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Mohawk Hudson Region, SCCA
Solo II Season Championship
To qualify, competitors must be a Mohawk Hudson Region, SCCA member
Season championship points will be awarded at specified events.
There will be 6 categories of classes: Stock, Street Prepared, Street Touring - Street Modified, 
 Prepared - Modified, Ladies, and Novice. The last two classes may be entered at the 
 qualifying participant's option.
Finishing order in each of the categories will be determined by applying the RTP
factor (see table below) to each competitors best time, including pylon penalties.
With each of the above categories, points shall be awarded from first through last
by the following schedule: 50-45-41-38-36-35-34-33-32-31-30- dropping 1 point 
through the last place competitor, with a minimum of 1 point, unless no time is
 scored and those competitors will receive 0 points.
Competitors must compete in a minimum of 3 Mohawk Hudson Region Solo II
Championship events.
Points from all qualifying Mohawk Region Solo II events will be totaled.
All other unattended events will score no points.
To qualify for year end trophies you Must be a member on record by the last scheduled event.
Season Championship trophies shall be awarded at the Mohawk Hudson Region,
SCCA banquet held each January. The top 1/3 of eligible competitors in each  
category shall receive a trophy. Other trophies may also be awarded, including
"Driver of the year", "Novice of the year", "Worker of the year", etc.. The Solo 
Advisory Committee shall make the final decision regarding all trophies.
If you can not work your assigned position during your scheduled time, see
the worker chief and make other work arraignments(work another heat or have
someone work for you). Failure to do this will result in Disqualification
from the event and possibly suspension from future events. This also applies
if you sign in to work but do not perform your assigned work assignment.
If you sign up and switch car # and/or class without notifying Timing,  
you will not receive points for that event.
If you run more than the alotted runs, the number of extra runs best runs will not count
Event Trophies are given out at the end of the event, after the van is loaded . 
Winner must be present to receive Trophy. Optional year end Trophies available
2006 PAX/RTP Index
   
"Racers Theoretical Performance"
   
This Index was developed by Rick Ruth and reflects study of results from over 160 nationwide Solo II events including, the Tire RackÂoped by Rick Ruth and reflects study of results from over 160 nationwide Solo II events including, the Tire Rack® Solo II National Championships, National Tour, Subaru CenDiv Series, Chicago Region SCCA, Tri-State Sports Car Council, Wisconsin Auto crossers Inc., Southeast Divisional Series, San Francisco, San Diego and New England events. Note that FSAE, two new Formula Junior classes and two new supplemental classes (STS2 & STU) have been added for 2004.
   
  SS  0.840   ASP  0.852   XP  0.868   AM  1.000  
  AS  0.831   BSP  0.843   BP  0.862   BM  0.944  
  BS  0.822   CSP  0.838   CP  0.856   CM  0.909  
  CS  0.813     DSP  0.829  DP  0.853  DM  0.881  
  DS  0.798    ESP  0.828  EP  0.858   EM  0.885  
  ES  0.806    FSP  0.814   FP  0.863   FM  0.887  
  FS  0.805                                     GP 0.844   
  GS  0.794                      STS   0.797  FSAE  0.948  
  HS  0.780 STS2  0.802 F125   0.937  
                     STX   0.804 FJ1      0.781  
                                     STU  0.820  FJ2      0.796  
                                      SM   0.845 FJ3      0.830  
                    SM2 0.854 FJ4      0.837  
Courtesy of  Axware  
   
               
APPENDIX B - BUMPING ORDER  
“Bumping” is not approved for championship events. However, the  
following bumping order is recommended for regional events in cases  
where a class is to be combined with another class.  
The progression of the ladies bumping order shall be: if there is only one  
competitor in a Ladies’ Class, that competitor shall move to the parallel  
Open Class. If a class is still not formed, the competitor should then be  
bumped into the next appropriate Ladies’ Class (see diagram). If a class  
has still not been formed, the competitor should again be bumped to the  
appropriate Open Class. This movement would continue until a class is  
formed.  
Example: HSL bump to HS, then to ESL, then to ES, then to DSL, etc.Also,  
Ladies’ Class entrants should be bumped first to create a class. Example:  
If there is only one entrant in each of the three classes CS, DS and DSL,  
the entrant in DSL would be bumped into DS first to form a DS class and  
the CS entrant would then be bumped upward into BS (i.e., it would not  
be correct to bump the DS entrant into CS before considering the DSL  
entrant).  
Proceed left to right following the arrows, until a class is formed. Where  
two bumping paths come together, including Ladies to open bumps, all  
bumps up to the joining point should be done before continuing along the  
bump path.  
   
STOCK CATEGORY  
HS > GS > DS > ES > CS > BS > AS > SS > To correct Street Prepared  
  STS ⇑                           FS ⇑ class for bumped car.  
   
STREET PREPARED CATEGORY  
ESP > BSP > ASP >To correct Prepared class for each bumped car.  
FSP > DSP > CSP > ASP To correct Prepared class for each bumped car.  
      STX ⇑  
   
PREPARED CATEGORY  
CP > BP > > ⇓  
DP > EP > > XP > To DM or EM, whichever is correct for bumped car.  
    FP ⇑  
   
MODIFIED CATEGORY  
EM > DM > CM > BM > AM  
                           
                 FM    F125  
   
STREET MODIFIED CATEGORY  
SM > SM2 > XP  
   
Courtesy of SCCA.org  
In addition, STS2 gets bumped to ES. STU gets bumped to ESP.