Attention hillclimbers, mark your calendars for the 2023 SCCA Appalachian HillClimb Series:
April 21-23: Pine Mountain, Pineville, Kentucky
June 2-4: Flag Rock, Norton, Virginia
July 29-31: Dragon, Robbinsville, North Carolina
August 25-27: Series Finale, Norton, Virginia
[Chasing the Dragon: Interest grows for Hillclimbs]
These events will be hosted by three SCCA Regions–Blue Ridge, Central Carolinas and East Tennessee–with …
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I often hear: Why didn't you tell us about the event earlier??
So mark your calendars now.
You're welcome. :)
David S. Wallens said:
I often hear: Why didn't you tell us about the event earlier??
So mark your calendars now.
You're welcome. :)
Just remember to bump it several times!
In reply to Kreb (Forum Supporter) :
Yes, we should nominate someone here to do that.
How does the classing work for this? What's the usual entry fee?
Kubotai
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10/18/22 8:28 a.m.
jmabarone said:
How does the classing work for this?
There is some information for the Appalachian series here. Basically, they take most (maybe all?) Solo II and SCCA GCR roadrace classes and assign them to one of eight classes.
Other hillclimb series may be different. For example, the Pennsylvania Hillclimb Association (PHA) has some Solo II classes (street prepared and street mod, I think) as well as the GCR classes, some vintage classes and a few others but they have them all as separate classes rather than lumping them together like Appalachian does.
Kubotai
New Reader
10/18/22 8:35 a.m.
jmabarone said:
How does the classing work for this? What's the usual entry fee?
Ok, I missed the second question. I know that the Pine Mountain Hillclimb fee was $325 this year. Others may be different.
Thanks, I edited my initial comment.
I might go this route rather than herd cats to drive the Champcar.