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The Official Publication of the Finger Lakes Region, Sports Car Club of America.

June 2012 Volume 57, No. 6

General Membership Meeting - Tuesday, June 5Richard Petty Driving Experience - Mary Hartman

Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Rochester, NY 14617

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www.flr-scca.com Finger Lakes Region - SCCA

Elected Positions2011 Board of DirectorsRegional Executive Michael Toombs ..............(585) 328-2617 152 Gillette St. Rochester, NY 14619-2227 [email protected] Regional Executive Dave Ciufo ..................... (585) 346-5002 6488 Coe Rd. Livonia, NY 14887-9306 [email protected] Elizabeth Thiel ............... (585) 671-9995 Fax (585) 266-0942 753 Klem Rd. Webster, NY 14580 [email protected] Carl F. Dresie ................ (585) 544-6482 119 Brookview Dr. Rochester, NY 14617-3903 [email protected] Director Mary Hartman .......................................... 2840 Chili Ave. Rochester, NY 14624-4807 [email protected] Chris DeMinco .............. (585) 359-6792 980 Rush Scottsville Rd Rush, NY 14543-9781 [email protected] Charles Tanck ................ (585) 467-4993 175 Eastgate Drive Rochester, NY 14617-4104 [email protected] Mark Eksten .................. (585) 766-2777 872 North Winton Road Rochester, NY 14609-6836 [email protected] Fran McAllister ............. (585) 750-4674 33 Red Bud Rd. Rochester, NY 14624-4717Appointed PositionsRaceCompetition Board Fran McAllister (585) 750-4674 [email protected] Dave Ciufo ...................... (585) 346-5002 Peter Kummer ................. (585) 624-2853 Russell Jaslow ................ (585) 724-5890 Mary Hartman .............. (585) 426-3288 Erik Shepard ................. (585) 269-7097 Rich Smith (585) 703-0631

“Westware HO!” Race Chairman Lew Giesy ......................... (315)597-9637“FUN ONE” Race Chairman ............................................................ TBA [email protected]

Chief Registrar Marsha Toombs ............. (585) 328-2617 [email protected], Timing & Scoring Carl F. Dresie ................. (585) 544-6482 [email protected], Flagging and Communication Barbara Lissow .............. (585) 773-7912 [email protected], Starter John Flowers .................. (607) 546-2369 [email protected], Grid ............................................................ TBAChief, Pitts and Paddock ............................................................ TBAChief, Scrutineering Bruce Perry .................... (585) 382-9234 [email protected], Sound Control Jim Craven .................... (585) 889-5363 [email protected] Representative Mary Hartman ............... (585) 426-3288 [email protected] Rally Chair ............................................................ TBAInterim RoadRally Chair Tom Langdon................. (315) 524-2260 [email protected] Chair Tony Zanni .................... (585) 281-2510 [email protected] Solo Board Jeff Colegrove ................ (585)678-1322 [email protected] Brian Buchman ........... (585) 747-3808 [email protected] Dave Avery .................... (585) 415-8003 [email protected] Alan Smith ................... (585) 359-4688 [email protected] Mike Stutzman ............. (585) 889-2564 [email protected] Chief Registrar Shaun Hallam .................. (585) 455-9607 [email protected], Safety Steward Dave Avery ...................................... (585) [email protected], Technical Inspection Jim Hoelscher ............... (585) 247-9596 [email protected], Novice Program Alan Smith ................... (585) 359-4688 [email protected], Timing & Scoring and Results Tom Weaver ................. (585) 978-2966 [email protected]

Chief, Sound Control Edwin Jeffries ............... (585) 730-2778 [email protected], Workers George Modlin ............ (585) 265-9599 [email protected] Chief, Waivers Brian Buchman (585) 747-3808 [email protected] PositionsMembership Mike Brunner (585) 752-7233 [email protected] END Editor Carl Dresie (585) 544-6482 [email protected] Chris McAllister (585) 872-2530(days) [email protected] Chairman Alan Blood (585) 242-9039 [email protected] Historian Lynn Randall (585) 451-5298 [email protected] MaryAnne Shults (949) 768-2609 [email protected]® Motorsports, LLCManagers Meridith Croucher ........ (315) 331-5354 [email protected] Lewis Giesy .................... (315) 597-9637 [email protected] Alan Smith .................... (585) 359-4688 [email protected] Joyce Bucknam .............. (315) 597-5668 [email protected] Administrative

PositionsArea 10 Director John Walsh .................... (585) 546-5670 244 Mendon Center Rd Honeoye Falls, NY 14472-9335NEDiv Executive Steward, Race Earl Hurlbut . ..................(585) 219-4891 [email protected] RoadRally Steward Steve McKelvie ................(508) 520-7135 [email protected] RallyCross Steward Scott Beliveau..................(603) 524-4305 [email protected] Solo Steward David Newman ............ (610) 433-5690 [email protected] Solo Safety Steward Bruce Bellom ................ (914) 739-6815 [email protected] positions: see http://www.nescca.com/nescca_main/contacts.html

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TOP END is the official publication of the Finger Lakes Region (FLR), SCCA, and is mailed to all members in good standing and to advertisers. Opinions expressed herein are the sole responsibility of the contributor and do not necessarily reflect the views of FLR. Permission to reprint articles is granted to all SCCA regional publications and its national magazine, SportsCar. Full credit must be given to FLR, TOP END and the author.

Non-membership subscrip-tion rate: $15.00 per year. Submit subscription orders and address changes to the Circulation Editors. Bulk rate mail is not forwarded by the Post Office when you change your address, even if you file a forwarding request with your Postmaster.

Submit materials for pub-lication to the Editor or any of the Editorial Staff. Contact Editor for information regard-ing submission of classified advertising. Contact the Ad-vertising Editor for commer-cial advertising. Deadline for submissions to TOP END is the 10th of each month. Typed, printed and electronic files are acceptable. Contact Editor re-garding electronic file formats and fonts. All submissions are subject to revisions that may be necessary to meet the require-ments for publication.

The Official Publication of the Finger Lakes REGION

SPORTS CAR CLUB OF AMERICA

Staff Contents

RE’s Report ...................................................4 May Membership Meeting ..................... 4 - 5April BOD Minutes ............................... 6 - 7FLR News ................................................... 7 Membership News ................................. 7 Devil in the Dark .................................... 7July Meeting Information ........................... 8Westward Ho! Information ......................... 9Relay for Life Rally .................................. 10STPR RallyCross ...................................... 11Solo ................................................... 12 - 18 Supplemental Regulations ............ 12 - 14 Championship Series ............................ 15 Official Communications .................... 15 Pax Table .............................................. 15 School Results ...................................... 16 First Event Results ....................... 17 - 18 Rally Meeting Notes .................................. 19Classified Ads ............................................ 20Membership Application .......................... 21Calendar ..............................inside back coverLast Pit ...................................... Back Cover

EDITOR/ADVERTISINGCarl F. Dresie119 Brookview Dr.Rochester, NY 14617-3903(585) 544-6482e-mail: [email protected]

CO-EDITOR/COPY EDITORLynn Randall15 Diana Dr.Scottsville, NY 14546(585) 889-1289e-mail: [email protected] TOP END CIRCULATIONChange of AddressNotify the SCCA National Office in Topeka and the Membership Chair:Mike Brunner228 Robert Quigley Dr. Apt-1Scottsville, NY 14546(585) 752-7233e-mail: [email protected]/Or: The EDITOR (see above)

Cover Photo:Mark McAllister, Kurt Thiel and

John Williamson ran “The Devil In The Dark” on the Thunderbolt track, part of the New Jersey Motorsports Park.

Story on page 7.

Photo: Courtesy of Chris McAllister.

Mark McAllister and Kurt Thiel, “In the Dark” at Thunderbolt, April 27/28. Photo: Courtesy of Chris McAllister

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Mike ToombsRegional Executive

REPort

Meeting MinutesFinger Lakes Region, SCCA General Membership Meeting MinutesMay 1, 2012

Location: Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, NY 14617

Regional Executive Mike Toombs called the meeting to order at 8:10 p.m.

The following is arranged by topic and may not be in chronological order.

The April general membership meeting minutes as printed in the May issue of Top End were approved on a motion by Chris Bucknam, seconded by Charlie Tanck.

Activities - Mary HartmanMary Har tman wi l l p re sen t

information, pictures and videos describing her Petty Driving Experience at the June meeting.

The Ju ly Solo and genera l membership meetings will be at Camp Eastman on July 10, 2012. This picnic meeting will include membership recognition. (A flier for the picnic is printed in the June and July issues of Top End. Ed.)

Roy Hopkins and Adrienne Hughes will be presenting a program on the Targa Newfoundland at the August meeting.

