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APRIL 2003 Clutch Chatter THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INDIANAPOLIS REGION OF THE It's Finally Here !! 2003 Racing Season THE YEARS FIRST RALLY A map rally for everyone to enjoy Saturday, April 19, 2003 Let's Get Out and Enjoy Our Club ! 16th Street Spring Solo Indianapolis Region Solo2 Series Sunday, April 27, 2003 Officers & Chairpersons LICENSING CHAIRPERSON & REGIONAL EXECUTIVE & POINTSKEEPER — Jan Castelluccio SOLO CO-CHAIRPERSON – Steve Linn 9115 Trinity Place, Indianapolis, IN 46229 7534 Augusta Court, Indianapolis, IN 46268 317-898-9273 (evening) 317-297-4814 (evening) E-mail: email@example.com ASSISTANT REGIONAL EXEC – Matt Curry Indy Region E-Group 5023 TC Steele Lane, Carmel, IN 46033 317-818-0769 (evening) E-mail: email@example.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/indyscca/ or http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/indyscca SECRETARY – Alyson Kunack 4110 Lake Park Blvd, #327, Indianapolis, IN 46227 Indy Region Connections 317-787-5564 (eve) E-mail: email@example.com Indy Region Voice Mail: 317-329-8888 TREASURER – Chris McGuire Indy Region Home Page: indyscca.org 11090 Lake Run Drive, Fishers, IN 46038 SCCA Home Page: scca.org 317-577-2518 (evening) E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Cendiv Home Page: cendiv.scca.org Solo Info Sites: www.autocross.com MEMBERSHIP CHAIRPERSON – Dave De Bolt http://personals.galaxyinternet.net/rotary/cscc.htm 222 Yorkshire Blvd. W., Cumberland, IN 46229 www.spec-rx7.org/-cashmo/cendiv/ 317-891-8596 (evening) E-mail: email@example.com ACTIVITIES CHAIRPERSON – Jennifer McLeish Calendar 8842 Ginnylock Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46256 317-594-0584 (evening) E-mail: email@example.com March 30 CSCC Solo points event, Walesboro BOARD MEMBER & April 12-13 Double Regional at IRP SOLO CO-CHAIR - Darren Daubenspeck April 12 CSCC Solo School, Walesboro 655 Park Drive, Greenwood, IN 46143 April 13 CSCC Solo points event, Walesboro 317-865-0864 E-mail: email@example.com April 16 Board Meeting April 19 Road Rally, Broad Ripple Park BOARD MEMBER & April 27 Solo points event, 16th St. Speedway RALLY CHAIRPERSON – Ken Osiecki May 17 Solo points event, Anderson 6318 Nimitz Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46219 May 18 Road Rally 317-375-9986 E-mail: email@example.com BOARD MEMBER & Contents RACE CHAIRPERSON – Jason Baugh RE News .................................................................................3 298-E Gasoline Alley, Indianapolis, IN 46222 Meeting minutes ......................................................................3 317-244-4700 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Special Notes of Interest to All .................................................4 Spring Sprints at IRP ad ..........................................................5 BOARD MEMBER – Chuck Hansen Trackside Supply ad ................................................................5 2302 Shelby St., Indianapolis, IN 46203 Notes From our Editor .............................................................6 317-780-9007 E-mail: email@example.com Solo Report .............................................................................6 April CSCC Solo School ad .....................................................7 BOARD MEMBER - Scott Dales April Solo Event ad ..................................................................8 1610 Library Boulevard, Greenwood, IN 46142 May Solo Event ad ..................................................................8 Solo Test & Tune Results ........................................................9 317-882-7638 (home) E-mail: email@example.com Rally Report .......................................................................... 10 April Rally Ad ......................................................................... 10 CLUTCH CHATTER EDITOR – Dick Powell Performance Rally Report: winners at 100 acre wood ........... 10 2835 Madelynne Dr. Apt D, Indianapolis, IN 46229 AIM Tuning ad ....................................................................... 11 317-897-0666 E-mail: email@example.com Opt-In/Opt-Out Policy ............................................................ 11 Race Report .......................................................................... 12 WEBMASTER - Chad Stringer Race Worker Specialties Descriptions ................................... 13 3301 Oak Tree Drive N., Indianapolis, IN 46227 So You Want To Be A Race Car Driver? ............................... 14 317-258-5170 E-mail: email@example.com Membership Application ........................................................ 16 Cendiv Racing Schedule ....................................................... 17 Bankers Express Mortgage Ad .............................................. 18 RACE CAR TECH INSPECTIONS — Jay Quinn Classifieds ............................................................................. 19 317-248-9626 Board Meeting Notice ...............................................back cover 2 Clutch Chatter April 2003 RE News: Notes From The Not-So-Oval Office by Steve Linn "Finally!" this issue, on the www.indyscca.org website, or feel free to contact me. After what always seems to be the longest "off- Ever wonder what's going on at season" ever, we are ready to start the 2003 season in the National office in Topeka? Here's the Indy Region. The Solo program had it's Test & Tune a good way to stay informed. Each in late March, the Rally program's first event is April 19th, month the National office puts out a and the Indy Spring Sprints Double Regional weekend at copy of the "RE News" newsletter. IRP is coming up fast on the weekend of April 13. Although some may think this is su- Finally! per-secret stuff, it's not! Read up on As has been mentioned before, there are updated Mi- the latest news and program informa- nor Waiver policies being implemented this year. One of tion from National at: www.scca.com/ the major points of focus is the requirement for Minor news/renews/RENews-March2003.pdf Competitors at Solo and Rally events. Signatures of BOTH parents are required for a Minor Competitor to Hope to see you at an event soon! compete in a Solo or Rally. Copies of the Minor Waiver Steve are available upon request. See information elsewhere in THANKS AGAIN, WORKERS (Our All-Volunteer Core) See YOU at the Board Meeting… Share the FUN… Minutes of the February Board Meeting By Alyson Kunack These are the minutes of the February 12, 2003 meet- on a program currently used by Ft. Wayne Region, and it ing of the Board of Directors. Present at this meeting were: fulfills much the same purpose as Involved Member, but Matt Curry, Jason Baugh, Chris McGuire, Scott Dales, without the competitive aspect. Scott made the motion to Chad Stringer, Ian Linn, Darren Daubenspeck, Dick Pow- accept the new system/award, which was seconded by ell, Lou Ann Linn, Jim Lin, Dave DeBolt and Alyson Kun- Darren, and passed. ack. Activities. There was a lot of positive feedback regard- Old Business. The minutes of the January meeting ing the annual banquet. Steve recommended that we go were reviewed, and approved with 2 minor changes. ahead and reserve the hall again for next year. Next, Matt gave a brief rundown of the National Conven- Rally Program. No report at this time. tion. Clutch Chatter won second place in the large region Solo Program. The program chairs are currently look- category. Also, it was announced that as of June 1st, the ing at two possible vehicles to replace the trailer. One is a Speedfreakz program is being discontinued. 1978 GMC van/bus, with 1 door, but it's a little slim on Treasurer's Report. There was some money trans- room. The other option is a 1983 Thomas bus on a Chev- ferred to the checking account from the money market ac- rolet chassis. It has 120,000 miles on the odometer, new count. The current balances are approximately $3500 in tires, and a 350 engine. It needs some paint, but it's oth- checking and between $45,000 and $46,000 in the money erwise in good condition, and the asking price is $2900. market account. Matt mentioned that the national officer Regarding the rules and budget for this year, Steve has will be setting up direct deposit authorization in the near planned for a $3700 allocation for the purchase of the new future. transport vehicle (bus, step van, etc.), and a net budget of Newsletter. The February/March issue is nearly ready $0. Rules changes include a invitational non-points event to go; all that is needed is the rally information and the for workers at the end of the year. The rules and budget rules changes for this year. Dick presented an approxi- were approved as submitted, with Darren making the mo- mate budget of $ 9400 for the year, based on last year's tion and Scott seconding. Also, there was a change in the costs. Also, he is aiming to have the April issue out on schedule due to the Peru/Grissom event, which is now the first of the month; the deadline for submitting content is scheduled for August 24th. March 21. Race Program. Jason presented