GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2022 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $40. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancellations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Learn the ins-and-outs of rallycross!  Susquehanna region is happy to host a rallycross school on Saturday, April 23rd at the Farm Show Elmerton Lot.  The school is an introduction to driving on a low-friction surface in a competition environment.  Discussion of car prep, rules, and techniques will be followed with driving instruction and practice.  A full course may be included if time allows.

The 2023 Susquehanna RallyCross will be run according to the SCCA RallyCross National Rules as shown on the SCCA website at SCCA.com.

We will accept a maximum of 20 entries.

All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized.

Drivers wishing to compete in one of the Open classes must contact an administrator prior to registering to arrange a technical inspection.

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2023 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

Safety

A 10 MPH speed limit will be strictly enforced for all areas of the venue except when on the actual competition course. Any individual found to be driving unsafely or at excessive speeds may be disqualified at the discretion of the organizers without option to appeal.

Approximate Event Schedule

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:15AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM

Technical Inspection and Helmets

The car will be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car. Items to be inspected may include but are not limited to: seat belts, seats, brakes, wheel bearings, ball joints, lug nuts, throttle return, battery tie-down, and steering. No major fluid leaks will be allowed.  Helmets must be Snell 2010 (M2010 or SA2010) or newer. Loaner helmets will be available.

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

Entries per car

There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

Age Requirements

A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

License Requirements

A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. If a driving permit requires a parent/legal guardian, that person or an approved instructor must be present in the vehicle. Competitors and passengers must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATIO
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2023 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancellations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancellations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancellations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancellations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2023 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2022 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

Anyone using a Susquehanna loaner helmet must have a balaclava or purchase one for $2.

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancellations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

SATURDAY EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

SUNDAY EVENT TIMETABLE

The Match Tour will begin after the AM event on Sunday once we have all drivers and brackets completed.

• 7:30AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:30AM: Course open for walking
• 7:30AM: Tech & Registration open
• 8:00AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:30AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:45AM: Driver’s meeting
• 9:00AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Learn the ins-and-outs of rallycross!  Susquehanna region is happy to host a rallycross school on Saturday, April 13th at the Farm Show Elmerton Lot.  The school is an introduction to driving on a low-friction surface in a competition environment.  Discussion of car prep, rules, and techniques will be followed with driving instruction and practice.  A full course may be included if time allows.

The 2024 Susquehanna RallyCross will be run according to the SCCA RallyCross National Rules as shown on the SCCA website at SCCA.com.

We will accept a maximum of 20 entries.

All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized.

Drivers wishing to compete in one of the Open classes must contact an administrator prior to registering to arrange a technical inspection.

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2024 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

Safety

A 10 MPH speed limit will be strictly enforced for all areas of the venue except when on the actual competition course. Any individual found to be driving unsafely or at excessive speeds may be disqualified at the discretion of the organizers without option to appeal.

Approximate Event Schedule

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8 AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8 AM
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s Classroom: 9:30 AM
• Lunch Break: 11:30 AM
• Driving Drills: 12:30 PM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00 PM

Technical Inspection and Helmets

The car will be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car. Items to be inspected may include but are not limited to: seat belts, seats, brakes, wheel bearings, ball joints, lug nuts, throttle return, battery tie-down, and steering. No major fluid leaks will be allowed.  Helmets must be Snell 2010 (M2010 or SA2010) or newer. Loaner helmets will be available.

Entries per car

There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

Age Requirements

A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

License Requirements

A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. If a driving permit requires a parent/legal guardian, that person or an approved instructor must be present in the vehicle. Competitors and passengers must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2024 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2024 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancelations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

Registration
ONLY ONLINE PRE-REGISTRATION WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE EVENT. NO WALK UPS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Pre-register here for the school for $100, or the TNT for $75.00. Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Walk-ups are not accepted. Registration and tech will remain open until the driver’s meeting

HEAT DETAILS
If you are participating in the school, you will have be attending the morning session earlier, as the school will be held two hours prior to the test and tune. You will get first priority for the first hour of test & tune runs, and you can run for any 2 additional heats in the afternoon, and work one heat.

The test & tune event will be held in 4 (four) 1-hour heats.  You will work 1 hour and get 3 hours of runs.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION
Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of the car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license at registration. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for the entire weekend. Check your email for a member number to use on any additional weekend event entries that are set up as separate events.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: PLEASE ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

SCHOOL SCHEDULE:

• 7:00AM – 7:30AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:30 AM: SCHOOL Registration & Tech open 
• 8:00 AM: Novice walk
• 8:30 AM: SCHOOL Registration & Tech close
• 8:45AM to 11:00AM: Driver’s meeting & school runs

TEST & TUNE SCHEDULE:

• 10:45AM – 11:00AM: Suggested arrival 
• 11:00AM: Registration & Tech open
• 12:00AM: Registration & Tech close
• 12:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 12:30AM: Test & Tune runs begin

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2024 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2024 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancelations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2024 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2024 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancelations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2024 Susquehanna Region RallyCross Championship Series will operate in accordance with the SCCA RallyCross Rules as shown on the SCCA website.

