Event #8, Final Results
Event #8, PAX Results
2019 Points Updated 10/06/19
Autocross Event #9
November 10, 2019
Lone Star Park
Registration Open
Entry List
Targa – Time Trial, Rally and Solo Event
November 9-10
This is for registration of the Time Trial, Rally & Autocross
Registration Open
Entry List
What is a Targa?
A Targa is like an automotive triathlon where teams of two drivers will compete in three events (Time Trials, Road Rally, and Autocross) in the same car over 2 days. Class winners will be based on cumulative points for the vehicle, and there will be classes for all experience levels. Add in a BBQ dinner for all Targa competitors as well as any other interested Texas Region members/friends and you have a Texas Region sized motorsports experience!
A Targa is an event where one team car is run in all competitions. That car must be road legal (registered) and run on the same 200 (or higher) treadwear tires for all 3 competitions. We will also offer a Towed Car/Open Tire class for all competitors whose competition car is not registered for the street or they do not want to be restricted to 200 TW tires.
The Texas Targa will have 5 classes. Each team (except experiential) will earn points in each event towards the overall trophies.
Experiential: For teams that just want to experience Targa but are not interested in competition. Experiential teams will get as much seat time as the competition drivers
Novice – For teams with experience in only one type of discipline (Autocross, Rally or Time Trials) or less.
Intermediate – For teams with experience in two or three disciplines (Autocross, Rally or Time Trials)
Advanced – For teams where one or more team members has been a class or National champion any of the disciplines (Autocross, Rally or Time Trials)
Towed Vehicle/Open Tire: In this class you may use a different competition car for the road rally. You also may run any tires allowed for your class in Time Trials and Solo (autocross).
There are two entry levels.
Tier 1 ($200/vehicle) –Price includes 1 entry for vehicle into Autocross, Rally, and Time Trials, and 2 participant dinners.
Tier 2 ($400/team): Price includes 2 entries for drivers into Autocross and time trials, 1 entry into Rally, and 2 participant dinners. Only 1 vehicle will be scored, but the 2nd entry per team may be used for a 2nd vehicle in Time Trials and Autocross.
Important: Only one Autocross or Time Trials entry will be scored for purposes of the Targa, and this entry must be driven with the registered car. The 2nd entry will be to allow the 2nd driver to get more experience, or to collect points towards Autocross/Time Trials season points standings.
Tickets to the SCCA Social (Dinner only) are also available for $16 per person. This is for visitors, spectators, team crew, and anyone else who wants to join us for an evening of socializing and bench-racing.
2019 Texas Region SCCA Autocross Schedule
| Day | Date | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun. | March 24 | Scca #2 | Lone Star Park |
| Sun. | April 28 | Scca #3 | TMS Bus Lot |
| Sun. | June 23 | Scca #4 | TMS Bus Lot |
| Sun. | July 28 | Scca #5 | Lone Star Park |
| Sun. | August 18 | Scca #6 | TMS Bus Lot |
| Sun. | September 22 | Scca #7 | TMS Bus Lot |
| Sun. | October 6 | Scca #8 | TMS Road Course* The TMS Road Course event has special worker requirements which include previous Autocross experience. Again this is worker experience. It has nothing to do with driver experience. Need 3 prior events in any of the local autocross clubs or SCCA events |
| Sun. | November 10 Date Change | Scca #9 | Lone Star Park |
Karts
Texas Region does not currently have venues available that are suitable for karts and is not offering this program. If additional sites become available in the future, the Autocross BoD will determine if Karts will be eligible to participate.
Texas Region Approximate Event Schedule
7:30am – 8:30am…. Registration & Tech Inspection Open
8:00am (approx)….. Course open for walking
8:45am (approx)….. Novice Walk Thru
9:15am (approx) ….. Mandatory Drivers Meeting
9:30am (approx)….. 1st heat Drivers in Grid, 1st heat Workers on course, First Car Out!
Car / Class Registration:
Make sure your registration for this event lists the car you will be driving during the event. If you signed up for Annual Registration or pre-registered for this event and need to change your car/class, check in during Registration and one of the workers will help you.Novices:
Novices compete with open classes. If you register in Novice class, please make sure to include “N” with your class letters/numbers.
Novices:
Novices compete with open classes. If you register in Novice class, please make sure to include “N” with your class letters/numbers.
Helmets:
If you have your own helmet, check label information here to confirm it is valid for competition per the SCCA National
Your helmet must have one of these labels visible. The DOT standard (FMVSS 218) alone is not sufficient. If your helmet is not valid when going through Tech Inspection, it will be held until the end of the event. Loaner helmets will be available at Grid.
Paddock & Grid locations:
Paddock at Bus Lot events, will be the large parking lot just North of the Bus Lot (corner of Victory Circle & Allison Ave). Grid location will be on the Bus Lot on the Northwest corner. Additional Grid information will be provided at the drivers meeting.
Timing:
Live Timing results uploaded as they are scored throughout the day. You’ll be able to view live results with your smart phone, tablet or computer during the event.Live results during the event will be available at: sololive.texasscca.org
Passengers:
Passengers are allowed at Texas Region SCCA Solo events. Any passengers not registered for the event as a competitor must become a weekend member of SCCA and wear an SCCA wristband. There is no charge for passenger weekend membership. The weekend membership form can be completed on-site at the event. General spectators (non-competitors/non-passengers) will still need to sign the regular waiver and must wear a non-competitor/non-passenger wristband.
Texas Motor Speedway Policies:
Texas Motor Speedway prohibits all firearms on their property, including concealed carry.Texas Motor Speedway prohibits drones, quadcopters, or any other type of remote control devices.
Minors:
Minors are allowed on site (except in Grid) with adult supervision at all times. Parent/guardian must be on site and sign the appropriate waiver.
FAQ’s:
If you’re new to Texas Region Solo events, please take a moment to look thru our Frequently Asked Questions page before the event: texasscca.org/solo-faq/