a tentative budget Membership. We currently have 613 members in Indy based on the available information he had. This year, Region. Dave presented a check for $720. The budget for there are two events planned, the Double Regional and the membership includes an inflow of $7000 from dues, costs National/Indy Grand Prix. Prices will be the same for the of $2000 for the World of Wheels exhibition and an addi- National, but Jason proposed lowering the entry fee for the tional $600 for miscellaneous expenses, for a net income Double Regional, as well as increasing mailings and mak- of $4400. Word has also come down from the National ing registration available online. office that current members who are renewing their mem- There was some discussion regarding the Double Re- berships to please use the renewal forms, rather than the gional; last year, the region lost money on both it and the new member applications. Driver's School, largely due to uncooperative weather. Matt then presented a proposal for the replacement of Jason raised the possibility of perhaps canceling the event. the current Involved Member Award. The system is based Scott inquired whether this would preclude us from getting April 2003 Clutch Chatter 3 February Minutes - continued New Business. Dave gave the Board a report on the the date back in the future. Matt made a motion to allow World of Wheels exhibition. He considered it a huge suc- Jason to negotiate the track rental fee for a possible reduc- cess; over 800 flyers were handed out, and 121 informa- tion, as well as work on getting a better date for the event tion cards were handed in and three winners for a free the following year. The motion was seconded by Dave event registration picked from among them. Also, the cars DeBolt, and passed. exhibited won several awards. In total, it cost around With regard to the formal passing of the budget, it was $2200 to put on, and was an excellent way to reach pro- tabled for the time being, dependent on negotiations with spective members. IRP. There were no changes to the rules for the race pro- The rules for the rally program were discussed, with gram from the previous year. Jason also submitted for only one change, under III (C), where it was changed to 3 consideration a letter of intent for Trackside Supply LLC to events. Matt made the motion to approve the rules as sub- serve as a regional sponsor, associate sponsor for all Solo mitted, which was seconded by Chris, and passed. Also II events this year, and title sponsor for both the Double discussed was the Spring Training Seminar in Merrillville, Regional and the Indy Grand Prix. Chris McGuire made a on March 1st and 2nd. motion to accept the promissory letter of intent, which was seconded by Scott Dales, and accepted. Respectfully submitted Alyson Kunack, Secretary Special Notes to everyone SCCA Headquarters has instituted a change in Policy and Proceedures for this year and all fu- ture years. For all competition events, Minor Waivers must be signed by BOTH parents or legal guardians. A parent or legal guardian must accompany all Minors during the entire event. If you are bringing your offspring to an event, and your spouse is not attending, you need to have the waiver signed by your spouse before the event. Our webmaster has made copies of the waiver forms for each type of event available on the website as Acrobat pdf files. You can download the copies to fill out and sign ahead of time. If yours is a single parent household, the waiver can note this, but be prepared to prove single parent status with documentation that can be attached to the waiver. A reminder to all racers. Now is the right time to get your annual tech for your race vehicle. Jay Quinn is making himself available before the season starts to get your car inspected. Save the hassles of trying to get an annual tech at the first race meeting, and be sure ahead of time that your car conforms to any new rules for this year that you might not have heard of yet. Jay also has the 2003 GCR available in stock. Call Jay Quinn at 317-248-9626 PS: Jay's Tech area is actually much better than this. Incidently, we will need more workers for all the race specialties at IRP for the Double Regional on April 12-13. Come on out to the track, and join the many who help make the races a success by working the races from a corner station, or help keep track of the racers in Timing and Scoring, or meeting the racers and crews in Registration. Everyone is welcome to Join The Fun! There will be a Safety Training Day for anyone interested at the Nelson Ledges Racetrack on April 16, 2003. This is a free training day for all worker specialties, and it has been suggested that everyone - including road racers, auto- crossers, and rallyists - can benefit tremendously by receiving valuable training in the basics of Fire Suppression, flip response, and extrication. Sounds like a great idea to me, and a good opportunity for anyone interested in competi- tion. Instruction begins at 9 AM sharp on April 16. For more information, you might try the NeOhio Regions website at www.neohio-scca.org 4 Clutch Chatter April 2003 The time is near for Indy Region's first Club Racing event of the year. Let's make this another stellar racing season. Head out to Indianapolis Raceway Park Saturday and Sunday, April 12-13 for a full weekend of racing action. To make this Double Regional SCCA Central Division Championship Series event a success, many volunteers are needed. This is an excellent opportunity for any member, experienced or not, to get involved in the racing program. We need photographers, corner marshals, grid and paddock staff, timing and scoring staff, registration staff and much more. Just show an interest and the Region will find a way for you to get involved and join in the fun. For More Information Contact Race Chairman Jason Baugh at 317-244-4700 or email: email@example.com Check future issues for a full race report and info on the upcoming Indy Grand Prix National Race on July 5-6 at IRP. Sale of products at IRP during this event is strictly prohibited without prior written permission from Indianapolis Region SCCA. Contact Jason Baugh at 317-244-4700 April 2003 Clutch Chatter 5 Notes From A Nut - The Season Is Here ! By Dick Powell Well, at least for us in the can be classified, and anyone can enjoy the fun! I know I midwest. I had a nice trip to will be going to more of the future events (as a spectating Northern New York in Feb- photographer), and enjoying my friends competition from ruary to visit my Mom, and beside the pylons and behind the camera. they still have a bit more We also have our first region event at IRP, a Double snow than us!! Of course, Regional Road Race on April 12-13. We get racers from they don't just make snow- all over the Central Division, and usually get a bunch of the men either: folks from St. Louis coming here to Challenge the CenDiv sometimes drivers for bragging rights. Expect to see all of them, in- they get cluding Formula Cars, Sports Racers, Grand Touring Cars, creative and express their feelings in and Production and Improved Touring Cars. The competi- snow. tion is stiff, and the racing is always great. For us, though, the season is finally Also coming in April is our Regions first Road Rally of here. We have already had the Solo Test the season, on Saturday, April 19. This is great fun for two and Tune, and we have quite a bit of activ- people (a Driver and a Navigator), and a chance to meet ity planned in April, with events in all disci- lots of others interested in a fun form of competition requir- plines scheduled. ing no special vehicles or racing equipment. Of course, I attended my first ever Solo event, go- you do have to be able to follow instructions, and do it bet- ing to the Test and Tune on March 22. ter than the rest of them to win, but just finishing the rally is We have a separate report on the event, satisfying and fun. and results for all the competitors later in We also have the regions first points event for the Solo the newsletter. As for me, I really had a great time, took crowd, coming up for April 27. As I said earlier, these quite a few photos, and saw some really good competition. events are fun for everyone involved, and YOU can get Special Thanks to Jim Lin as the course designer; he laid your own car classified so you can enter. You can find out out a challenging and fun course, as stated by many of the for yourself how much you know about making your car do competitors who enjoyed the chance to get the rust shaken what you want it to do, and have a lot of fun learning how off their cars and themselves. And extra special Thanks to much it does what it wants to do! Fortunately, the plastic Jim for taking me on a run through the course to see for cones don't do any damage, and they can be replaced af- myself what it was like! He ran within a couple seconds of ter you hit them (and you can be assured you will hit his best time, and I loved every second of it. I expect the cones). grin to maybe fade away in two or three weeks! I saw at Don't forget to check out the Solo schedule for CSCC the