SCCA TOUR Dates

[jcox07]

All of the tour/match/and pro scca dates are up on the scca web site.

[flier129]

http://www.scca.com/news/index.cfm?cid=52189

[Gen52SS]

I'm going to the Bowling Green May 2 and 3 match tour at NCM autocross pad

[thrdeye]

Dixie
Bowling Green
Maybe Lincoln
Moultrie
Toledo
Wilmington maybe all three times
Nationals

[jdpeterson21]

Hmmmm....College Station?

[Scoob]

Probably only Spring Nats and a Wilmington Pro if I can time my entry this time... Disappointing overall, especially with Bluhvul so early.

[thrdeye]

Hmmmm....College Station?

15 hours. Uh nope

[dewittpayne]

Unless you're towing, 15 hours is a tad pessimistic. It only took me about 16 road hours to drive from Kingsport to Austin, which is about 200 miles longer than Knoxville to College Station. It's still a long drive, though.

[steverife]

I need to sell a car (or two) and buy a car. Assuming I do that...

- Blytheville? Feel like weather is going to be terrible.
- Dixie? Probably, unless I do Blytheville.
- Bowling Green? I don't like Match Tours, but it is so close.
- Spring Nats? That's my goal.
- Probably can't do either Wilmington Pro or the Toledo Pro because I need to be at work at the end of the month.
- Moultrie? Nope. That place sucks. Kristo and I ate Hardee's in the hotel room and watched television.
- Wilmington Tour is a definite.
- Nats is a definite.

[thrdeye]

Google said 14 and change, so with stops....

[dewittpayne]

Google Maps is somewhat pessimistic about travel times, at least the way I drive. I usually set the cruise control for 74 mph on the highway. Google says 17 hours from Kingsport to Austin while my Garmin GPS said 16. The Garmin was pretty close for actual road hours. 14 hours would be about right with stops for gas and fast food from Knoxville to College Station. Even 14 hours would be too long a drive to an autocross for me. Blythevlle (not in March) Bowling Green or Wilmington are in range. College Station is too far.

College Station is also pretty much in the middle of nowhere. It's not particularly close to Austin, San Antonio or Houston. It is bigger then Blytheville, though. It's where Texas A&M is located.

[rocket71]

College Station is a good site but I don't think it is worth that drive. I ran there last year and at Mineral Wells. I would really need some serious points to want to drive that far for those sites. The region that put on the Tour at College Station is top notch though.