I attended my first solo event at your last event of the season and I want to thank everyone for being absolutely awesome. The down side to that is now I am hooked in a bad way . I invited along several friends to check it out with me and I am pretty sure that you have managed to drag in 5-6 new drivers.
1) How many co-drivers can be registered to drive a single car?
2) If I bought in as a co-driver of this car could I still drive my car in another class too?
Welcome to the addiction that we wholeheartedly support!
1) For a local event the limit would be 4 drivers to a single car. Two drivers could run it in one class in the first heat and then the two other drivers could run it in a different class in the second heat.
2) Short answer, no. Mainly because it's not typical for two entries. Also, you won't have time to run two cars in a single heat and you can't run in two heats because you'll be working in one(two heats is standard).
Most common arrangement is two drivers in 1 car, in 1 class.
Marcus Luttrell - 99' Miata - GLTC/Max3/ST5 #92 Nine Lives Racing - Sales/spell-checker/IT
flier129 wrote:Welcome to the addiction that we wholeheartedly support!
1) For a local event the limit would be 4 drivers to a single car. Two drivers could run it in one class in the first heat and then the two other drivers could run it in a different class in the second heat.
2) Short answer, no. Mainly because it's not typical for two entries. Also, you won't have time to run two cars in a single heat and you can't run in two heats because you'll be working in one(two heats is standard).
Most common arrangement is two drivers in 1 car, in 1 class.
1) While what Marcus says is possible, we don't recommend it. Two drivers should really be your max per car. The reason is, you will have to find another class that the car can run in that is in a different heat (heats aren't determined until right before we start running). Sometimes you'll luck out and sometimes you won't. In the past, timing & scoring has tried to accommodate this for special circumstances by shuffling run groups around... but don't depend on this as we have many required factors in breaking up run groups and requests such as this will get the lowest priority, especially now that we typically have 100 drivers at an event.
Thanks, I will let the guys know so they can plan accordingly.
On a side note, I know that the event I attended was the last one for Pellissippi so we are down a venue. Has anyone looked into Knoxville Center Mall? I know that they have one anchor (Dillards) that has been closed forever which could make for about 4-5 acres of open pavement with a couple of light poles. That mall gets little traffic and it just got a new owner recently...
We are working on as many options as possible in the Knoxville area. They are on our list. For now, we definitely have Smokies Stadium for several events in 2017.
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Mark Pilson
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Did you know we also RallyCross them Miatas? We have two more events. I run a ES 91 miata of Greg Millers on some old snow tires and we have a ball and are pretty competitive. Four drivers per car allowed here (our numbers are smaller).
. I invited along several friends to check it out with me and I am pretty sure that you have managed to drag in 5-6 new drivers.