A picnic is being scheduled for September, tentatively the 12th, for the “old drivers” gathering.

Mary Hartman asks that suggestions for social events be sent to her at [email protected]

Communication/Publications

The lack of articles published in Top End covering the different activities of the club and its members was discussed. At one time activity chairs wrote articles for Top End every month. Chiefs of specialty also wrote on occasion.

Links in Top End to videos related to contents were requested. Carl Dresie reviewed the differences between the print and web versions of Top End.

SportsCarJohn Walsh reviewed the points for

and against paper copies of SportsCar. Some members want the paper copy; some much prefer a digital copy; the paper copy is a significant expense to the club. The cost is approximately $14 per year per member. Tiered membership is part of the continuing discussion.

Membership Report

Thirty two members attended the Solo and general membership meetings.

The region currently has 414 members, an increase of one since April 3.

Well this month caught up with me a little too quickly. I had planned on writing this column prior to going to the NEDiv Divisional event, but found that I kept getting distracted. Then I decided that I could do it while at the championship event, but I got sick and found that just trying to compete took everything I had.

So here I am holding up Top End so that I can get this column written.

As I said I attended the NEDiv Solo Championships on May 13 and 14. The event was at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. There were seven people from the region attending this event, Tina and Brian Reeves, Steve Hayward, Ron Fish, Paul and Julie Shaver, and myself. The event site is something we would kill for up this way and it is cool that you can see the Empire State Building and the One World Trade Center while walking the course. Things went well on Saturday, for the event if not for me, but there were some issues on Sunday away from the event site that had nothing to do with SCCA, but ended up stopping our event only a third of the way through. What sounds like a bad thing was a good thing for me – I felt so bad I just wanted to get home and sleep.

Westward Ho! is in full swing and Wilma Giesy is taking registrations for our race at Nelson Ledges. For a number of years we put on this event and never were able to break even. Last year we didn’t put on the race, but Lew Giesy and a group of people put forth a concerted effort that we should try again. So the event is on and we will be going there again in June. If you

look at the supplementals (http://www.flr-scca.com/race/2012/westward) you can check out the number of times you can have on track. If you were looking for a good race weekend, you had better make it to this weekend. Don’t forget, if you enter the race you will get a discount when you enter the Fun One race at Watkins Glen in September.

We have a couple of meeting notices that you should make note of! During our June meeting we will have a presentation by Mary Hartman about her Petty Experience this past March. Our July meeting has been moved to the 10th and will be a picnic. The region will supply hotdogs and hamburgers, members (or guests) need to bring their own drinks and a dish to pass. We did this last fall and had a great time. I hope that people will bring out their interesting cars so we can all get to see them.

I had better get this finished so it can get to Carl for the June issue of Top End then on to the presses.

Until next month,Mike

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Race Report Jim Tyo commented that the race

content of Top End and the web site is lower than that for Solo and Rally. Mike Toombs stated that we all would like to see more racing articles. We need to find someone in the club that will be a race track reporter, writing content. Also, we could have members write articles about their experience at various race weekends.

It was noted that Chris DeMinco was a crew member at the Daytona 24 hour race. Is this an opportunity for an article?

Westward Ho!We have a sanction and the entry

information is online. The weekend has three sanction numbers, two for the double regional and another for the Enduro. By double dipping it is possible to have 13 on track sessions for this “race your butt off” weekend. Online registration is through MotorsportReg.com.

Expenditures are being minimized. Lew Giesy would like a donation of worker favors. He expects about 70 workers, more are needed.

Formula First will be a part of the weekend. They will run with the FVs but will start with a split grid. Formula First will also run at the Fun One.

Rally Report – Alan SmithCharity RallyKurt Thiel has volunteered to be

rallymaster for the Relay for Life Rally, benefitting the American Cancer Society. The rally will run Friday afternoon as part of the STPR® weekend.

STPR®

We currently have 31 entries; up from the number we had at this time last year. Entries could be in the 50 to 60 range. Bob VanSice will not be able to serve as Spectator Captain this year. His replacement needs to be named. Volunteers for positions ranging from spectator control to stage controls to “Barney Fife” assistant are needed.

Region Road RalliesThe board of directors would like to

have the club conduct rallies more along the lines of previous destination rallies. Participation by a wider spectrum of club members would help in unifying the club. Alan noted that we have had “fun” events scheduled the last few years. Promotion is needed and joint events are possible.

Solo Report The Solo meeting preceded the

general membership meeting. Notes from that meeting were not captured.

The driver’s school and first event of the series were held on April 21 and 22. Weather both days was cool and wet. The new layout of the course and paddock areas worked out well.

The school had 37 students and 14 workers recording times.

The first Solo had 104 entries. Again a very good course.

Upcoming events are an Out of Region event with Western New York at Ralph Wilson stadium on May 20. The second Solo in our series is scheduled for May 27 on the grounds of the Dome arena.

The official notification for Solo is moving to news.flr-scca.com. Longer range notifications will be printed in Top End.

Treasurer’s Report – Elizabeth ThielThe current checking account balance

was reported. A transfer of funds into checking was made to cover pre-event expenditures for Westward Ho, etc. All bills presented to date have been paid.

It was noted that Top End costs are between $700 and $900 per month. Mike Toombs commented that for the year 2011 the race, rally and Solo programs were positive resulting in an overall positive. Running Westward Ho instead of the national race this year will reduce the club’s income.

Financial statements are available for review from Elizabeth.

The financial report was accepted on a motion by John Walsh, seconded by Charles Tanck.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:23 p.m. on a motion by Chris Bucknam, seconded by Dave Ciufo.

Respectfully submitted,Carl F. Dresie, Secretary

Bench RacingThe full discussion of the various

items is not reported. Anecdotes regarding members experiences filling up the time spent are not reported. Libel laws are also a consideration.

The secretary regrets that multiple simultaneous conversations cannot be captured.

Syl Barlow had triple bypass surgery and will be going home soon.

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6 June 2012

Finger Lakes Region, SCCA Board of Directors Meeting MinutesApril 24, 2012

Location: Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, NY 14617

Mike Toombs called the meeting to order at 7:40 p.m.

Officers and directors present: Michael Toombs, Regional Executive; Dave Ciufo, Assistant Regional Executive; Elizabeth Thiel, Treasurer; Carl Dresie, Secretary; Mary Hartman, Activities Director; Fran McAllister Director.

Others present: Jeff Colegrove, Solo Chair; Barb Lissow and Anna Thiel

Items are presented by subject and may not be in chronological order.

Activities Report – Mary Hartman

Fran McAllister reported that a meeting was held last week to plan the membership recognition picnic. Letters will be sent to the people being recognized. Mike Toombs will use mail merge to send out the letter prepared by Mary Hartman. Each person on the list will be called. A flier will be prepared for the June issue of Top End.

M i k e To o m b s w i l l d o t h e presentation for the up to 25 year people. Fran McAllister will do the 30 year recognition. Lynn Randall will do the 35 and up.

Dave Boyer will be contacted regarding the creation of award plaques. Chris McAllister will order pins, etc.

The club will provide hot dogs and hamburgers for the picnic. We will ask that people bring a dish to pass.

Mary Hartman will describe her experience at the Richard Petty driving experience at the June meeting.

Roy Hopkins and Adrienne Hughes will present a program on the Targa Newfoundland. Currently scheduled for the August meeting.

The old driver’s meeting may be scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 12 at the Scottsville Fire Hall. It will be done similar to the 2011 old driver’s picnic.

It has been suggested that we bring back the people from Central New York Raceway Park. Other suggestions have been made and more are welcome.

Mary Hartman raised the possibility of a “Fun Stuff” survey to determine what the membership would like to do. That includes events like the Daytona party held at California Brew Haus.

Old BusinessThe STPR® trademark has been

renewed for four years.

Race ReportNew Jersey state law requires that a

face shield by worn on helmets.

Westward Ho! 2012 The sanction has been approved. The

entry form will be up on MotorsportReg by the end of the month.

Fran McAllister and Dave Ciufo will get a flier prepared for distribution to adjoining region newsletters, web sites and regional executives. It will also be taken to upcoming racing events.

Fun One 2012 A race chair is needed.

Rally Report The STPR® Charity Rally will be

chaired by Kurt Thiel. The Relay for Life rally is on public roads, not forest roads, with closed controls.

Possible summer rallies, such as a “Destination Rally,” have been discussed along with a “Training Rally.”

Tony Zanni has requested dates for RallyCross events. The dates are the last weekend of the month through the summer.

Solo Report – Jeff ColegroveThis past weekend was the opening

weekend for the Finger Lakes Region’s Solo series. The weather was cool and wet for both the school and event #1. These events were held at Rochester Institute of Technology.

