ATL Region SCCA 2017 Points 7 -Braselton, GA

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ATL Region SCCA 2017 Points 7 -Braselton, GA

Time: August 13, 2017 from 7am to 5pm
Location: Road Atlanta
Street: 5300 Winder Highway
City/Town: Braselton, Ga
Website or Map: http://www.atlantascca.org
Phone: (770) 455-SCCA (7222)
Event Type: car-racing
Organized By: ATLANTA REGION SCCA
Latest Activity: Aug 8, 2017

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Registration ends in 4 days on August 12, 2017 5:00 PM EDT

Until further notice we will be running on a three-heat format.  Each class will be placed into Heat A, B, or C.  Attempts will be made to keep the same classes running together throughout the season, but some classes may need to shift to help balance the numbers in the three heats.  Which heat runs at what point during the day will rotate throughout the season, so that everyone will have equal time running first, working first, and resting first.  Please pay attention to the Heat assignments that are posted at Registration. 

 

Of all the groups running at Road Atlanta, SCCA encompasses the widest variety of competition vehicles. On any given weekend you’re likely to see races with production-based cars from the smallest commuter vehicle through fire-breathing Corvettes and Vipers, single-seat formula cars from 40 hp VW engines and 600cc motorcycle drivetrains through winged monsters that resemble F1 or Indy Cars, purpose-built, tube frame “silhouette” GT cars that resemble production cars, and multiple classes of open cockpit sports racers with varying levels of performance. And while we don’t (yet) have a class for SUVs or mini-vans, we DO have a class for compact pick-up trucks!

All these cars can’t be on the track at the same time so there are multiple races for the different classes throughout the weekend, sometimes as many as eight in one day. If you happen to be disinterested in what you’re seeing right now, wait thirty minutes for something else. And for those who like to move around to various viewing spots around the track, we also have selected races that last up to three hours as well.

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