drivers meeting that we had about 20 new competitors too. Most of these guys are members of our region also, at this event, out of a total of 72 entries. This seems to be and put on some great Solo events down in Walesboro. a great way to get new people interested in the SCCA, and Come on out and have fun with YOUR club at any or all get them out to compete. Anybody can enter, and any car of the events. LET'S DO IT! Solo Report: It's Getting Closer by Steve Linn By the time you read this…we will have completed our Solo Events without a designated Event Chair will be first event! (as long as it didn't snow). cancelled. Remember – this is YOUR club! Look for the results and pictures from the Solo Test & I urge those of you that have email to sign up for the Tune at 16th Street elsewhere in this issue. Indy SCCA Yahoo email group to receive the latest up- We are still looking for Event Chairman for each Solo dates and information. There are different contact options event this year. As of this writing, we still do not have an available so that you can choose to receive individual Event Chair for the April 27th Points Event…. emails, digests, or special notices only. It's a relatively low The duties of an Event Chair are all the things you al- volume list and it is a great way to keep in touch with the ready see us do at an event: Arrive early, set the course, latest news about the Indy Region. A link to the group site run registration, run the drivers meeting, assign run groups, is located on the main page of the www.indyscca.org web- oversee the running of the event, and hand out trophies at site or you can go directly to: http://groups.yahoo.com/ the end. By working as an Event Chair, you will get a good group/indyscca/ idea of all that is involved in running a successful event, plus you can qualify those year-end class trophy points. As always, we can be contacted at: Don't worry, the Solo Chairs will still be there to guide you along. Darren Daubenspeck Steve Linn We will be posting the names of those that have volun- 317-865-0864 317-297-4814 teered to be an Event Chair (see the Solo Schedule in this email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com issue) in both the Clutch Chatter and on the website. It's easy to volunteer – just contact us!! 6 Clutch Chatter April 2003 2003 Indy Region Solo2 Series Schedule: 2003 National ProSolo Schedule: Sun., April 27, 16th Street Lot – Points Event #1 April 12-13 Dallas, TX Event Chair: _______________________ April 26-27 Topeka, KS Sat., May 17, Anderson Plant #3 – Points Event #2 May 10-11 Atwater, CA Event Chair: _______________________ May 24-25 Petersburg, VA Sun., June 8, Site TBA – Points Event #3 June 28-29 Oscoda, MI Event Chair: _______________________ July 19-20 Wendover, UT Sun., June 22, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #4 August 9-10 Peru, IN Event Chair: Scott Dales August 16-17 Denver, CO Sat., July 19, 16th Street Lot – Points Event #5 Sept. 6-7 Topeka, KS, ProSolo Championship Event Chair: Steve Linn (Australian Pursuit) www.scca.org/amateur/solo2/prosolo/index.html Sat., August 9, Anderson Plant 3 – Points Event #6 Event Chair: _______________________ 2003 Solo2 National Tour Schedule: Sun., Aug. 24, Grissom Aeroplex – Pts. Event #7 April 5-6 Houston, TX Event Chair: Scott Dales May 3-4 Atwater, CA Sat., Sept. 20, Anderson Plant 3 – Points Event #8 June 7-8 NeDiv, site TBA Event Chair: _______________________ June 21-22 Rome, NY Sun., Oct. 12, 16th Street Lot – Region Worker Invit. July 5-6 Peru, IN Event Chair: Darren Daubenspeck July 26-27 Bremerton, WA August 23-24 Denver, CO Sept. 9-12 Topeka, KS, Solo National Championship 2003 Columbus Region (CSCC) Schedule: www.scca.org/amateur/solo2/nat_tour/index.html April 12, Walesboro, IN – Solo School 2003 CenDiv Solo2 Series Schedule: April 13, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #2 May 25-26, Peru, IN May 26, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #3 June 21-22, Oscoda, MI June 22, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #4 July 13, Flint, MI July 27, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #5 July 26-27, Columbus, OH August 24, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #6 August 2-3, Milwaukee, WI September 14, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #7 August 16-17, Peru, IN Oct. 18-19, Walesboro, IN – Super Weekend #8 August 31, Toledo, OH November 9, Walesboro, IN – Points Event #9 October 4-5, Rantoul, IL www.cscc-scca.org October 11-12, Cincinnati, OH www.solo2.cendiv-scca.org CSCC Presents the "Those Who Can't…..Teach" Auto-X School April 12th, 2003 Walesboro Airport Bring a safe car (secure battery!) and Snell '90 or newer rated helmet. Loaner helmets are available. Remember to bring clothes for any kind of weather! Contact Warren LeVeque at (765) 643-9290, (765) 779-4391 or at firstname.lastname@example.com Instructors: Warren LeVeque, Lee Miller, Jack Tovey, Richard Atkins, Scott Dales and most of the CSCC Board Members Test your car's handling and agility in a controlled environment: Without worrying about: 9:00 to 9:45 Registration 10:00 'Open Air' Class Room Session 11:30 to 12:30 Lunch Break 12:30 Break into 3 groups, work with instructors on a set of skills, rotate among instructors 3:00 Run entire course Come back on Sunday for a chance to run against the clock! $20 for Saturday's School or Sunday's Autocross $30 for the School and Sunday's Auto-X for CSCC members $35 for the School and Sunday's Auto-X for non-members To get to the Walesboro Airport: Take I-65 South from Columbus, Indy and points north or from the south of Seymour, take I-65 North; either way, take Exit 64. Head east on Hwy. 58 to CR 50 East (the first left after the Arvin Technical Center) turn north. Watch for signs (CSCC and Cummins CDL Site) on your left. A map and additional information is available at www.cscc-scca.org April 2003 Clutch Chatter 7 Note: A Minor Waiver must be signed by BOTH parents or legal guardians. A parent or legal guardian must accom- 16th Street Spring pany all Minors during the entire event. Contact the Solo Solo Chairman for copies of Minor Waivers before the event. Restrictions on high center of gravity vehicles are also applicable. Contact the Solo Chairman for more Indianapolis Region Solo2 Series details. Sunday, April 27, 2003 Registration & Tech: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM The first Indy Region points event of the 2003 season! Driver's Meeting: 10:15 AM Event Start: 10:30 AM Rain or Shine (It's still only April – dress appropriately!) Cost: $15.00 SCCA Members, $25.00 Non-Members Location: Contact: Darren Daubendpeck (Solo Chair) 16th Street Speedway / Bush Stadium Parking Lot 317-865-0864 1501 West 16th Street, Indianapolis e-mail email@example.com Sorry, No Karts Allowed at this Event. The Anderson Slippin' 'n Sliding' Solo Indianapolis Region Solo2 Series Saturday, May 17, 2003 Points Event #2 of the Indy Region 2003 season Rain or Shine Location: Former Delco Remy Plant #3 Parking Lot, Anderson Directions from Indianapolis: Take I-69 North from Indianapolis to the second Anderson exit (Exit 26) at Indiana State Road 9 North (do not take "Old IN-9 North"). Turn left (north) onto IN-9 and pass back under I-69. Continue north on IN-9 (Scatterfield Road) for 2 miles to the stoplight at East 32nd Street (right after the Lowe's on the left side of the road). Turn left (west) at the light on to East 32nd Street and take the first, immediate right in to the Delphi Plant entrance. Stay to the left and follow the yellow guardrails towards the railroad underpass at the back of the lot. The paddock area for our site is on the left after passing under the railroad. The gate previously used at East 27th Street and IN-9 (Scatterfield Road) will be LOCKED. Karts Welcome! (Contact Steve Linn for Rules) It is the judgment of the Solo Safety Steward whether the course design, surface, solid objects, and type of karts running present an un- safe mix (2000 Rulebook 2.1.D). Please contact the Solo Chairman prior to the event to determine the likelihood of limitation or exclusion occurring. Note: A Minor Waiver for Minor Competitors must be signed by BOTH parents or legal guardians. A parent or legal guardian must accompany all Mi- nors during the entire event. Contact the Solo Chairman for copies of Minor Waivers before the event. Restrictions on high center of gravity vehicles are also applicable. Contact the Solo Chairman for more details. Registration & Tech: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Driver's Meeting: 10:15 AM Event Start: 10:30 AM Cost: $15.00 SCCA Members, $25.00 Non-Members Contact: Darren Daubenspeck (Solo Chair) 317-865-0864 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com 8 Clutch Chatter April 2003 March 22nd Solo Test & Tune Results Super Stock Drivers: 2 Rick Ordo 93 Mazda RX7 Red 48.754 A Prepared Drivers: 1 Debbie Ordo 93 Mazda RX7 Red 51.457 Lee Miller 84 Pontiac Fiero Gray 45.740 B Stock Drivers: 2 C Prepared Drivers: 3 David Johnson 02 Chevy Camaro SS 45.631 Michael LeVeque 66 Chevy Corvair Yellow 42.266 Nick