The Solo school was held on April 21 and had 37 novices entered. There were enough instructors and workers. The school wrapped up around 4:30. There were eight or nine students from the RIT car club and almost that many from RocLife (RocLife.org).

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FLR NewsMembership News and Information

The Solo on Sunday had 104 drivers registered. The event went very well, with four runs on a 65 second course. The paddock across the street worked well, but ideas for improvement will be applied at the next event. Again we wrapped up early, by about 4 p.m.

Mike Toombs proposed that any non-member who enters a Solo and joins SCCA will get that event for free. Details as to how this will work need to be defined. An additional worker needs to be assigned to registration to handle the membership applications.

A helmet raffle will be held at the beginning of the day for Solo events. Helmets with SA2000 or M2000 ratings are needed; the current supply of loaner helmets is down to five. Jeff will contact Tony Zanni regards the approved purchase of helmets for Solo and RallyCross.

Western New York Region only has four events scheduled this year.

Treasurer’s Report – Elizabeth ThielElizabeth distributed balance sheet

and profit and loss statements for review. The money transfer approved earlier has been made. The numbers from the Canandaigua National Bank investment plan were reviewed. Members should contact Elizabeth for further details.

All bills except for the club liability bill have been paid. They include the Nelson Ledges sanction fee, van insurance and KrydeRacing fee for Westward Ho and the Fun One.

Recent bills also include the Nelson Ledges deposit, Watkins Glen track rental, Top End printing and mailing costs.

The treasurer’s report was accepted on a motion by Dave Ciufo, seconded by Fran McAllister.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:02 p.m. on a motion by Dave Ciufo, seconded by Mary Hartman.

Respectfully submitted, Carl F. Dresie, Secretary

Welcome to the Finger Lakes Region, SCCA

Bennett F AmbergerFirst GearClub racing, Pro racing, Rally

and Solo

Jason ClearyRegularClub racing and Solo

Gregory William Fotiades, Jr.First GearSolo

Sean E HavensRally and Solo

Tyler PorterRegularClub racing, Rally and Solo

Welcome backEvan B Brent

First GearSolo

Don't forget to renewMatthew Joseph Bringley

Jose M, Beth & Kirsten Gonzalez

Victor Jimenez Delgado

Tashko Sarakinov

James E Tyo & Lucinda Dodson

Devil in the DarkFinger Lakes drivers shine at the Devil in the Dark 12 hour race at the new Thunderbolt race track in New Jersey

The new Thunderbolt track is 2.25 miles of challenging, twisting curves with only one significant straight away. This track has been built with all the latest conveniences such as pit stalls with motel units above and an excellent restaurant and bar within the confines of the facility.

The team consisted of Kurt Thiel, Mark McAllister and John Williamson. The race started in excellent conditions but deteriorated the last five hours of the race with mostly scattered showers, sometimes severe.

It was the first time out for Kurt Thiel's new Miata and there were some minor debugging problems which were easily handled during practice and qualifying. The team qualified 35th, 18th out of 20 cars in their class. With each passing hour, the team moved forward finishing an amazing 11th overall and 5th in class.

The speed potential of the cars varied greatly, which is often the case with endurance racing. The fastest car, an Audi costing a half a million dollars, qualified in 1:27.475 minutes and the slowest car was almost 17 seconds slower.

The crew consisted of Mike Whalen, Marty Pietre, Fran McAllister, and Chris McAllister. The car ran perfectly, the pit stops went smoothly (fast enough to embarrass NASCAR pit stops) and a good time was had by all. We are already making plans for the 13-hour race at Virginia International.

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8 June 2012

Finger Lakes Region Memebrship Recognition Picnic

and monthly meetings

Tuesday, July 10 - 6 p.m. ‘til 10?at Conference Center, Camp Eastman, Irondequoit, NY

Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided Bring your own beverage and a dish to pass

There is no charge, However we do need a head count, SO PLEASE ---RSVP BY July 8

Contact:Mary Hartman ................ (585) 426-3288

[email protected]

Directions to Camp Eastman

From the West of Rochester, NY: Rte. 104 East to St. Paul Blvd; proceed North 4.5 miles to Lakeshore Blvd; turn right; 1.0 mile to Camp Eastman.

From the East of Rochester, NY: Rte. 104 West to Culver Road; turn right and head North 2.4 miles to Lakeshore Blvd; turn left and proceed West 2.0 miles to Camp Eastman.

From the Southeast of Rochester, NY: Rte. 590 North to Durand Blvd; turn left and proceed West to Lake-shore Blvd; 2.0 miles to Camp Eastman.

All awardees and members are encouraged to join in the fun.

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92012 June

FINGER LAKES REGION –SCCA

MORE TRACK TIME - MORE FUN DOUBLE DIP FOR $125 AND GET

12 ON TRACK SESSIONS. ADD $100 AND GET A 1 HOUR ENDURO

Register for both days and get

10% OFF Fun One entry at Watkins Glen Sept. 15-16

REGISTER ONLINE AT MOTORSPORTREG.COM DOWNLOAD SUPPS AT FLR-SCCA.COM

DOUBLE REGIONAL & ENDURO NELSON LEDGES ROAD COURSE

JUNE 23-24

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10 June 2012

23rd Annual Charity Rally

RELAY FOR LIFE RALLYPresented by Finger Lakes Region, SCCA

Friday, June 1, 2012Wellsboro, Penn.

What is a Road Rally

?

Visit www.flr-scca.com/rally

A time-speed-distance road rally designed for any legal vehicle, within the legal speed limit, on high-quality paved and unpaved roads in Tioga County. This event does not use the for-est roads of the Waste Management Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally presented by Citzens and Northern Bank.

The instructions will have a mileage to each turn, and are intended to be easy to follow. There are no tricks or traps involved in following the course.

Awards in four classes: Novice (less than six (6) rallies by anyone in the car); Stock (stock odometer & single memory calculator); Limited (any equipment which cannot accumulate time and distance simultaneously, including non-programmable calculator, relocated odom-eter, SCCA class “L” equipment; and Equipped (anything goes). Door prizes, too.

No limit to the number of people in each car. Limited to the first 50 paid entries.

SCHEDULE:Registration ......................................... 9 a.m. - noonNovice class (for newcomers) .......... 10:30 - 11 a.m.Mandatory Drivers’ Meeting ...............11 - 11:30 a.m.First Car Starts ........................................ 12:01 p.m.First Car Finishes ................................. about 3 p.m.

Registration at Tioga County Fairgrounds. Scoring & awards to follow the event.

FEES:Pre-registered (postmarked by May 23) ............................ $40/car After May 24 .................................................................. $50/carEntry fees are nonrefundable after May 23. Cash only for onsite registration (no checks). To preregister, complete the tear-off form below, and mail with your check (made out to Finger Lakes Region, SCCA) or money order to Registrar, Relay for Life Rally, 4293 Rt. 21 South, Canandaigua, NY 14424

Questions? Email [email protected] or call 585.905.6251Results will be posted at www.flr-scca.com/rally/2012 and emailed to competitors.

ENTRY FORM#

DRIVER _____________________________________________

STREET ____________________________________________

CITY _________________________ ST ______ZIP __________

EMAIL ______________________________________________

CAR ______________________ COLOR ____________________

NAVIGATOR _________________________________________

STREET ____________________________________________

CITY _________________________ ST ______ZIP __________

EMAIL ______________________________________________

CLASS E L S N

Proceeds are donated to the Tioga County American Cancer Society

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112012 June

Race against the Proson the

Super Special Stage

Sunday, June 3, 2012Tioga County Fairgrounds Wellsboro, Pennsylvania

Registration $80.00 (SCCA membership required)Weekend Membership $10.00Passengers MUST be SCCA members

Registration .................8 - 9 a.m.Tech open ........... 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.Drivers’ Meeting .......... 9:45 a.m.First car off................. 10:15 a.m.

Visit our website: cny-scca.comLike our Facebook Page: CNY SCCA RallyCross

Mansfield, Pa. Auburn, N.Y.

Scan QR code to register at MotorsportReg.com

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12 June 2012

Jeff ColegroveSolo Chair

SoloFinger Lakes Region Sports Car Club of America 2012 Solo Supplemental Rules

All FLR Solo events will be held under the SCCA Solo Rules, except as noted below:

1.1 The entire Solo Rules will be used, except those that are explicitly written for Divisional or National championships. (Possession of current Solo rulebook is recommended.)

1.4.C. As provided, add: Passengers will be allowed on competition runs under the following conditions:• If the driver or passenger is in the Novice Class, then

the other occupant in the car must be a registered instructor.•Only registered drivers at an event may be

passengers.• A competitor may not delay reporting for work after

a run in order to be a passenger• Any variation to the above requires approval of the

Solo Chair in advance.• Observed reckless or loose driving behavior may

result in revocation of a driver's privilege to carry passengers.

