Gwoody27
03-18-2008, 07:29 PM
I have been having a lot of communications issues lately so thought it would be good to publish the latest information. Don't forget that the Solo Open House will take place on April 6, I will see you there.
MCO has had to cancel their event in the series as I think you know. WOSCA has been able to take up the charge and will host an event on July 20. So here is how the series dates look as of March 18:
Sunday April 6 Open House CSC Racing, Newmarket ON
Saturday April 26 Autoslalom School: SPDA Poweraide Center, Brampton
Sunday April 27 Autoslalom School SPDA Poweraide Center, Brampton
Saturday May 17 Event 1: OMSC Mosport DDT
Saturday May 31 Event 2: SPDA Picton Airport
Sunday June 1 Event 3: St. Lac Picton Airport
Sunday July 20 Event 4: WOSCA Sarnia
Sunday August 10 Event 5: TLMC Molson Center, Barrie
Saturday Sept 6 Event 6: BARC Downsview Center
Sunday Sept 7 Event 7: HADA Downsview Center
4 of 7 events will count for the class, novice and overall championships.
In addition is a new championship within the Provincial Series. Announcing:
Announcing : 2008 CASC-OR Inter-Club Autoslalom Challenge
Overall: This program is the 1st of a multi-year commitment by the sponsor and is designed to reward the CASC-OR affiliated club which is the most successful in the 2008 Autoslalom Provincial Series. The prizes can assist the clubs and CASC-OR to grow their membership through advertising or any other means they see fit. Join
Eligibility: Each 2008 CASC-OR affiliated club can enter 6 “club scoring drivers” to score points (max of 4 drivers per event will score) on their behalf at each event during the 2008 CASC-OR Provincial Autoslalom Series using the overall PAX scoring methodology in the rulebook, with the following changes:
1. All clubs must declare their ”Club Scoring Drivers” no later than the date of the Autoslalom series first event in writing to the CASC-OR Autoslalom Director. These names may not change throughout the series except in extraordinary circumstances and with the agreement of the CASC-OR Autoslalom Director.
2. No more than 1 scoring member of each club may score Overall PAX points in any one class and each club can count a total of their 4 top scorers per event
3. Any Novice driver declared as a “scoring driver” will use their novice points (they are scored against other novices only) rather than their overall class points for each event.
4. All events will count towards the season club total.
5. An event organizer may be a “club scoring driver” but will only score points if they run in the event .
6. All “Club Scoring Drivers” must display the their Club logo on both sides of their vehicle.
7. Points will be based on a modified “PAX” related system defined as follows:
a. If driver scores an overall PAX of 99.500 to 100 then they will score 10 in the club challenge
b. Drivers scoring 98.500 to 99.499 will score 9 in the club challenge
c. Drivers scoring 97.500 to 98.499 will score 8 in the club challenge
d. Etc to
e. Drivers scoring 91.5 to 92.499 will score 2 in the club challenge
f. Drivers scoring less than 91.499 will score 1 in the club challenge.
g. NOTE: Novices use the same club scoring matrix but will use the Novice “PAX” scores instead of the overall “PAX” scores as the base for their club challenge points.
Prizes:
1. The clubs will receive a cash amount paid at the yearend banquet as listed below:
a. Highest score: $ 300.00
b. 2nd highest: $ 250.00
c. 3rd highest: $ 200.00
d. 4th highest: $ 150.00
e. 5th highest: $ 100.00
2. All clubs that enter a minimum of 4 “Club Scoring Drivers” will receive a $30.00 cash amount payable at the first Provincial Autoslalom Series Event so long as their drivers enter event #1. It is hoped that the fund will be used to promote the Provincial Autoslalom events and their local events.
As previously stated the 2008 rules book is largely unchanged and will be available on this site shortly.
This promises to be an exciting series with new venues mixed in with some of the most challenging locations we have visited. Please come on out, sign up and have some fun. See you on April 6.
MCO has had to cancel their event in the series as I think you know. WOSCA has been able to take up the charge and will host an event on July 20. So here is how the series dates look as of March 18:
Sunday April 6 Open House CSC Racing, Newmarket ON
Saturday April 26 Autoslalom School: SPDA Poweraide Center, Brampton
Sunday April 27 Autoslalom School SPDA Poweraide Center, Brampton
Saturday May 17 Event 1: OMSC Mosport DDT
Saturday May 31 Event 2: SPDA Picton Airport
Sunday June 1 Event 3: St. Lac Picton Airport
Sunday July 20 Event 4: WOSCA Sarnia
Sunday August 10 Event 5: TLMC Molson Center, Barrie
Saturday Sept 6 Event 6: BARC Downsview Center
Sunday Sept 7 Event 7: HADA Downsview Center
4 of 7 events will count for the class, novice and overall championships.
In addition is a new championship within the Provincial Series. Announcing:
Announcing : 2008 CASC-OR Inter-Club Autoslalom Challenge
Overall: This program is the 1st of a multi-year commitment by the sponsor and is designed to reward the CASC-OR affiliated club which is the most successful in the 2008 Autoslalom Provincial Series. The prizes can assist the clubs and CASC-OR to grow their membership through advertising or any other means they see fit. Join
Eligibility: Each 2008 CASC-OR affiliated club can enter 6 “club scoring drivers” to score points (max of 4 drivers per event will score) on their behalf at each event during the 2008 CASC-OR Provincial Autoslalom Series using the overall PAX scoring methodology in the rulebook, with the following changes:
1. All clubs must declare their ”Club Scoring Drivers” no later than the date of the Autoslalom series first event in writing to the CASC-OR Autoslalom Director. These names may not change throughout the series except in extraordinary circumstances and with the agreement of the CASC-OR Autoslalom Director.
2. No more than 1 scoring member of each club may score Overall PAX points in any one class and each club can count a total of their 4 top scorers per event
3. Any Novice driver declared as a “scoring driver” will use their novice points (they are scored against other novices only) rather than their overall class points for each event.
4. All events will count towards the season club total.
5. An event organizer may be a “club scoring driver” but will only score points if they run in the event .
6. All “Club Scoring Drivers” must display the their Club logo on both sides of their vehicle.
7. Points will be based on a modified “PAX” related system defined as follows:
a. If driver scores an overall PAX of 99.500 to 100 then they will score 10 in the club challenge
b. Drivers scoring 98.500 to 99.499 will score 9 in the club challenge
c. Drivers scoring 97.500 to 98.499 will score 8 in the club challenge
d. Etc to
e. Drivers scoring 91.5 to 92.499 will score 2 in the club challenge
f. Drivers scoring less than 91.499 will score 1 in the club challenge.
g. NOTE: Novices use the same club scoring matrix but will use the Novice “PAX” scores instead of the overall “PAX” scores as the base for their club challenge points.
Prizes:
1. The clubs will receive a cash amount paid at the yearend banquet as listed below:
a. Highest score: $ 300.00
b. 2nd highest: $ 250.00
c. 3rd highest: $ 200.00
d. 4th highest: $ 150.00
e. 5th highest: $ 100.00
2. All clubs that enter a minimum of 4 “Club Scoring Drivers” will receive a $30.00 cash amount payable at the first Provincial Autoslalom Series Event so long as their drivers enter event #1. It is hoped that the fund will be used to promote the Provincial Autoslalom events and their local events.
As previously stated the 2008 rules book is largely unchanged and will be available on this site shortly.
This promises to be an exciting series with new venues mixed in with some of the most challenging locations we have visited. Please come on out, sign up and have some fun. See you on April 6.