Snyder 88 Mazda RX7 Red 47.977 Warren LeVeque 66 Corvair Yenko Stinger43.040 Paul Fox 66 Chevy Corvair White 46.240 C Stock Drivers: 5 Dan Stone 02 Toyota MR2 Spyder 43.092 D Prepared Drivers: 1 Curt Bagley 99 Mazda Miata White 43.696 Richard Atkins 78 Fiat X19 Teal 46.109 John Rogers 99 Mazda Miata Silver 44.266 Chris Harvey 99 Mazda Miata Silver 45.233 Clemens Burger on the way to David Burkhead 97 Mazda Miata White 51.288 the Fast Time of the Day with his former D Sports Racer now D Stock Drivers: 2 running in B Modified Solo class Brian Slick 00 Subaru WRX Silver 45.093 Donald Armenoff 49.212 B Modified Drivers: 1 Clemens Burger Legrand MK18 Blue 38.900 E Stock Drivers: 4 Thomas Harleman 85 Mazda RX7 Red 46.238 Stephen Brinkerhoff 90 Mazda Miata Red 47.249 C Modified Drivers: 2 Joel Harleman 87 Pontiac Fiero Black 49.447 Marr Lamm 73 Dulon MP-15 Wh/Ylw 40.877 Steve Young 73 Dulon MP-15 Wh/Ylw 44.325 F Stock Drivers: 2 Sean Murphy 95 Chevy Camaro Red 48.682 Jim Lin: Course Designer Vinay Basavarqa 91 Infiniti Q45 Black 50.251 Extraordinaire, really fun Chauffeur, and doggone good G Stock Drivers: 14 Solo competitor. Kyle Broeker 01 Subaru Impreza RS 44.315 Frank Levinson 01 Dodge Neon ACR 44.720 Street Touring S Drivers: 10 Chad Stringer 01 Mazda MP3 Blue 45.107 Jim Lin 91 Acura Integra White 46.996 Chris Mcguire 02 Subaru Impreza RS 45.680 Len Aleshire 03 Hyundia Tiburon 49.272 Charles Kothe 03 Mini Cooper S Silver 45.718 Sean Pritchard 00 Ford Contour SVT 49.416 Clint Wycoff 01 Mazda MP3 Blue 46.191 Chris Spratt 02 Chevy Cavalier Blue 49.589 Darren Daubenspeck 90 Plymouth Laser RS T 46.601 James Bose 96 VW GTI VR6 Red 49.701 Joseph Kniesly 02 Mini Cooper S Red 48.126 Chester Bell 02 Honda Civic Si Black 49.829 Rob Morelli 03 Mini Cooper S Silver 48.377 Damon Acton 90 Nissan 240SX Red 51.835 Stan Dorsey 8 6 Saab 900 Turbo Silver 49.256 Dustin Rice 03 Pontiac Sunfire Blue 52.391 Tim Mahler 68 Chevy Corvair Gold 49.519 Dan Acton 90 Nissan 240SX Red 53.888 Timothy Mason 03 Chevy Cavalier Red 52.196 John Durell 94 Honda Civic Teal 55.070 Jason Lindsey 95 Nissan 240SX Black 52.639 Rick Singer 86 Ford SVO Orange 55.208 Street Touring X Drivers: 8 Paul Lazaro 99 Mitsu Eclipse Red 44.484 A Street Prepared Drivers: 4 Scott Dales 03 Mini Cooper S Green 44.853 Ted Drummond 88 Toyota MR2 SC Blue 43.133 Steve Linn 92 Nissan Sentra SE-R 44.971 Bryan Alexander 88 Toyota MR2 SC Blue 45.445 Jay Nogan 97 Eagle Talon TSI AWD45.571 Clinton Flouezyk 84 Porsche 944 Red 49.475 Jacob Gardner Jr. 02 Subaru Impreza WRX 46.472 Robert Shapinsky 84 Porsche 944 Red 52.197 Jeremy Straus 00 Ford Mustang Blue 46.953 Dareen McCarley 00 Ford Mustang Blue 48.586 C Street Prepared Drivers: 3 Dale Brier 03 Subaru WRX Black 50.383 Jay Hofacker 97 Mazda Miata Blue 44.732 Jason Russell 90 Mazda Miata Red 46.657 STX Ladies Drivers: 1 Ian Linn 88 Mazda RX7 Red 47.518 Mary Jo Linn 92 Nissan Sentra SE-R 49.384 D Street Prepared Drivers: 3 Street Modified Drivers: 4 Shane Benson 91 Mazda Miata Red 43.856 Timothy Geoffreon 90 Acura Interga Yellow 48.251 Marc Kerr 91 Mazda Miata Red 46.298 Seth Mansue 99 Mitsu Eclipse Red 48.844 Jeff Alexander 93 Ford Probe GT Black 48.663 David Sloop 85 Ford Mustang SVO 50.612 Steve Nelson 91 Audi 200 Grey 59.432 E Street Prepared Drivers: 2 Rob Landers 65 Chevy Corvair Black 46.359 Street Modified 2 Drivers: 1 Jeff Rapp 65 Chevy Corvair 47.256 Jack Tovey 02 Honda S2000 Silver 46.262 April 2003 Clutch Chatter 9 View From The Second Seat The Rally Report By Ken Osiecki The April 19th (Saturday) rally is well on the way. The I am looking for someone to step up as Assistant Rally Rallymaster Jim Cates has put together a map rally, Chairperson. I feel that this is necessary because of my named "In Search of Indianapolis History", which should be work schedule, which is not a schedule but rather on de- fun and interesting for everyone. For more info, see the mand deliveries. I would like for a volunteer to assist and notice elsewhere in Clutch Chatter. be available if I have to be out of town due to work. NOTE: Any minor competing in any SCCA event must have a minor waiver signed by BOTH parents. Copies of Schedule for the 2003 rally season: the waiver can be downloaded from the region website and completed in advance if both parents are not attending. Date Rallymaster Type Candice Pope is the rallymaster for the Sunday May April 19 Jim Cates Map 18th rally, and has not yet decided if it will be based on May 18 Candi Pope Shapes or Trivia shapes or trivia. The June 28th Saturday rally will be a June 28 Ken & Deb Osiecki Tour straightforward touring rally that Deb and I are writing. We July 20 ? still need rallymasters for the rest of the season. If you August 30 ? want to try putting on a rally, let me know, and I will sched- September 27/28 Dan Cook Regularity Run ule one of the dates for you.. We will have help for you or October 25/26 ? Dates and types not you could work with one of the other rallymasters and learn November 15/16 ? Determined yet. as an assistant. An organizational meeting was held for the August 16th August 16 Chuck Hanson Tour on National Schedule National Rally. We determined the type of rally for each of the three sections, which will be starting in Plainfield this By the time you read this, I should have a working com- year. We will again need 8 to 10 crews to man the check- puter and my Email back at home again. Email address is points for this event. firstname.lastname@example.com. If I don't respond in a couple I will thank all the workers ahead of time because with- days, or if you have any questions about the rally program, out them we could not put on these events. Remember call my home number 317-375-9986. Leave a message if that you have to qualify your points for the year end cham- nobody answers and I will return your call. pionship award. This is an enjoyable way to build up points for the new Involved Member Award also. Hope to see YOU at a rally soon. "In Search Of ......... Indianapolis History" Saturday April 19, 2003 A map rally to find points of interest concerning Indianapolis History. Starting in Broad Ripple Park. Two Classes for Experienced and Novice entrants. Registration 11:00 AM Low mileage and Correct answers to questions Drivers Meeting 11:45 AM will determine winners. First Car Out 12:01 PM First car should end at Broad Ripple McDonalds about 2:30 PM Contact Jim Cates firstname.lastname@example.com or Ken Osiecki at 317-375-9986 email@example.com National Performance Rally Win for Region Members The Indianapolis team of Mike Hurst and Rob Bohn piloted their Ford Mustang to an SCCA Club Rally National Championship at the 100 Acre Wood Rally near Salem, MO on Feb 22. For the second consecutive year, Hurst and Bohn outran the top Group 5 class competitors from across the country. The team overcame a 4 minute deficit incurred on stage three due to a punctured tire. All eight SCCA divisions were represented in the event. Group 5 is a class comprised of high-powered, two wheel drive rally cars. The CRNC event entailed 20 stages over two days on the gravel and paved roads, closed to normal traffic, in south central Missouri. Speeds on the stages reached 130mph, despite the competitors never having seen the roads before, and running day night, rain and snow. More details can be found at: www.100aw.org 10 Clutch Chatter April 2003 Clutch Chatter Mailing Opt-In/Opt-Out Indy Region implemented the 'opt in' approach for mailing Clutch Chatter with the April 2002 issue. Unless you sent in the 'opt in' form (below), you will not receive a copy in the mail. A complete, printable, electronic format copy of Clutch Chatter (including back issues) in Adobe pdf format is available to view or download on the Indy Region website at indyscca.org . When an issue of Clutch Chatter is completed and ready for publication, the pdf file will be posted out on the Indy Region website and a special notice e-mail will be sent to the Indy Region e-group with a link to the download page. This should be available several days before the mailed copies arrive, since it won't have to go through the printer or the mail. In order to receive this special notice e-mail, you will need to be a member of the Indy Region e-group. Membership in the e-group is free and open to anybody, plus it's very simple to join. Just go to one of the follow- ing links and follow the instructions: http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/indyscca http://groups.yahoo.com/group/indyscca If you want to receive the e-mail notifying you that the new issue of Clutch Chatter is posted on indyscca.org, but you don't want to get all of the other regular e-mails that come through the e-group, you can select to receive only special notices. To change your e-group settings, go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/indyscca/, then select Edit My Membership, then change your Message select option to Special notices. You don't have to receive the e-mail to get the newsletter — it will be posted on the website and available for download by anybody. The e-mail will just be letting you know that the new Clutch