2.7 Formula Junior A (12-18 year olds) Appendix H:

II.A. Karts will be run together as a group with no cars on course. It is the entrant's responsibility to be present and ready when the group is called. If an entrant is not present by the end of the kart runs, they will receive a DNS for that run and no rerun will be granted.

II.B.4 All entrants will be required to work after each run. However, work assignments will not be on course. Other assignments may require being paired with other workers as appropriate.

III.E All entrants must have at least one legal guardian present, a parent is preferred.

Formula Junior B (8-11 year olds)All provisions of the above Jr. Drivers Program apply, plus the additions below:1. All competitors will be required to attend and pass

a Jr. Driver's school before competing in a regional event. These schools will be held as sufficient interest is expressed.a. All entrants will be required to work by helping

to set up or tear down the course.b. If any competitor posts three DNFs in a single

event, that competitor's eligibility for competition will be reviewed by the Youth Steward and the Solo Board.

Formula Junior C (5-7 year olds) All provisions of the above Jr. Drivers Program apply.

3.5 MUFFLERS / SOUND CONTROLA. Adequate mufflers are required for all Solo Events.

The criterion of “adequacy” is not what the exhaust system consists of, but the sound level.

B. Sound level will be limited to 100 decibels, to be measured 50 feet from the course, preferably on a straightaway.

C. Cars exceeding the limit will be notified by the event chair, and the run will be disqualified.

D. If the car is modified to the satisfaction of the Solo Chair, it may be allowed to compete again.

3.7 VEHICLE IDENTIFICATIONAs provided: add: Numbers will be assigned at registration. Numbers and class letters are available at the Technical Inspection area. Placement for maximum legibility by Timing is requested. • Competitors using tape to mark numbers on their

vehicles shall do so on the door, not the window.• For cars entered in Novice Class, the letter ‘N’ shall

precede the class letters (Example: NBS). • For cars entered in the Ladies Class, the letter ‘L’ shall

precede the class letters (Example: LBS).• For cars entered into Pro class, the letter ‘P’ shall

precede the class letters (Example: PCS).

4.2.A. EVENT ENTRY - FEES Entry fees will be $12.00 for Jr. Drivers, $32.00 for SCCA members and first time-novices, $47.00 for weekend-members. In order to receive the member’s rate, club members must present a valid SCCA membership card at registration. First-time novices must be first-time competitors in our region and new to the sport.

4.4.B. CAR/DRIVER LIMITSThe Solo Chair reserves the right to limit entrants in a given car.

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4.7 LADIES’ CLASSESA. Parallel Ladies Classes will not be provided.

Instead, a single Ladies class may be provided if there is enough interest.

• Scoring for the Ladies Class will use the RTP/PAX Index system (see below).

4.8.C REGIONAL CLASSES• Additional special classes may be created by the Solo

board and the event chair.

4.9 CONFLICT OF INTEREST• The event chair (or designee) may pre-run a course

during course-setup for the purpose of assessing safety, flow, and marking of the course. The driver and any riders may not be in a car that competes in their class.

4.12 NOVICE CLASSA. A Novice Class will be provided for those who

are relatively new to the sport. The intent of the Novice Class is to provide instruction and to allow newcomers to compete with those of similar skill.

B. Novices are entrants in their first full season of autocross, must not have won more than twice in the FLR Novice Class, and should not have competed in more than eight autocrosses.

C. The Chief of Novice Program reserves the right to graduate any entrants to the appropriate Open, Ladies, or Road Tire class.

D. Novice Class entrants will be given an instructional walk-through of the course.

E. Novices will be scored as an independent class using the PAX system.

F. Novice Class entrants are required to take a registered instructor on competition runs until approved by the Novice Chief or registered instructor. They may also ride as passengers with a registered instructor, with the instructor's approval. (See 1.4.C)

G. A registered instructor is any experienced eligible competitor approved by the Chief of Novice Program.

H. They novice class may be broken into two groups to facilitate the creation of balanced run groups.

4.00 Bump ClassesA.Drivers will be grouped into larger bump classes

by class and tire type for the purposes of timing and scoring.

B.The following bump classes will be created for competitors on road tires (A.K.A street tires, and tire >140UTG Tread wear).• Stock – all stock classed vehicles on road tires• Street Prepared – all SP classed vehicles on road tires

• Street Touring – all ST classified vehicles• Street Mod – all SM classified vehicles on road tires

C. The following classes will be created for competitors on racing tires (R-compound, slicks, any tire <140UTG tread wear rating).• Pro – all stock, street prepared, and SM classified

vehicles on R-compound, slick, or other racing tires, or any competitors from the ST index wishing to compete in pro.

• Modified/SAE – all modified or FSAE classified vehicles, including KM

• Prepared – all prepared class vehicles

4.14 PRO CLASSA. All competitors in stock, street prepared, and

SM classified vehicles running tires <140UTG treadwear (R-Compound, Slicks, any other) shall run in the Pro class. Competitors from the ST index may also run in pro.

B. Pro will run as an independent class. (Place ‘P’ before class on registration card.)

C. Scoring will use the RTP/PAX Index system (see RTP/PAX table).

4.15 ST CLASSA. An ST class will be used in place of the respective

Street Touring classes.B. ST, STS, STX, STR and STU will run as an

independent class. Competitors will use normal car identification markings (STU 55, ST 191), no special identification is needed on registration card or vehicle.

C. Scoring will use the RTP/PAX Index system (see RTP/PAX table).

D. Any competitor from the street touring group of classes may choose to run in the pro class.

4.16 PREPARED CLASSA. All prepared class vehicles will compete in the

prepared bump class.B. Scoring will use the RTP/Pax index system. (see

RTP/PAX table).C. Prepared will run as an independent class.

Competitors will use normal car identification markings (XP 171, CP 43), no special identification required.

4.17 Modified/FSAEA. All modified, FSAE, and Kart Mod vehicles will

compete in the modified bump class.B. Scoring will use the RTP/ Pax index system. (see

RTP/PAX table).C. Modified will run as an independent class. Competitors

will use normal car identification markings (FM 161, KM 88), no special identification required.

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B. Scoring will use the RTP/Pax index. (see RTP/PAX table).

C. Competitors will use normal car identification markings (CS 99, HS 11), no special identification required.

4.19 Street PreparedA. All street prepared competitors on tires > 140 UTG

(NO R-COMP / SLICKS) will compete in the stock bump class.

B. Scoring will use the RTP/Pax index. (see RTP/PAX table).

C. Competitors will use normal car identification markings (CSP 14, BSP 91), no special identification required.

4.20 Street ModA. All street mod competitors on tires > 140 UTG (NO

R-COMP / SLICKS) will compete in the stock bump class.

B. Scoring will use the RTP/Pax index. (see RTP/PAX table).

C. Competitors will use normal car identification markings (SM 14, SMF 145), no special identification required.

6.1 ENTRANTS AS WORKERSA. All competitors are required to complete a work

assignment for each run. Failure to do so will result in the loss of the best time for each missed work assignment.

B. All entrants must report to the Course Marshall for each work assignment. It is permissible for a competitor to have another worker report. The substitute worker must be eligible to be an entrant and must have signed all relevant waivers.

6.8 ORDER OF RUNNINGA. Unless otherwise publicized before the day of the

event: Registration and Technical Inspection will open at 8:00 a.m. and will remain open until 9:30 a.m.. The Drivers' Meeting will be at 10:00 a.m. and is mandatory for all competitors. Late registrations may be accepted at the discretion of the solo chair or event chief.

B. Cars will run in groups to be posted at each event:• The chief registrar and timing chief will work

together before the event to determine the optimal arrangement of run groups.

• Unless the course designer runs a “national style” grid, there will be a separate grid lane for multiple-driver cars.

• Classes will be divided in to their respective heats after registration has closed to ensure a balanced number of drivers in each heat. Heat classes will be announced at the driver’s meeting.

6.12 FUN RUNS• Fun Runs will be allowed at the end of competition,

time permitting, subject to approval by the Solo Chair.

• The fee for Fun Runs will be $3.00 per run.• Only vehicles that are registered and passed the

technical inspection for the event will be allowed for use in Fun Runs.

• Only drivers registered for the event may drive or ride in fun runs.

9.0 PENALTIES• Any act deemed unsportsmanlike or undesirable

conduct for the program will not be tolerated (speeding on event site, tire burnouts, etc.). The first offense will be disqualification from that event. Any subsequent offenses will be dealt with at the discretion of the Solo Board.

• The Solo Board reserves the right to change any rule due to unforeseen circumstances.

