SCCA AX, is it me, or do they have a ton of rules Options

[ChrisReale]

Im looking for butt time. I am flirting with the idea of doing SCCA AX but they have so many fucking rules (plus they make you buy a rule book) that it is almost overwhelming. I cant just be in a group and run, I have to fill out a sheet! Is it worth it? PCA AX's are simple, I know what group I run in and thats that. Everyone has a good time. Should I sivvy through the questionaires and do it, or stick with a few PCA events a month betweemn Seattle and Portland?

[J P Stein]

The SCCA is ORGANIZED. They must comply with the national rules or .....can't play.

Your car would prolly be in C street prepared.

They usually divide into a morning and an afternoon session....with 2 run groups per session. The local region limits entry to 175 drivers....so they better be organized. It is not nearly as laid back as the local PCA.

If you want more butt time, you almost have to go SCCA, here. You have the Bremerton club up there as an alternative.

I ran 9 SCCA AXs this year. It gets better as you gain experience with them. Actually, I like certain rules. If you wanna run, you gotta work. They assign run group and course work while going thru tech. They keep track.
If you don't work, they'll blackball your ass.

BTW, them Miatas are gonna kick your ass.....I gots the boot marks to prove it. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/icon8.gif)