Top Ten Reasons to come to Blackhawk Farms this weekend

Top Ten Reasons to come to the Fall Sprints at Blackhawk Farms this coming weekend (Oct. 9/10):

10. The trees will be colorful.
9. It is the last event in Central Division for 2004.
8. It is a good, old fashioned, 2 day single regional.
7. The event is the double points finale for the 2004 Tro Manufacturing Presents the Area 5 Championship Series Sponsored by Continental Acura/Audi.
6. We should be done with all race groups somewhat early on Sunday
5. The Luau in the Pavilion after the last checkered on Saturday.
4. Each group has two 30-minute qualifying sessions on Saturday.
3. Each group has a national length (24 lap) race.
2. The weather forecast is good (high's 68-71, partly cloudy, 20% chance of rain, per weather.com as of oct 3).
1. All this for the same entry fee as last year.

For more information, and an entry form, please see http://www.scca-chicago.com/roadracing/200...blackhawk_fall/.


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Kevin Coulter
[email protected]

Kevin,
FYI: I'm bringing my check book and plan to file protests against any miata in the IT group that does not have the correct class designation on it.
As i and many others have said on this site and others we are sick of the miata's running out on track in our group with sometimes up to 3 car classes listed on the car. We do not know if they are running ITA,SM,SMT or whatever. I will not fight with a car that is not in my class but, how do i know if it is or isn't
Since transponders have become the norm this,has been an issue. 3-4 years ago if this had happened T&S would be screaming their heads off about the car having the correct class on it.
I was planning to get together with you fri pm or early sat to discuss this but, since you are on this site here you go.

Bob clark
#76 ITA Cen-Div
SCCA IT Advisory Committee

It may be the last one in Cendiv but it is not part of the Cendiv Series, is it?

The last CenDiv Champ series race was last Sunday at M-O.

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Marty Doane
ITS RX-7 #13
CenDiv WMR