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The RTP/PAX Index System:In the Ladies, Novice, Pro, ST and Road Tire Classes,

the RTP/PAX Index system will be used for scoring. Each competitor's best time is multiplied by the index for the open class in which the car would run.Stock Classes

SS .............0.858AS .............0.844BS .............0.843CS .............0.833DS .............0.821ES .............0.828FS .............0.825GS .............0.814HS .............0.799

Street PreparedSSP ...........0.865ASP ...........0.863BSP ...........0.859CSP ...........0.857DSP ...........0.851ESP ...........0.848FSP ...........0.838

FormulaFSAE ........0.989KM ........... 0.952FJA ...........0.876FJB ...........0.834FJC ...........0.747

PreparedXP .............0.898BP .............0.873CP .............0.860DP .............0.868EP .............0.870FP ..............0.875GP .............0.850

StreetTouring&ModifiedSTC ..........0.820STS ...........0.827STR ..........0.835STX ..........0.822STU ..........0.841STF ...........0.794SM ............0.866SMF ..........0.852SSM ..........0.879

ModifiedAM ...........1.000BM ............0.960CM ............0.906DM ...........0.915EM ............0.928FM ............0.913

The FLR Solo Championship SeriesA: Competitor Eligibility

• An entrant must compete in a minimum of five (5) local FLR Solo Championship Series point events in the same class to be eligible for year-end trophies.

B: FLR Solo Championship Series points events• There will be at least eight (8) local FLR Solo

Championship Series point events in the series.• There will be at least two (2) specified Out-Of-

Region (OOR) events

C: Point Calculation• Season points are awarded from your best eight (8)

events. Points from all OOR events may be used to count towards year end points. At least five (5) local FLR events are required to qualify for year-end championship.

Event points are awarded as follows:Place ................... PtsFirst .................... 20Second ................ 15Third ................... 12Fourth ................. 10Fifth ...................... 8

Place ...................... PtsSixth ........................ 6Seventh .................... 4Eighth ...................... 3Ninth ....................... 2Tenth ....................... 1

D: Season Awards• There will be a separate but equal trophy for

the Novice Class. The Novice class winner is determined by season points or by the Novice Chief, as appropriate.

• Each class will award trophies based on the average number of competitors at the local FLR Solo Championship Series point events for the year.

FLR Solo Official Communication From here forward the only official communication

channels for the FLR Solo program will be news.flr-scca.com and Top End.

There is already a large amount of Solo related info posted on news.flr-scca.com and any future important updates will be posted there (and added to the Solo portion of the FLR website if necessary).

The Top End will contain whatever there is room for, in both the Solo section and in the board and membership meeting minutes. (Note that information in Top End will be from three to seven weeks later than first posted on the news site. Ed.)

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Finger Lakes Region Solo SeriesEvent Results: Novice School - RIT - 2012-04-21

Total Registered: 51, with Times: 50

Plc Cls # Driver Year/Make/Model Time Pax

1 gs 13 Brian Fletcher 10 VW GTI 66.970 62.105 62.069 62.069 50.5242 gs 15 Scot Henderson 09 Honda Civic Si 77.808 70.697 66.690 64.389 64.389 52.4123 bs 21 Brian Monroe 01 Honda s2000 84.286 63.765 62.183 62.183 52.4204 ds 41 Jason Cleary 75.336 66.207 64.887 65.860 64.887 53.2725 ds 6 Noah Bast 09 Infiniti G37x Coupe 81.670 66.809 65.690 65.690 53.9316 stc 7 Evan Brent 87 Porsche 924S 68.790 66.571 66.571 54.5887 gs 17 Matt Jones 06 VW GLI 69.537 67.770 67.078 67.078 54.6018 hs 29 Aretta Stillman 08 VW Jetta 2.5 82.212 69.482 68.393 68.393 54.6469 gs 22 Lloyd Murray 06 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro 88.033 74.989 70.838 67.147 67.147 54.65710 esp 38 Michael Bush 06 Pontiac GTO 166.796+off 111.684 64.850 64.850 54.99211 gs 9 Christina Connors 11 Volvo C30 79.553 68.603 67.827 67.827 55.21112 hs 25 Jake Silsby 00 VW Jetta 2.0 83.109 71.207 69.285 69.285 55.35813 gs 16 Craig Hofmann 12 VW GTI 94.818 73.602 68.279 68.279 55.57914 hs 40 David Wahl Subaru Baja 90.945 71.770 69.652 69.652 55.65215 hs 30 Dennis Tai 07 VW Jetta 85.382 70.148 71.639 70.148 56.04816 ds 42 Yaroslav Ivanick Mazdaspeed 3 74.001 68.272 68.775 68.272 56.05117 hs 34 Rebecca Weaver 09 Subaru Outback 95.075 75.106 70.407 70.407 56.25518 cs 19 Amy Kruger 05 Mazda RX-8 80.999 69.257 68.386 68.386 56.96519 ds 39 Stephan Noble Volvo 83.393 72.875 69.708 69.708 57.23020 fs 14 Ed Griebel 12 Dodge Challenger 96.153 71.632 69.872 69.872 57.64421 ds 31 Josh Taylor 11 Mazda Mazdaspeed 3 97.131 70.236 70.236 57.66322 sm 43 Sam Rohl Subaru 72.011 69.334 66.867 66.867 57.90623 ds 36 Tim Young 11 Subaru Impreza WRX 71.975 70.546 70.546 57.91824 cs 24 Mike Roberts 95 BMW m3 76.028 71.613 70.042 70.042 58.34525 bs 8 Clement Chung 11 Subaru Impreza WRX STi 90.983 69.920 69.340 69.340 58.45326 hs 18 Colin Kingsley 08 Mazda 3 84.938 111.859 73.609 73.609 58.81327 sm 10 Bob Day 77 Datsun 280z 110.918 69.500 70.315 69.500 60.18728 es 4 Will Banner 90 Mazda miata 90.007 77.404 74.311 74.311 61.52929 bs 33 Aashish Vemulapalli 06 Honda S2000 87.972 73.015 73.644 73.015 61.55130 cs 23 Tim Nye 99 BMW z3 90.012 85.010 74.222 74.222 61.82631 sm 35 James Wiley 02 Mini Cooper S 82.812 76.083 71.858 71.858 62.22932 es 11 Jim Day 87 Mazda RX7 84.028 86.119 76.368 76.368 63.23233 sm 20 Gage Mondok 89 Nissan 240sx 109.213 83.321 73.222 73.222 63.41034 ds 37 Zach Zaborny 89 BMW 325i 94.083 85.989 77.546 77.546 63.66535 gs 32 Ryan Telesca 11 VW GTI 83.183 79.217 79.217 64.48236 bs 1 Jon Abbey 08 Subaru Impreza STI 82.854 82.854 69.84544 fs 42 Mike Bush Pontiac GTO DNS DNS

1 bs 99 Chris Morton 56.776 56.776 47.8622 hs 14 Greg Turner 10 Mini cooper 61.527 61.527 49.1603 hs 4 Dean Wallace 62.200 62.200 49.6974 ds 4 Joe Connors 63.112 63.112 51.8145 ds 1 Bill Connors 63.297 63.297 51.9666 ds 88 Doug Binder 63.661 63.661 52.2657 gs 1 Tim Norton 66.269 66.269 53.9438 dsp 1 Craig Wallace 63.691 63.691 54.2019 stf 68 Shaun Hallam 06 Toyota Scion tC 68.605 68.605 54.47210 ds 2 Tyler Porter 66.955 66.955 54.97011 sm 1 Ed 'Twinkle Toes' 63.608 63.608 55.08412 fs 1 Andy Cocislova 68.391 68.391 56.42213 ds 16 Gillian Pielow 11 BMW 328xi 69.042 69.042 56.68314 bs 1 Mark Seelbinder 68.260 68.260 57.543

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Time Class # Driver Time Class # DriverRaw time 56.776 wbs 99 Chris Morton Novice 50.524 ngs 13 Brian FletcherPax 47.862 wbs 99 Chris Morton Worker 47.862 wbs 99 Chris Morton

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Finger Lakes Region Solo SeriesEvent Results: # 1 - RIT - 2012-04-22