Chatter is out there. The pdf format is very popular and widely used. It is supported by Adobe Reader, which is available to download for free, commonly pre-installed on new computers, and widely compatible with all but the very outdated versions of Windows. There is a link to the Adobe page on the Indy Region website, too. New members of Indy Region will receive Clutch Chatter in the mail. They will be able to elect to opt-out by filling out and mailing in the form below. Non-members. Clutch Chatter is a valuable tool for recruiting new members into the region, and drawing partici- pants to our events. Our new process will be to purge them from the list after three months. If they participate in an- other event after the three months, then they stay on the list. If you change your mind, you can complete and mail in the form below. Opt-In/ Indy Region SCCA Members Only: Opt-Out Form ! Opt-in to continue receiving Clutch Chatter via mail by completing and returning this form. ! Opt-out to stop receiving Clutch Chatter via mail by completing and returning this form. Return completed form to: Name: __________________________________ SCCA Membership #__________ Dick Powell C/o Clutch Chatter Address: ____________________________________________________________ 2835 Madelynne Dr, Apt D (address is provided for confirmation purposes only and will not result in an address change) Indianapolis IN 46229 Your answer to the following question has no bearing on your choice: Do you have an e-mail address or readily available internet access? Yes _________ No __________ April 2003 Clutch Chatter 11 The Race Report: Ready for Spring By Jason Baugh Plans are moving along rapidly for the upcoming Indy come out for one day or the whole weekend, the Region Spring Sprints Double Regional Races at Indianapolis will appreciate your support. Raceway Park, April 12-13. A special thanks goes out to all This year's Double Regional Race will include more cor- those that have worked on the ad hoc committee to make porate involvement and special surprises. I've agreed not this happen. We've never had a formal meeting, but all in- to mention their contribution in advance, but lets just say volved have contributed much time and effort to see that that we're scheduled to have plenty of "winged" refresh- our first race of the year goes as planned. Matt Curry, Lou ments. WKLU 101.9 fm's Jill Savage will entertain and an- Ann and Ian Linn, Steve Linn, Cathy Hart, Alyson Kunack, nounce the event via the PA in addition to spinning out Terrence Garrett and others have volunteered their time to hard-driving tracks. Plus, we'll have stellar photographic make this event a success. For those that have volun- services on hand to capture the weekend's events. Hoosier teered to help, but have not been assigned a specific task Tire is on board again, and Trackside Supply returns as the yet, hold tight, I'll have something for you soon. official sponsor. And for the big finale, competitors that fin- Many more volunteers are needed to show everyone in ish at the top of their class will have the opportunity to Club Racing what Indy Region can do. During race week- share in a real podium ceremony and receive a custom de- end we'll need support in Registration, Timing & Scoring, signed trophy that's sure to be a hit. So, come out to enjoy Driver Information, Corner Marshals, Pit, Paddock, Grid, the fun. Let me know if we can count on YOU to help make Tech and much more. Don't be shy or ever believe that we it happen. Check out the entry form/supplementals online can't use your skills or willingness to learn. There will be for detailed information about the event. See you at the plenty of fellow members there to take advantage of your track. commitment to assist our club. Whether you have time to Jason Baugh WE WANT YOU Indy Region SCCA would be honored to have YOU as a Club Volunteer at our first Club Racing event of the season. Many specialty opportunities are available for this truly fun event. - Additional new events are planned throughout the weekend - The Saturday Night PARTY! Plus - Our SPECIAL Worker Hospitality Area (wink, wink) - Special gifts to show our appreciation Let us know your availability or if you have additional questions. See you there, Jason Baugh Race Chairman Indy Region SCCA Please RSVP to: 317-244-4700 or email@example.com 12 Clutch Chatter April 2003 Race Worker Specialties By Julie Hanson It takes many people to hold a road racing event. There specifications for their class. are a number of functions that are needed before the first Job description: ability to look at someone's underwear race car rolls out onto the track. There are many race without laughing, ability to read an electronic scale, tear- worker disciplines, offering a wide variety of ways to do down experience a plus (put-back-together experience it — sort of like choosing which ride to go on at an amuse- not needed) ment park. The following is a list of some of the special- ties. Driver Information: This may be as close to a trophy as some of us get! This is also another warm, dry haven as Coming up in April is the Double Regional weekend. This well as having the social aspect...especially when you is a great opportunity for the "experience challenged" to hand out a trophy to a happy driver! And the best part? come check it out. Live! Bring along a friend and do it You get to talk over the speaker system! Job description: together. A positive attitude and cheery voice, lots of jokes Registration: Are you the social type? Do you like to Stewards: Power hungry? Have a desire to better the meet new people? Registration may be the place for you! sport? The stewards program can always use some help - For just a few short hours, you can meet everyone who these guys have to cover every single race in the division! comes to the track and then spend the rest of the day No one likes to be the bad guy but sometimes it's neces- wandering around the paddock talking to them! The more sary. Seriously though, treat 'em right and they're teddy people we have helping here, the shorter the lines are for bears...try to pull something over on them and they're Ko- those getting in! diak's... Job description: check licenses, have them sign the Job description: a thankless job sometimes, but a reward- waiver, hand out trinkets and tech cards ing one in which you can improve the sport for all involved Timing & Scoring: Are you the type of person who likes Starter: Look down the straightaway and see 65 cars to have everything right down to the smallest detail? Or coming at you, 2 by 2, engines screaming, just waiting for might you simply be interested in finding a warm, dry ha- you to wave the green flag! Give the furled black to some- ven for the weekend? We can always use a hand in Tim- one who's been misbehavin' (who me? can't be!) See the ing and Scoring - and you don't even have to know how to fist raised in victory when the checkered flag waves! use a stopwatch (anymore)! An insatiable appetite for per- fection and a quick wit are all it takes (we have some seri- Grid & Pits: You're the final checkpoint before cars go ous jokers up here). on track! Face shields down, Window nets up, Arm Re- Job description: good eye-hand coordination, quick reac- straints on, Belts tight... You also get to see the nerves of tion times, an eye for details, good sense of humor, basic the drivers as they sit on the pre-race grid....the psych computer skills for some jobs (but not all) jobs they pull on their competitors (and themselves).... When cars stop on pit lane, their job is to protect the cars, Flagging & Communication: Have you not quite figured and most importantly, the drivers and crew who might be out how to drive the Carousel (turn 12) or how to take turn working on those cars. They do this by making sure the 1 flat-out? Come out to the corners and watch how the rules regarding safety in the pit lane are followed. fast guys do it! Are you not interested in driving but still Job description: line 'em up and move 'em out want to be close to the action? We're as close as you can get! (sometimes too close, but I digress). Get out your Race Control: Race Control is a "catch all" specialty best white clothes and come flag! covering those people that assist in various tasks that are Job description: nerves of steel, a desire to help, ability to not otherwise defined. As an example, the pace car driver run with a 20 lb fire extinguisher, sign language a plus (of falls into this category as well as the people who plan the course it's our own language....), ability to withstand tem- "after hours" activities such as dinners and parties. peratures from 30-95F with 100% humidity at either end of that range Young, old, new and grizzled vets! Tech: So you want to learn how to make your car go Mark your calendars with the faster? Come work in tech where you can check out the Indy Region race dates! competition! It's not all nomex underwear and helmets - each weekend some classes annual tech are waived and have to bring the car down. This is another (usually) low- stress job with plenty of time to wander