Next Meeting Dates.
 
        Nov 24th, Dec 8th, Dec 22nd, Jan 5th, Jan 19th, Feb 2nd.

MEETING FORMAT

Drivers are graded depending on ability and will usually race with others of a similar standard.
Each meeting consists of 3 rounds of Heats followed by one round of Finals. There can be up to 10 drivers in a heat or final. The fastest time for each driver places him in a qualifying list which is used to determine positions for the Finals. The first 5 - 10 fastest qualifiers will form the A Final, then the next 5 - 10 fastest qualifiers form the B Final etc...

(Info for newcomers to the hobby) The club uses transponders. these are small boxes usually attached to your car body-shell. When your car passes over the timing loop, the transponder sends a signal to the timing computer and your lap is counted. If you do not put a transponder on your car then your laps will not be counted. If you do not have a hole in your body-shell for a transponder, don't panic, we can make it for you, just ask.

Further Information

Booking in starts at approximately 6-30, and closes at 7-15 sharp. If you're running a bit late but still want to race, ring up one of the committee members before 7-15 and we will enter you into the event. See Contact Us page for mobile numbers. Meetings finish at 10-30 pm.

If it is your first visit to the club, say hello to the guys at race control when you first arrive and give them your name, your frequency, and your ability level, ie: novice..... intermediate.....etc.

After you have finished racing, place your car on the pit table and go straight out to marshal.

It costs £10.00 per driver per class to race at the SRCC Meetings A discount is applied if you run in a 2nd class but you must ensure your marshalling duties are covered.