Total Registered: 104, with Times: 104

Plc Cls # Driver Year/Make/Model Time Pax

1 HS 4 Jeff Colegrove 10 Mini Cooper 62.290 61.166+1 61.303 59.922 59.922 47.8772 GS 1 Jim Perrin Subaru RS 64.716+1 62.538 62.976 60.495 60.495 49.2423 HS 14 Greg Turner 10 Mini Cooper 62.856 62.220 62.174 61.750 61.750 49.3384 CS 91 George Modlin 09 Pontiac Solstice 65.074+1 64.883 62.544 59.562 59.562 49.6155 HS 37 Brian Kuehl 90 Honda Civic 64.191 63.610 64.036 62.570 62.570 49.9936 FS 29 Andy Cocilova 02 Pontiac Trans Am 68.218 67.536 66.540 60.644 60.644 50.0317 HS 702 Michael Brownell 11 Nissan Sentra 64.614 64.458+2 63.933+1 63.378 63.378 50.6398 DS 82 Tyler Porter 08 BMW 135i 70.095+OFF 66.054 64.195 62.706 62.706 51.4819 DS 43 Brandon Hastings 07 BMW 335 66.605 64.740+1 62.999 50.021+OFF 62.999 51.72210 GS 25 H. William Conners III 08 Dodge Caliber SRT 71.476 64.394 65.086 64.351 64.351 52.38111 CS 8 Rod Kenderick RX8 80.904 65.384 69.862+5 62.945 62.945 52.43312 DS 99 Kevin Albino 99 BMW 3 Series 71.061 68.020+OFF 65.537 64.004 64.004 52.54713 GS 50 Bob Pozniakas Cobalt SS 68.715 69.555 67.417 64.919 64.919 52.84414 HS 8 Andrew Beasten 98 Subaru Forester 72.166+3 68.534 69.346 66.173 66.173 52.87215 GS 72 Tim Norton 01 VW Passat 69.047+1 66.995 67.385 65.207 65.207 53.07816 HS 67 Dave Avery VW Golf 66.834 67.297 66.725 66.099+OFF 66.725 53.31317 CS 46 Doug Krasucki 07 Mazda MX 5 68.972 65.522+OFF 66.037 66.037 55.00818 DS 16 Gillian Pielow 11 BMW 328xi 76.852+OFF 69.135 68.627 67.403 67.403 55.33719 BS 64 Phil Parks 01 Honda S2000 102.747+OFF 66.401+OFF 67.494+OFF 64.642+OFF OFF OFF

1 ESP 17 Michael Bush 06 Pontiac GTO 68.394 65.371 64.930+1 62.392 62.392 52.9082 FSP 184 Brad Adriaansen 79 VW Rabbit 71.662+2 78.825 75.470+1 64.478 64.478 54.0323 FSP 84 Scott Adriaansen 79 VW Rabbit 65.866 66.638 65.945 65.447 65.447 54.8444 CSP 17 Karlis Silins 02 Audi TT 71.002+OFF 90.263+2 66.921 63.657+OFF 66.921 57.3511 SMF 21 Jose Mercado Acura RSX Type-S 64.692+OFF 61.938+OFF 61.062 62.004+1 61.062 52.0242 SM 8 Paul Smith 95 BMW M3 67.221 65.065 65.374 60.604 60.604 52.4833 SMF 86 Corey Shepardson 94 Acura Integra 67.437 64.564 64.439 63.851 63.851 54.4014 SM 432 Cody Clarke 90 VW Jetta 64.285 63.834 63.039 63.017 63.017 54.5725 SMF 7 Beiry Fernandez 02 Acura RSX 66.598+OFF 54.611+OFF 62.941+OFF 62.178+OFF OFF OFF

1 CP 14 James Hoelscher 88 Chevrolet Camaro 74.998 60.866 60.639 60.639 52.1492 CP 226 Marcus Kroll 02 Pontiac Transam 67.602 72.192+OFF 71.206+4 63.111 63.111 54.2753 CP 305 Chris Schifner Car 67.010+OFF 64.655 63.512 63.778 63.512 54.6204 XP 13 William Mapstone 74 Jaguar XJ6 61.961+1 61.318 61.855 60.346+OFF 61.318 55.0635 FP 1 Andrew Mullard 02 BMW M3 71.096 67.822 64.657 64.546 64.546 56.477

1 FM 21 Jake Bucknam KBS Mark8 61.601+1 58.824+OFF 59.218 55.544 55.544 50.7112 FM 99 Paul Shaver 95 KBS Mark7 61.175+1 60.286+1 58.370+1 55.643 55.643 50.8023 FM 199 Julie Shaver 95 KBS Mark7 66.445+OFF 61.757 61.344+1 56.424 56.424 51.5154 FM 19 Greg Shaver 95 KBS Mark7 79.558 66.714 56.798 56.798 51.8565 BM 191 Mark Seelbinder 00 Suzuki Realm Runner 59.457+1 57.365+1 79.063+OFF 54.622 54.622 52.4376 BM 91 Steve Hayward 00 Suzuki Realm Runner 63.970 61.454+2 61.296+1 55.810 55.810 53.5777 KM 21 Todd Miller xx Kart Kosmic 80.395+OFF 79.221 70.633 66.994 66.994 63.7788 KM 16 Mike Lilley Margay 58.194+OFF OFF OFF

1 JA 1 Nathaniel Mercado Romeo Motorsports 80.727 74.343 61.441+OFF 70.346 70.346 61.6232 JB 44 Connor Miller xx Kart CRG 82.295+OFF 81.454+OFF 78.419 75.966 75.966 63.3553 JA 16 Sara Ledaim Margay 74.463 64.053+OFF 77.395+OFF 84.063 74.463 65.2294 JB 7 Evan Fish Intrepid 117.809+OFF 110.812 103.938 103.938 86.684

1 BS 5 Chris Morton 06 Subaru STI 55.521 54.751+1 54.560 63.750+OFF 54.560 45.9942 STU 183 Dave Potocki 05 Subaru WRX STI 59.860 58.403 58.285 55.427 55.427 46.6143 STF 55 Tom Weaver 05 Acura RSX Type-S 61.028+1 59.889 59.216 58.704+OFF 59.216 47.0174 STF 5 Stephan Colegrove 05 Acura RSX Type-S 68.666+OFF 60.573 60.333 61.502 60.333 47.9045 STU 33 Andy Walker 06 Subaru STi 59.098+2 57.433+4 57.371 58.968 57.371 48.2496 STC 87 Dale Kunze 89 Honda Civic Si 61.726 59.743+1 59.489 59.489 48.7817 STU 91 RJ Surowick 06 Subaru STi 59.532 58.415 58.310 56.707+2 58.310 49.0388 CSP 33 Mike Toombs 94 Mazda Miata 65.494 62.763+OFF 58.088 58.088 49.7819 CSP 133 Brian Reeves 94 Mazda Miata 63.393 60.962 58.943 58.943 50.51410 CSP 61 Tina Reeves 94 Mazda Miata 64.237+1 64.076+OFF 58.971 58.971 50.53811 STU 83 Dan Kaufman 05 Subaru STi 63.514+OFF 48.304+OFF 59.791+2 58.522+1 60.522 50.89912 STF 68 Shaun Hallam 06 Scion tC 77.596 64.310+1 62.558+OFF 64.108 64.108 50.901

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Plc Cls # Driver Year/Make/Model Time Pax

1 STF 7 Luke Lockin Mazda 6 59.581+OFF 65.602 64.417+1 61.594 61.594 48.9052 STX 5 Erik Voelkle 09 Mini Cooper S 66.979 60.474+1 59.684+1 59.525 59.525 48.9293 STS 71 Carl Deane 91 Toyota MR2 67.660+2 60.446 59.918 59.443 59.443 49.1594 STX 9 Ryan Hallock 09 Mini Cooper S 68.744 60.014 59.822 59.822 49.1735 STC 17 Dean Wallace 98 Subaru Impreza 63.452+1 61.196 60.550+1 61.640+1 61.196 50.1806 STR 16 Craig Wallace 72 Datsun 240z 61.771 62.355 60.339 60.397 60.339 50.3837 STX 6 Andrei Stihi 02 Subaru WRX Wagon 65.258 61.236+OFF 67.518 61.680 61.680 50.7018 STF 42 Ethan Cornell 08 Toyota Yaris 64.686 63.872 63.906 62.028+1 63.872 50.7149 STF 1 Brendan Romus Honda Prelude 60.156+OFF 67.250 65.796+1 65.577 65.577 52.06810 STC 204 Shawn Avery 94 Celica GT 68.767 65.635 64.816 64.047 64.047 52.51811 STX 61 Donald Adams 02 Subaru WRX Wagon 67.357 66.231 66.743 63.917 63.917 52.53912 STS 11 David Prior 90 Mazda Miata 62.023+OFF 69.471+1 64.840 57.575+OFF 64.840 53.62213 STC 36 Jason Rudgers 06 Subaru Impreza 63.871+2 59.097+OFF 63.570+1 65.103+1 65.570 53.76714 STR 5 Evan Brent 87 Porsche 924S 66.673 65.637 64.894 65.054 64.894 54.18615 STS 1 Mark Prior 90 Mazda Miata 66.431+OFF 67.170+1 65.747 66.776+1 65.747 54.37216 STF 3 Chris Fedele Acura RSX Type-S 77.195+OFF 68.741 69.843 67.697+OFF 68.741 54.58017 STU 7 Matthew Zakhary 98 BMW M3 69.005 66.096 66.180 64.944 64.944 54.617