around the pad- Be as one with the action! dock working on friendships. The second function is to impound cars at the end of a race to determine their legal- ity with respect to the General Competition Rules and the Thanks to Chicago Region's website for some of the descriptions! April 2003 Clutch Chatter 13 So, you wanna be a race car driver? If it's Road Racing that fires you up, sit down, read this guide and begin planning for your time behind the wheel! These are step-by-step instructions and guidance which will help you obtain an SCCA Competition License. If, upon reading this guide, you have questions or special requests, contact Jan Castellucio or Jason Baugh. Also the licens- ing specialists at the SCCA National Office will be happy to help you. It's very important that you become familiar with the General Competition Rules, otherwise known as the GCR. These are the rules that govern SCCA Club Racing. Rule books can be purchased through Jan Castellucio, or the SCCA Merchandise Department by sending a check/money order, or by phone using a Visa/MasterCard. There is also an order form which you can download and mail or fax. Contacts: IF YOU HAVE NO PREVIOUS RACING EXPERIENCE... Jason Baugh STEP 1 - Join the SCCA. 298-E Gasoline Alley, Indianapolis. IN 46222 An SCCA membership application can be found elsewhere in this 317-244-4700 issue. Complete it and mail or fax it to the SCCA Membership De- E-mail: email@example.com partment. At the same time, purchase a General Competition Rules Book ($20.00 to members $25 for non-members) and ask Jan Castelluccio for a Novice Permit Application and Physical Examination form. 9115 Trinity Place, Indianapolis, IN 46229 Lastly, make an appointment with your doctor as you will need a 317-898-9273 (evening) complete physical examination. If you are 16-18 years old, don't E-mail: email@example.com forget to ask for a Parental Consent, Release and Waiver of Li- ability form, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement form, Steve Linn and a Minor's Assumption of Risk Acknowledgment form. 7534 Agusta Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46268 All of these forms are available for download via the link listed in 317-297-4814 the Contacts. E-mail: email@example.com STEP 2 - Submit Your Paperwork. Bob Lybarger Submit the Novice Permit Application with all of the required docu- 4929 W. Abbington, McHenry, IL 60050 ments and Novice Permit fee to Jan Castellucio or the SCCA 815-344-2447 Central Licensing Department. NOTE: If you are 16-18 years of firstname.lastname@example.com age, you must apply for all Competition Licenses through the SCCA Central Licensing Department at the National Office. SCCA PO Box 19400, Topeka, KS 66619-0400 The Novice Permit, often referred to as a "logbook," allows you to (800) 770-2055 enter an SCCA Driver School and later, SCCA Regional Club Racing events. Almost anyone 16 years and older who has a Mo- Central Licensing Department tor Vehicle Operators license is eligible for a Novice Permit. Items (800)770-2055 x 321, (785)232-7213 Fax required prior to issuance of a Novice Permit include: • A current Physical Examination dated no more than three Merchandise Department months prior to application. NOTE: If you have health prob- (888)718-8818 lems, you must get the approval of the SCCA Medical Board. For details contact the Central Licensing Department. www.scca.org/amateur/club_racing/guide.html • Two passport size photos. • A photocopy of both sides of your Motor Vehicle Operators license • 16 and 17 year olds: • A completed Parental Consent, Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agree- ment form (original only, photocopies not accepted). • A completed Minor's Assumption of Risk Acknowledgment form (original only, photo copies not accepted). • $55 Novice Permit fee. STEP 3 - Prepare to enter an SCCA Driver School. Check the Cendiv Racing Calendar found elsewhere in this issue, or the calendar in Sports Car magazine or on the SCCA website, to find the next Driver School in your area. Obtain an event entry form. Some Regions hold Drivers Schools only in the Spring, others conduct them year round; however, you may attend an SCCA Driver 14 Clutch Chatter April 2003 School anywhere in the country. The entry fees range anywhere from $100 - $300. To attend an SCCA Driver School, you must arrange for your own properly prepared race car. You will also need approved driving gear, including an SCCA approved helmet. (Helmets carrying an Snell rating of SA95 or later are required beginning January 1, 2002.) If you do not have a race car, you will have to rent or lease one in order to attend a school. Renting allows you to concentrate on driving and also permits you to consider which class best fits your goals before you buy a car. Rental prices generally range from $500 - $2,000 depending on the car type. (Crash damage is extra and usually uninsurable) Contact Jason Baugh or Jan Castellucio for assistance in obtaining a rented vehicle. READ AND BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE GCR BEFORE your first school, paying special attention to the section on Flags! This is where you'll find information about specific vehicles as well as equipment requirements and standards. STEP 4 - Driver School Checklist. Upon receipt of your event entry packet, READ ALL the information provided. Most importantly, note the rules and regulations specific to the event and the race track. Complete your entry form in its entirety and return it to the person listed. Make absolutely certain your personal driving equipment, (i.e., Helmet, Driving Suit, Gloves/Shoes, etc.) is in good order, and that your car is race-ready BEFORE the first on-track sessions. Be punctual for your classroom sessions. These are mandatory. Make every effort to have a qualified mechanic on hand to ensure your car runs properly, as you successfully must complete all the on-track sessions in order to get credit for the school. STEP 5 - SCCA Regional Competition License... and Beyond Upon completion of two Driver Schools and two Regional Races, you are eligible to receive an SCCA Regional Competition License. You have two years from the date of issue to complete the Novice requirements. Once the requirements are met, send your completed Novice Permit, signed off by the event Chief Steward at your second Regional race; a copy of your Physical Exam; and $55 to the Central Licensing Department. You will soon be the proud owner of a Regional Competition License. After successfully completing four Regional events, you may upgrade to a National Competition License. IF YOU HAVE ATTENDED, OR PLAN TO ATTEND, AN ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL RACING SCHOOL... If it's road racing you are interested in, you will most likely have to attend at least two SCCA approved Driver Schools. However, if you attend an accredited racing school, it may count as one, or even both of your required SCCA Drivers Schools. • If you attend a private racing school before your first SCCA Driver School, the Chief Steward of your SCCA Driver School may waive your second SCCA Driver School. • If you attend a private racing school after your first SCCA Driver School, you must request a waiver from Bob Lybarger, the Central Divsion Licensing Administrator. NOTE: While the SCCA Driver Schools and private racing schools have similar names, they are somewhat differ- ent in scope. A primary goal of an SCCA Drivers School is to teach novices how to race safely and expose them to racing in the SCCA. IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUS RACING EXPERIENCE... Depending upon your previous racing experience, some or all of your licensing requirements may be waived by the Chief Steward of your SCCA Driver School or by Bob Lybarger, the Cendiv Licensing Administrator. An ex- ample: If you are a kart champion and pass your first SCCA Driver School without difficulty, Chief Stewards may waive your second SCCA Driver School. Another example is what we might call a "retread;" a driver who previ- ously held an SCCA National license but has not raced for a few years. Depending on this individual's previous racing record and the length of the layoff, it's possible Mr. Garrett may waive the driver back to a Regional or Na- tional license. Or, he may require a "retread" to complete a Drivers School or a private racing school before a waiver will be considered. If you have previous racing experience and would like a waiver, document your experience and present your re- quest to Bob Lybarger. NOTE: Fees and requirements listed here are subject to change. April 2003 Clutch Chatter 15 Membership Application . 