TESPL are the same to me, and the software, except now that I thnk about it, * may not be an allowable character. Keep the comments coming. |
I think (and agree) that the RNP situation is way more important than a lot of people in the region think, it is so time consuming to get the scoring changed...I think Scott is on the right track with making it as easy to score in the computer as possible, but a good deal of focus needs to be on actually marking the RNP cars correctly or at all...
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Novice year end awards will not be based on Novice class participation. The purpose of the novice class is to give people a place to learn for a couple events and see if they like it and make a somewhat informed decision to move into a real class. It is not intended to be a season long class as other regions have. |
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I'd almost rather see Novice as another PAX class like Street Tire... but to be eligible you have to actually be a novice. I would base the year end Novice award on the results from that class, but leave "Rookie of the Year" up to the board as it currently is. |
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Also, the biggest thing I think we should attempt to achieve with any changes is a simplification to the scoring procedure. Hell, if there were no n00bs and no RNPs, timing and scoring and event would be as simple as turning on the computer, setting up the lights, and getting a car to the line.
I'd like to make sure the goal of any changes is to streamline the dealing with RNP-ers and new drivers. |
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Anybody who shows up 4 times hopefully has a bit of a clue by then, and can ask for help on car classing, and make the jump to whatever class. I realize this is just like RNP, and that is why it is a combined RNP/Novice proposal. The only reason I am differntiating them is because I ant the Ns to get some attention, and they don't have car numbers, etc. The other Key is that both R, and N can be run twice a day. T or any other class to be fair, cannot. Maybe I should replace the word Novice with Beginner, but B is already taken. We could generate a virtual "1st year" class results if we so choose... |
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You wanna try to get their a bit early? Say 5:30, to discuss T&S issues related to this proposal? |
Sure.
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Oh, Tyson said he's coming tonight too..I hope there's enough chairs. :lol:
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SECCS>I-Club. |
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So, I spent time I would've spent in the meeting, catching up on seccs.
Agenda looked like it had some topics on it that would lead to long discussion. |
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I love the topic that we tabled, but still spent the alloted 10-15 minutes on... You guys missed the hour and a half the directors spent on the superset question... Be glad that got trimmed.
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