1 STF 1 Rob Reid 03 Ford Focus 66.557 64.068 67.334+2 63.455 63.455 50.3832 DS 1 Jason Cleary 10 Mazdaspeed3 65.771 64.527 63.108 61.941+1 63.108 51.8113 HS 922 Sam Roe 95 Subaru Impreza 68.869 66.982 66.271 65.879 65.879 52.6374 HS 66 Aretta Stillman 08 VW Jetta 2.5 76.023+OFF 71.541 69.150 66.816 66.816 53.3865 STF 3 Colin Kingsley 08 Mazda 3 74.110 69.282+1 68.935 67.475 67.475 53.5756 STX 234 Mathew Mullard 07 Mazda 3 70.620 68.564 75.185 65.193 65.193 53.5887 GS 21 Christina Connors 11 Volco C30 83.158+OFF 68.987+OFF 65.906 89.895+OFF 65.906 53.6478 GS 88 Brenton Shepardson 91 Toyota Camry 72.261+OFF 69.160 68.868 66.231 66.231 53.9129 DS 89 Dave Kaser 10 Subaru Impreza WRX 70.267+OFF 72.262 67.581 66.023 66.023 54.204

10 SM 11 Bob Day 77 280z 69.533+1 68.725 65.970 62.794 62.794 54.37911 GS 239 Jeremie Snyder 05 Subaru Impreza 78.549+OFF 72.395+OFF 69.965+OFF 66.980 66.980 54.52112 STU 4 Peter Winkelman 08 Mazdaspeed 3 73.982 68.429+2 67.989 64.871 64.871 54.55613 HS 1 Luis Fonseca 02 Chevy Cavalier 78.707 75.059 72.652 68.342 68.342 54.60514 BSP 2 David Cardelli 06 Lancer Eco 85.553+OFF 67.792+OFF 65.685 63.587 63.587 54.62115 STX 16 David Aquino BMW 330 Xi 65.875+OFF 67.219 76.809+1 67.219 55.25416 BS 72 Scott Sanders 09 Audi TTs 68.547 69.193+OFF 68.949 65.634 65.634 55.32917 HS 34 Rebecca Weaver 09 Subaru Outback 72.217 70.265 69.700 71.585 69.700 55.69018 GS 3 Ryan Kimbell 12 VW GLI 69.256 68.952 68.952 56.12619 STX 1 Jason Paladino 04 Pontiac GTO 93.388 75.852+OFF 70.693 68.540 68.540 56.33920 DS 56 Sean Havens 03 Subaru WRX 88.400+OFF 75.096 73.632+OFF 68.744 68.744 56.43821 STC 17 Gregory Fotiades Honda Civic 999.000+OFF 75.115 79.753+OFF 69.117 69.117 56.67522 CS 11 Tim Nye 99 BMW z3 81.529+1 76.573 72.473 68.289 68.289 56.88423 ES 10 Jim Day 87 Mazda RX7 79.186 76.207+OFF 71.979 70.102 70.102 58.04424 STX 33 Zachary Snyder 03 Mitsu Eclipse 142.001+OFF 74.341 70.980 89.886+2 70.980 58.34525 DS 21 Warren McGrail 04 BMW 325i 79.454+OFF 72.982+OFF 71.712 68.028+OFF 71.712 58.87526 GS 23 Bennett Amberger 07 Eclipse GS 97.246+OFF 77.442 74.401 75.709 74.401 60.56227 SM 89 Gage Mondok 89 Nissan 240sx 75.822 71.576+1 71.347 71.347 61.78628 STF 11 Howard Reid 03 Focus 98.490+OFF 100.620 90.467 81.976 81.976 65.08829 CS 2 Sam Batataglia RX8 111.495+OFF 88.892+OFF 78.228 78.228 65.16330 ESP 1 Chaz Walker 03 WRX 76.929+OFF 77.795+OFF 71.834+OFF OFF OFF

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BestRuns 1-4

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Time Class # Driver Time Class # DriverRaw time 54.560 PBS 5 Chris Morton Touring 48.905 SSTF 7 Luke LockinPax 45.994 PBS 5 Chris Morton Road Tire 47.877 RSHS 4 Jeff ColegrovePrepared 52.149 PRCP 14 James Hoelscher Pro 45.994 PBS 5 Chris MortonModified 50.711 MFM 21 Jake Bucknam Novice 50.383 NSTF 1 Rob ReidJunior Kart 61.623 KJA 1 Nathaniel Mercado

Top Times Of Day

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192012 June

RallyTom LangdonInterim Rally Chair

Rally Meeting NotesApril 10, 2012

96 Church Street, Victor, NY

These notes are grouped by subject and are not in chronological order.

The following seven RoadRally and RallyCross enthusiasts were present; Rick Barnes, Carl Dresie, Jerry Kerwin, Tom Langdon, Alan Smith, Mike Toombs and Tony Zanni.

RallyCross SeriesCourse maintenance funds will be

used to repair the pit area at Perry’s Park. We need to find equipment to work on the pits and course. The pit area needs to be repaired. The ruts in the field can be worked around, if need be.

Tony needs to make arrangements to purchase the helmets previously approved by the board of directors. The new helmets will go to Solo and the older Solo units used at the RallyCross events.

The region’s schedule shows RallyCross dates, sites will be finalized later. A meeting will be arranged with the operator of the Warsaw-Perry airport.

Summer Rally SeriesThe poss ibi l i ty of wri t ing a

destination Monte Carlo style rally for late August will be taken to the board of directors. We can extend an invitation to a rally meeting to any interested board members. One possible ending point is the Glen Curtiss museum in Penn Yan.

Rick will be writing a social rally for Oct. 14.

These two rallies need to be publicized widely, to both club members and other clubs.

A training rally for the Winter Rally Series will be scheduled for an available date in November.

STPR®

The worker t-shirt logo has been set along with the cover. Tony can provide a higher resolution version of the logo if needed. The smaller bumper sticker design will be used.

Tony and Rich Smith will be checking the mileage on STPR this coming weekend during the radio check. Alan noted that a previous check of only part of the route has taken five and a half hours. Not all of the stages are as run last year.

DCNR (the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Resources) wants people to observe the 25 mph speed limit when driving the forest roads. (This does not apply to competition stages!) Alan also noted that alcohol can be brought into a camp in the forest, but not taken out. You either drink it or dump it. No drinking on public property!

The Waste Management stage will be the same as the Wellsboro Winter Rally. The gas well has been delayed until after STPR.

The charity rally needs to be publicized. Kurt Thiel has checked the mileage. Tom will call Kurt and cover what needs to be done. General instructions will be obtained from Matt Rhoades, the charity rallymaster in 2011, and numbers will be coming from New Jersey. An event on Facebook needs to be created for the charity rally.

Winter Rally SeriesTom has the paperwork in hand to run

a rally safety steward class.

Carl presented a set of suggestions for route calculations. These and input from others will be reviewed before the start of the 2013 Winter Rally Series.

Miscellaneous Discussions The general membership meetings are

now being held in Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit on the first Tuesday of the month. The July meeting will be at Camp Eastman on July 10 and will also be the membership recognition meeting.

We need to get new weekend membership forms. The form covers all of the information for a full membership. If someone joins at an event, their entry into the event will be covered by the club.

Tony commented on how we disseminate information. Tony will send information on mailchimp.com to Carl.

The Great Race will be passing through Fairport on June 28. Can we set up a booth?

String rallies are really simple once you grasp the concept.

Jerry navigated in the 2003 edition of the SORC. (Note: The Sandhills Open Road Challenge appeared on a recent showing of Hot Rod TV on Speed Channel. More information can be found on www. SORC.org. Ed.)

Tom is expecting a spice orange Mini to join the pumpkin colored one in the stable.

Rich is installing a hydraulic hand brake on the rally Civic.

A low spoiler may not be strong enough to move dirt on the RallyCross course.

A reminder that the lower A-arms on a Subaru may not be strong enough to be used when strapping the car onto a trailer.

Local residents, especially fire fighters, may be a good source for answers on “find the answers” RoadRallys.

Hand brake turns, biplanes, cute cars, wiener dogs, Honest Charlie’s Garage, etc. were discussed.

No submarine stories were told.

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Classified Ads are free to members, $5.00 per issue for non-members.

