[mothra]

I am new to all this but I have noticed that not many people that compete in the SCCA Prorally series compete in all events. How many people and class break downs run the entire series?

Why not an east series and a west series, and a full national series? All using existing events on the pro calendar. To be eligible for points/trophies have to enter all events on the calendar. Running the full national would require entering all national events. Running the east series would require entering all events on the east calendar. Running the west would require entering all events on the west calendar.

 

[Trevor Donison]

>I am new to all this but I have noticed that not many people
>that compete in the SCCA Prorally series compete in all
>events. How many people and class break downs run the
>entire series?
>
>Why not an east series and a west series, and a full
>national series? All using existing events on the pro
>calendar. To be eligible for points/trophies have to enter
>all events on the calendar. Running the full national would
>require entering all national events. Running the east
>series would require entering all events on the east
>calendar. Running the west would require entering all events
>on the west calendar.

Rally Racing news index (Ed Brennan) has these statistics.

Plenty of people have suggested the East/West, never got off the ground. WSRC is the western version of what you are suggesting.

 

[spoier]

Long live the WSRC!
Now if only it included a BC event.

Edit: http://www.wsrally.org/ <- WSRC website

Skye Poier
Seattle, WA

 

[Trevor Donison]

>Long live the WSRC!
>Now if only it included a BC event.
>
>Edit: http://www.wsrally.org/ <- WSRC website
>
>Skye Poier
>Seattle, WA

WSRC is in its first year. Have to walk before you can jog. Better to carefully grow a long term series, then here today gone tomorrow.

 

[Carlos Lopez]

Wait....

Carlos Lopez
E.T. Racing
Car # 151