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| 2010 ALSCCA SOLO schedule |
| FEBRUARY | Saturday 27 | TNT |
| MARCH | Saturday 6 | P1 |
| | Saturday 27 | P2 |
| APRIL | Sunday 25 | P3 |
| MAY | Sunday 23 | P4 |
| JUNE | Sunday 6 | P5 SSSS |
| JULY | Sunday 25 | P6 |
| AUGUST | Sunday 29 | P7 |
| SEPTEMBER | Sunday 19 | P8 |
| OCTOBER | Sunday 17 | P9 TVR versus ALSCCA |
| NOVEMBER | Sunday 14 | P10 Charity |
Thanks for your continued support!
Ricky Ragan
RE, ALSCCA
1007 Brian Drive
Leeds, AL 35094
(205) 422-1417
Solo Chairman
SCCA, Alabama Region
| Solo |
Solo, also called auto cross, is a driving skill competition, where you and your car negotiate a closed course marked with traffic cones. Cars and drivers are divided into classes, with the lowest time winning in each class. It’s just one car at a time, so there’s little risk of trading paint with other cars. Solo speeds are relatively low, typically second gear for most cars. The turns come up quickly, with four times the turns of a road race. To get a good low time you must be smooth and precise, and quick. The skills you learn in the parking lot will greatly improve your car control, and help make you a safer driver on the street. If you’ve always been interested in competing, but can’t afford to buy a separate race car, Solo may be the sport for you. The risk of hurting yourself or your car is much lower than most other motorsports, and it’s a great place to learn car control skills while having a lot of fun.
Event Site
Birmingham Race Course
1000 John Rogers Dr.
Birmingham, AL 35210
Tips from an Old Timer
New to Solo? Read this article to get tips on driving and preparing for a Solo.
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