Free Classified Ads for FLR Members

For sale: 1999 Ford Escort ZX2, races in SSC or ITA, 8073 actual miles, 2.0L DOHC, 5 speed, Momo seat and removable steering wheel, Enkei rims, kill switch, fire system, ACT racing clutch, Hawk brake pads, RCI belts, extra set Enkei wheels and rain tires, spare parts, documented race history. Ready to race. $3600 or reasonable offer. Call 585-467-4993 (6/12)

For Sale: Racing Items: 1 Can Am Cycle Jacket Medium (New); 1 Set Nitrogen Gages for Racing; 1 7 Qt. Dry Sump Tank (New); 1 Set Engine Leak Down Gauges; 1 Tanner Racing Scales, 4 Pads and Module; Mini Sprint Rolling Chassis (No Motor), Most Body Pcs, Many Shocks, Springs-Wheels-Body Pcs., Wing-Seat-Fuel Tank (Not Raced); 1Spex MK1 Road Racer DSR; Suzuki GSR-1000 Modified, by Orient Express, Wing, Extra Nose, Slicks & Rains, Road Racing or Solo, Complete DSR or CSR Body by Beasley, Great Paint Job; 1 Small Plane/Race Car Windshield (New). Many shop tools, automotive items, marine items, lawn and garden items, household items, miscellaneous items. Call for updated list. Jim Nolan

1969 Eddy Rd. Walworth, NY 14568. Ph. (585) 314-1500 (6/12)

For Sale: 2002 Dodge Neon; eligible for SCCA ITA racing; will also make a great ice racer. Car and assorted parts for $3300. Contact Mary Hartman at (585) 426-3288. (3/12)

For Sale: 1995 Neon Sport. DOHC engine, cold air intake, header, Flow master, coilover’s with adjustable Koni’s, camber plates all four corners with polished strut tower braces, braided SS brake hoses, Hawk pads on drilled and slotted discs, quick shift, Momo steering wheel, Recaro front seats, brand new Bridgestone’s on the car with one set of rain tires and 2 sets of DOT race tires (older ones still have life in them). The car was originally set up for track days. The car has never been in snow, brought it here from Virginia. Car is always garaged and looks great, no rust! Includes an extra set protane bushings, original steering wheel and seats, and a complete spare DOHC engine and correct transmission. $3,500 for all, call Paul at 698-4257. (2/12)

For Sale: RacePro Engineering has sold our race-winning 1995-based Mustang Cobra A-Sedan. We still have literally thousands and thousands of dollars in SPARES, including two complete sets of alloy wheels (one set with Hoosier slicks, one set with Hoosier rains), a nose, a wing, Koni struts, 2-way adjustable, various rate Eibach & Hyperco springs, Baer rotors & calipers (need rebuilding), racing radiator, Holly jets, motor parts, ignition parts, suspension parts - everything that can wear out or break! Complete list upon request. Located in Watkins Glen, NY. Ed LoPresti. (607) 535-4237. (6/11)

Wanted: Trade: Purchased a new 2012 Miata with 17" wheels and want to trade for 16 " wheels. The wheels are the standard Touring aluminum wheels with Bridgestone Potenza RE050A 205/45-17 140 A-A Ratings tires with less than 500 miles. . I do car rallies and do not want low profile tires for back roads. Would like a factory wheel with not many miles, will drive about a 200-mile radius of Ithaca, to do the transaction. Call Gary Thomas (607) 277-0501 [email protected] (3/12)

Near the end of their racing careers, a Ford and a Chevrolet made a pact. The first one to reach racing heaven would let the other know if heaven even had car racing.

As luck would have it, the Chevrolet was demolished in a fiery wreck. A few days later, it revealed itself to the Ford in a vision. "I have some good news and some bad news," the Chevy told the Ford. "The good news is that heaven is crazy about auto racing. They have everything here--NASCAR, Indy cars, Formula 1, you name it."

"So what's the bad news?" the Ford asked the deceased Chevrolet.

"The bad news is that you've won the pole position for next Saturday's race."

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REGION #62

Membership Application

Dear Prospective SCCA Member:To apply for membership in the Sports Car Club of America, the world’s largest member participation automotive organization, please complete the form below and return, with payment, to SCCA Membership Department, P. O. Box 299, Topeka, KS 66601-0299.

PLEASE PRINT OR TYPEName _____________________________________ Birth date_________________ E-mail_______________________________________

Address___________________________________ Telephone_______________________________________________________________

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IF APPLYING FOR FAMILY MEMBERSHIP Please list name and age of spouse and children under age 21:

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PRIMARY INTEREST IN SCCA:Please indicate the area(s) of SCCA in which you plan to participate, or which interest you most. Your response will be used to allocate your national dues to the areas you indicate. Thank you.

Club Racing Pro Racing Rally Solo Please send me a Crew License

Annual National Dues + Annual Regional Dues = TOTAL DUE

REGULAR MEMBER..........................$65 + REGULAR MEMBER.................$15 = $80FAMILY MEMBERSHIP.......................$85 + FAMILY MEMBERSHIP .............$25 = $110FIRST GEAR (21 & Under) = $45NEW CLUB RACING VOLUNTEER = $30

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Dues include payment for subscription to SportsCar ($24 value). Dues are not deductible as charitable contribution.

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Finger Lakes Region Bulletin Board and Websites Website: www.flr-scca.com - News: news.flr-scca.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/flrscca - YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/flrscca - Twitter: twitter.com/#!/flrscca

Yahoo Groups: Solo - sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/flrsolo/, RoadRally - sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/FingerLakesRally/

Calendar of events for the Finger Lakes Region

Dates are subject to change. Request 2012 dates from the Activities Director.Solo events and sites to be announced.RallyCrosseventsaresubjecttofieldconditions.

May 201227 FINGER LAKES Region SOLO #2, The Dome

Center, Henrietta, NY See: http://flr-scca.com/s/2

29 FINGER LAKES REGION Board of Directors meeting - 7:30 p.m., Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, NY (Contact [email protected] for further information)

June 20121 STPR® Charity Rally, Wellsboro, PA.

1-2 STPR®, Wellsboro, PA, Finger Lakes STPR® Motorsports, LLC

2-3 National Race, New Jersey Motorsports Park, SJR – Bonus National Group SRF

2-1 Steel Haul N&R Crs RoadRally

2-3 Pro IT, New Jersey Motorsports Park, SJR

3 FINGER LAKES Region SOLO #3, RIT See: http://flr-scca.com/s/2

5 FINGER LAKES Region SOLO Meeting - 7:00 p.m. – Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, NY (Contact [email protected] for further information)

5 FINGER LAKES Region General Membership Meeting - 8:00 p.m. – Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, NY (Contact [email protected] for further information)

8 Driver’s School, Lime Rock Park, NER

8-9 Regional Race, Lime Rock Park, NER

9-10 Weatherly Hillclimb, NEP

9-10 Regional Race, Summit, WDC

10 FINGER LAKES Region SOLO OOR, Ralph Wilson Stadium, WNY Region

10 RallyCross, Summit, WDC

12 FINGER LAKES Region Rally Meeting, -7:30 p.m., 96 Church St., Victor, Rick Barnes ([email protected] / (585) 967-3762)

22-23 National Race, Lime Rock Park, MHR

22-23 Regional Race, Lime Rock Park, MHR (Rational)

23 PDX, CT & TT, Summit, WDC

23-24 Pagoda Hillclimb, BMR

23-24 Westward HO! NEDiv Double Regional Race (NYSRRC - Kryder), Nelson, FLR

24 WNY OOR Solo, Lake Erie Speedway

26 FINGER LAKES REGION Board of Directors meeting - 7:30 p.m., Murph’s Irondequoit Pub, 705 Titus Ave., Irondequoit, NY (Contact [email protected] for further information)

30 RallyCross, (FLR)

30 PDX, Summit, WDC

30-7/1 Regional Race, New Jersey Motorsports Park, JRB

30-7/1 Pro IT, New Jersey Motorsports Park, JRB

30-7/1 Grand Am , Watkins Glen

July 20126/30-1 Grand Am , Watkins Glen

6/30-1 Regional Race, New Jersey Motorsports Park, JRB

6/30-1 Pro IT, New Jersey Motorsports Park, JRB

1 FINGER LAKES Region SOLO #4, RIT See: http://flr-scca.com/s/2

7-8 National Race, Watkins Glen International, Glen – Bonus National Group FF, FV, F500

10 FINGER LAKES Region Member Recognition Picnic - Camp Eastman, Irondequoit, NY (Contact [email protected] for further information)

14-15 Giants Despair Hillclimb, NEP

14-15 Regional Race, Summit, WDC

14-15 Pittsburgh Vintage GP, Pittsburgh International

15 FINGER LAKES Region SOLO #5, RIT See: http://flr-scca.com/s/2

17 FINGER LAKES Region Rally Meeting, -7:30 p.m., 96 Church St., Victor, Rick Barnes ([email protected] / (585) 967-3762)

21-22 Regional Race, Watkins Glen International, Glen

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