800-770-2055 www.scca.com 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 in full and return, with payment, to your region or the SCCA Membership Department, PO Box 19400, Topeka. Kansas 66619-0400. PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE Name _____________________________________________________________ Birthdate _____/_____/______ Address ___________________________________________________________ Telephone (____)_____________ City ____________________________________ State __________ Zip __________ County ___________________ # Married #Single Spouse's Name_____________________________/___________________ Member Number If Current Member . IF APPLYING FOR FAMILY MEMBERSHIP (husband/wife & children), list names and ages of children under age 21: 03 Name ____________________________________________ Birthdate ______/_____/__________ 04 Name ____________________________________________ Birthdate ______/_____/__________ 05 Name ____________________________________________ Birthdate ______/_____/__________ 06 Name ____________________________________________ Birthdate ______/_____/__________ Have you been an SCCA member before? #No #Yes Year____ Previous Member Number ___________________ PRIMARY INTEREST(S) IN SCCA: #Please send me a Crew License.(Check box) Please indicate the area(s) of SCCA in which you plan to participate, or which interest you most. Your response will be uised to allocate your national dues to the areas you indicate. Thank you. #Club Racing #Pro Racing #Pro Rally #Road Rally #Solo NATIONAL OFFICE USE Annual National dues Annual Region dues Total ONLY 01 Regular Member $55.00 + Regular Member $20.00 $75.00 03 Spouse Member* $15.00 + Spouse Member $10.00 $25.00 ___________________ 10 Family Membeship $85.00 + Family Membership $25.00 $110.00 *Spouse must be regular member's legal spouse. C- ____ $ _______ . First Gear Membership (You must be under age 21) C- ____ $ _______ Birthdate: _____/____/____ . National Region Total C- ____ $ _______ . 15 First Gear $ 25.00 $ 20.00 $ 45.00 C- ____ $ _______ . May compete in rally and solo events; may be active in many race specialties. C- ____ $ _______ To enter speed event competitions, must step up to regular membership. Source Enclosed is my check or money order for $___________ U.S. Do not send cash. #VISA #Mastercard No. _____________________________ Expiration Date _________ I hereby apply for membership in the Sports Car Club of America. Inc. and its Indianapolis / 013 Region and agree to abide by the bylaws. Applicants Signature ______________________________________________________ Date ____________________ Dues include payment for subscription to Sports Car ($24 value) (Dues are not deductible as charitable contributions) 16 Clutch Chatter April 2003 2003 CenDiv Race Schedule DATE DRIVER'S SCHOOLS REGIONALS NATIONALS OTHER EVENTS Apr 12-13 INDY @ IRP (D) (C) Apr 19-20 DET @ WAT Apr 26-27 QUAD@ BHF QUAD@ BHF INR @ GM May 3-4 NEO @ NL BVR @ BHF VSCDA @ GM May 17-18 SVRA @ RA May 24-25 WMR @ GRA (D) (C) MIL/CHI/BVR @ BHF Memorial Day May 31-June OVR @ M-O 1 June 7-8 MIL @ BHF (C) (C) AMA @ RA June 14-15 NEO @ NL (D) (C) DET/FTW @ GRA SCCA PRO @ GM VSCDA @ BHF June 20-22 CHI @ RA JUNE SVRA @ MO SPRINTS Jun 28-29 Area 4 @ GM Area 4 @ GM (C) GRAND-AM @ M-O July 4-6 BVR @ BHF (D) (C) INDY @ IRP CINCY @ M-O (D) (C) July 12-13 SBR @ GM (D) (C) NEO @ NL July 19-20 BRIC VSCDA @ RA AMA @ M-O July 26-27 DET @ WAT MIL @ RA Aug 2-3 FTW @ M-O (D) (C) CART @ RA Aug 9-10 WMR @ GRA Aug 16-17 CHI @ RA (D) (C) CART @ MO VSCDA @ GRA Aug 23-24 ALMS @ RA Aug 30-31 WMR/LSR @ GRA NEO @ M-O Labor Day (D) (C) Sep 6-7 OVR @ M-O (D) (C) Sep 15-21 SCCA RunOffs @ M-O VSCDA @ RA Sep 27-28 F-1 @ INDY Oct 4-5 WOR @ M-O (C) Oct 11-12 NEO @ NL CHI @ BHF (C) Oct 18-19 VSCDA @ MO Oct 25-26 BHF-Blackhawk Farms GM-GingerMan NL-Nelson Ledges GRA-Grattan IRP-Indianapolis Raceway Park RA-Road America M-O-Mid Ohio WAT-Waterford Hills (C) Champ Series (D) Double April 2003 Clutch Chatter 17 18 Clutch Chatter April 2003 Classifieds 800 HP Stuska Dynamometer. Complete with engine stand, cooling '99 18 ft. Open Car Hauler, dual axle, elec. brakes, diamond plate tower, starter, water pump, catch ba- bed, open in the center, tongue jack, Classifieds are offered as a free sin, return pump, control console, 3 load leveling hitch/attachments avail- service to Indy Region members. torque meter scales (0-126, 242, and able. Asking $1700.For Sale 98 Pace 656 LB-ft), flowmeters, calibration Shadow trailer, Please submit to Dick Powell beam, and adaptations for Chevy, (contact info on inside cover). Ford, Mopar, Renault, and British '96 Ford Econoline E250 Cargo Deadline for May issue advertising Leyland. $5000 Van. 138" wheelbase, preferred is April 15. Ricke Katko call 317 242-2225 equipment package (XL trim, cap- days or 765 349-9271 evenings. tains chairs, power windows/locks), If you want a picture with your ad, or at email@example.com 5.8L EFI V8, Electronic 4-speed please send it as a separate JPEG Automatic Trans, 3.73 axle, Windows file attachment to email or by snail all around, AC, sliding side door, 4 mail as a photo for scanning. 1977 BMW 320, only driven for short wheel ABS, Chrome step-bumper, 35 distance on weekends and not at all gal tank, driver airbag, class 3 trailer for the past three years (barn stored), hitch, 77,000 miles. Recent mainte- this car is set up for Solo II, FSP, nance: spark plugs/wires, pcv valve, could easily be converted to street or fuel filter, belts, coolant flush, rear track. BBS wheels, (set of Alpina axle seals. Running on Amsoil. Load wheels available at extra cost), Flow- leveling hitch/attachments available. master muffler, Repco pads, four Excellent tow vehicle - had no prob- point harness, header, Suspension lems towing above car/trailer for 4 Techniques sway bars front and seasons. back, Eibach springs, Bilstein Asking $7150. shocks, strut brace, quick shift kit, twin webers (40DCOE) on Korman Julie Hanson (734)-699-1690 or manifold, K&N air filters, 3.91 limited firstname.lastname@example.com on car, spare 3.64 limited. $2800 or offers. Richard Atkins (812) 446-1313 email@example.com 1997 Eagle Talon TSi AWD: Excellent condition, 110k miles, mostly highway. I'm waiting for my FV Zink Z-12 for sale, trade, rent, EVO to arrive. 5sp. MT, AC, PS, Trade for IT car Prod., or interesting PW, PL, alarm, w/ factory AM/FM trade. National car at regional price. tape/CD. Upgraded fog lights and Johhny Reisert 812-275-7528 or headlamp bulbs. Regular oil email@example.com changes w/ Mobil 1 oil and filter. APEXi air intake, Tanabe cat-back, 1st Gen. BOV, GAB coilovers, front For Sale: 1971 MGB-GT, one owner, & rear camber adjusters, AEM Big in storage six years, needs freshen- Rotor upgrade with stainless lines ing, $3,000 obo. and EBC Green Pads. 17" x 8" Call 297-5474 6-10 pm, Enkei wheels (17.7 lbs) with WANTED TO BUY: StepVan Sue Young and Andy Welden 225/45-17 new Falken Azenis. APEXi Rev/Speed Meter, Momo or box truck, medium size, to steering wheel and shift knob, 98 Pace Shadow trailer, be used for short trips on week- shifter solid bushings, Schroth 18 ft charcoal gray, tandem 3500# ends several times a year. Autocontrol belts and OMP pedals. axles, electric brakes, winch plate, Good running condition, trailer Cobra Daytona driver seat is nego- tire compartment, aluminum plate on hitch a plus but not required. tiable. $8000 obo. Also, factory ramp, flap and floor, d-rings, white springs with GAB shocks, Energy vinyl ceiling, cabinets, 110 volt 30 Any color, year, make, or model Suspension bushings in box, make amp panel w/lifeline, fluorescent considered. Please contact offer. light, (2) dome lights. Asking Steve Linn (contact info inside Jay Nogan, (317-933-9541) home $4150.00 cover) if you have any informa- (317-351-8155) work tion on where we may acquire firstname.lastname@example.com Julie Hanson (734)-699-1690 or email@example.com such a beast at a modest cost to the region. April 2003 Clutch Chatter 19 Karting: If you haven't tried indoor karting, then you don't know what you're miss- ing! Anybody (SCCA or non) can show up and run. Bring your friends. It's just a reason to have a lot of fun together! Show up any time between 6-10PM and run the karts. Board Meeting: The board has to take care of some business before we can jump in the karts. Anybody is welcome to sit in on the meeting. We'll start at 6PM. Where: Fastimes is located just south of 96th Street, east of Keystone/US 431, south of Woodland Bowl. The address is 3455 Harper Rd. For directions or more information about Fastimes, click www.fastimesindoorkarting.com or call them at 317-566-0066. Contact: Jennifer McLeish firstname.lastname@example.com 317-594-0584 Matt Curry firstname.lastname@example.com 317-818-0769 Regular Fastimes pricing will be in effect. The cost for each 18 lap session is $18. You must be 18 with a valid driver's license -- everybody is welcome to watch! Another quality event guaranteed to increase your smiles per hour brought to you by your friends at Indy Region SCCA Indianapolis Region SCCA Clutch Chatter Newsletter FIRST CLASS MAIL C/o Dick Powell 2835 Madelynne Dr, Apt 4 Indianapolis IN 46229-1055
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Soon after getting elected as BJP`s Legislature Party leader Chouhan, along with the Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj, BJP General Secretary In-charge of Madhya Pradesh Anant Kumar and state BJP president Narendra Singh Tomar reached the Raj Bhawan to tell the Governor about his election as the party leader, BJP sources said.
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Keller will lead Cole's finance and accounting teams, and will be primarily focused on corporate strategy, corporate business planning, treasury and corporate financing activities. He also will be responsible for broadening Cole's access to various capital sources, providing resources to allow the firm to capture long-term growth opportunities.
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Love it Rated 4 out of 5 stars
My husband and I visited Hawaii earlier this year and I loved it tremendously. PLEASE update this theme. I'd like to download it to remember all of the fun we had there.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (1.5).


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Hi there,
A while ago I created Compyx, a multicolor font (using Abdobe/Mozilla's SVG-in-OpenType technique). It'll show up like your average singlecolor font in browser that don't support this yet, but it'll show up in classic green/gray colors in Firefox, and soon Chrome.
You can download the TTF/WOFF in the blog post.
I was wondering if you know a good place to upload this font so it can be used by more people. It's pretty much open source/public domain.
My favourite spots for libre fonts are:
Thansk! Signing up for Openfontlibrary is impossible from Chrome, the captcha is invisible... But signing up through Firefox works.
I just release the font on github under the SIL Open Font License, for those interested!
Because Typophile is https impaired.


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The Columbus Dispatch Interview Questions
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Interviews for Top Jobs at The Columbus Dispatch
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- Dispatcher (1)
- Editorial (1)
- News Director (1)
- Account Executive, the Columbus Monthly (1)
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- Application Details
I applied online – interviewed at The Columbus Dispatch.Interview Details
face to face with different levels of management. Went to 3 interviews. talked with manager of department and his direct supervisor. Took a tour of facility including where I would be workingInterview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- why do you want to work for the dispatch Answer Question
- Interview Details
The hiring process involved both a phone interview as well as me going into their office. The phone interview was pretty casual but lasted upward of a half hour. The meeting in person had a lot more serious tone to it but none of the questions were unfair. Overall, I enjoyed the interview process.Interview Questions
Accepted Offer
- There was truly nothing that came as a surprise. Answer Question
- Application Details
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at The Columbus Dispatch.Interview Details
Talked with their top editor who talked more about himself than the paper. His brand of journalism is boring and lacks any amount of creativity. The paper's staff is disgruntled and most think they are about to be fired. The paper appears to have laid off nearly all of its better reporters and now finds itself sucking wind to the local TV and radio stations. The staff complains about newsroom management and its lack of desire to do good journalism and its complete lack of understudying of online news. Most say run out the door and keep going. Worse yet, the pay they offer is really low. Papers in Toledo and Dayton are much higher in quality and pay way better.Interview Questions
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- Do you use email more than postal mail. View Answer
They are just too behind online.Declined OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at The Columbus Dispatch in August 2014.Interview Details
Unprofessional. They will ask you if you're a subscriber - and if you're not, it's incredibly uncomfortable in the room. I was really turned off by the lack of communication on their part. I didn't know I did not get the position until I got a letter in the mail, about a month after my face to face interview. When I followed up with HR, my email was never returned.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 6 days – interviewed at The Columbus Dispatch in February 2013.Interview Details
I applied online at Dispatch.com. I sent a cover letter and uploaded my resume. I received a phone call from the VP/Publisher of The Columbus Monthly magazine w/in 6 days. A phone interview was scheduled the next day. An in person meeting is next. They said they would let me know. After that, you have to pass a background check to be hired and they check references as well. The phone interview lasted 45 minutes and there was no give and take. Basically the publisher asked questions for 40 minutes and gave me 5 minutes to ask her questions. Not impressed.Interview Questions
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- What do you do when faced with conflict and how do you cope with it? (this question was asked twice). When I asked how she managed conflict, she said she had no conflict ever. Then told me when pressed, that she deals with it. View Answer
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I applied online. The process took 4+ months – interviewed at The Columbus Dispatch in January 2013.Interview Details
Took 4 months. Did a phone interview with HR, then a in person interview with hiring manager. Third step was a group panel interview and a presentation. The process took a very long time. Presentation is role play. Given a company and you have to give a mini presentation on a marketing plan that will fulfill their needs.Interview Questions
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- Pretty easy. Just typical interview questions, nothing out of the ordinary. Answer Question
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I applied in-person – interviewed at The Columbus Dispatch in July 2008.Interview Details
Process stalled once interviews were over. Notification on manager's decisions took a long time. I found the department managers to be unnecessarily cryptic when it came to answering certain questions pertaining to the hiring process.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview
- What can you do to improve the department? Answer Question
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Im a barbie girl in a barbie world... life in plastic... it's fantastic... "Come on Barbie lets go party" What if God was one of us just a slob like one of us just a stranger on the bus trying to make his way hoooooome
Hahaha thanks for the review, it was one of the more interesting ones ive gotten!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I am smiling
Lovely melody. Nice to hear new original (as far as I know) melodys.
You should make a song out of it and maybe let this melody be the chorus.
5/5 10/10
Im personally better at loops, but ill give it a try! thanks for the review and the vote! And it is origional by me
Rated 5 / 5 stars
For a 28 second song its real nice and catchey! so I have no problem listioning to it over, and over, etc lol. You did a real nice job on the varity of the sounds, with better samples I can't wait to hear you work!
Thanks, im getting more samples, keep checkin in for new songs comin up!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
The bassline is actually really catchy!
Your melodies actually have a great deal of potential! Very upbeat and full of energy, I like it!
I myself am a melody person, so everything else doesn't matter to me nearly as much. Great bassline and melodies
Way to work with what you've got...
Get yourself some new samples and you could be really good!
Try vengeance club samples... once you get some stronger samples you could be great man.
Keep it up!
Thanks! Where do you get thoes?
Rated 5 / 5 stars
catchy :D
i really like it. i just heard it off a game that just came on newgrounds. i really wanted to give you a 10/10 and 5/5 because this tune really made it more enjoyable to play.
i do like to dance and i wanted to use this song in a popping routine, i just wished that it was longer.
keep up the catchy musikk :D
Lol thanks man, i'm just now coming back, got a new song i'm working on, much longer and.... more better.. er. Keep checkin in


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Pine River boy killed by school bus in Cass County
A 6-year-old boy died Monday afternoon in Cass County after he was struck by a school bus.
According to a press release from the Cass County Sheriff's Office:
The boy got off the school bus at his rural Pine River home and was subsequently struck by the bus. The incident was reported at 3:20 p.m.
The boy's home is located about one mile southeast of Pine River on Hassman Hill Road.
The boy's name has not yet been released. The death remains under investigation.
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Matthew Fleischer: Although it is not widely seen as a "gay issue," Prop. 32's passage could have far-reaching consequences for California's gays and lesbians.
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Carole Bartolotto: The problem with concluding that GMOs are safe is that the argument for their safety rests solely on animal studies. These studies are offered as evidence that the debate over GMOs is over. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Steve Hochstadt: The Republicans in Congress, virtually all of whom publically deny that climate change is occurring, have just proposed a budget which cuts or reverses all the programs which might reduce the pace of warming.
Joe Mathews: Thanks to Xi Jinping, Chinese millionaires have propped up the state's sagging real estate market, universities, and companies.


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Needed: A Polish live-in au pair to help with the care of two children aged 7 and 4 years old and a puppy in Highbury / Finsbury Park, North London in Polish-Australian family. Accommodation: Own quiet double bedroom with television (60 channels),
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