These condensed supplementary regulations are designed to help the first time participant as well as those who have run elsewhere before but are not familiar with our procedures. They explain the Region’s rules and guidelines to help make RallyCross events run smoothly, and to help clarify any questions or misconceptions about the running of the region’s RallyCross series events. All competitors are responsible for reading and understanding all rules and regulations. The full list of our updated supplemental regulations can be found here.  

ENTRY FEES
Entry fees may vary based upon venue and event type. Entrants who are not SCCA members must purchase an SCCA Weekend Membership. 

EVENT CHECK-IN
Competitors must be prepared to present their valid driver’s license, and may be required to provide a valid SCCA Membership Card or proof of Weekend Membership purchased for the weekend when checking in or registering at the event venue.

EVENT SCHEDULE – APPROXIMATE

• Suggested arrival time: 7:30-8AM
• Registration & Tech opens at 8AM
• Novice meeting/course walk: 9AM – *MANDATORY for all drivers who have not previously run with Susquehanna Region RX
• Registration & Tech close at 9:10 AM
• Driver’s meeting: 9:30AM
• First car off: 10AM
• Finish and cleanup: 4:00PM 

EVENT SAFETY
In general, we ask our participants to use common sense and consider the following:

• Paddock/ grid speed limit is 10 mph
• Spinning of tires anywhere on or near the site (except on course) is grounds for immediate ejection from the event
• No reckless driving at the event including out on course
• No minor under the age of sixteen (16) is allowed in grid unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
• Never turn your back on a moving vehicle, especially when working the course
• No horseplay involving a moving vehicle
• All pets must be on a leash at all times; and may not be in any “hot” areas (grid/course)
• Anyone at an event who must work under their vehicle MUST have that vehicle supported by jack stands or ramps suitable for soft surfaces.
• Participation while under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be tolerated
• Use common sense, this list is not exhaustive as there are too many no-no’s to list

WAIVERS
Competitors, workers, crew and guests must sign the SCCA Liability Release Waiver and display the wrist band issued to them to indicate that the waiver has been signed. Persons participating at any level of event activity who are under the age of 18 must have the appropriate Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement Forms Completed by their parent or legal guardians. Forms are available at registration.

RUN PROCEDURE / SCHEDULE
We will run two sessions of competition, a morning session and an afternoon session, likely with course changes between sessions.

We will run two groups of competitors, Group A and Group B. Groups will be comprised of complete car classes. Groups will be organized to have the same number of drivers, or as close the same number of drivers as possible.

The grid sheet outlining which classes are in each group will be posted at registration.

Drivers will be gridded within their class in reverse order of which they registered. This means the earlier you register, the better your starting position. 

CAR/DRIVER LIMITS
There will be a maximum of two drivers per car per run group.

METHOD OF TIMING
Our events will be electronically timed with pneumatic hose triggers at start and finish.  Times are reported and recorded to the thousandth of a second. 

PENALTIES
A two (2) second penalty will be charged for each upright cone knocked down or displaced, including those after the finish.

A ten (10) second penalty will be charged for missing a gate or going around an upright cone the wrong way.

In the case of a DNF or a jump start, a bogey time will be awarded for that run. That bogey time will be calculated by using the slowest raw time, per class, per run group, plus twenty (20) seconds.

SCORING
Each driver will be scored on his/her total accumulated time for all official runs, including penalties. 

MECHANICAL FAILURE
One (1) 15-minute mechanical break (referred to as a “mechanical”) may be taken per event to make necessary repairs. 

VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION
All national SCCA RallyCross classes will be recognized:

Exhibition (X) class may be used when more than 2 drivers are sharing a car and you cannot go up a class, or if 2 drivers wish to be in opposite groups. X class cars are not scored and therefore are not eligible for season points. 

In addition to vehicle eligibility as defined in the 2024 RallyCross rulebook, drivers wishing to compete in a truck, SUV, or crossover must reference the rollover rating found on the website for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( https://www.nhtsa.gov/ratings ). If your specific vehicle is not listed, a vehicle from that same production run a.k.a. “generation”, may be referenced. Vehicles with a rollover risk greater than 17% are barred from entry. Trucks, SUVS, and crossovers not rollover rated on the NHTSA website are also barred from entry. Any suspension modifications that raise the height of any given vehicle will be reviewed for entry eligibility by the Safety Steward. Final discretion of eligibility (special exemption or exclusion) will be ultimately decided by the Safety Steward or program chairs

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION / CAR NUMBERS
A driver will choose his/her one, two or three digit number at registration. It is highly recommended numbers be approximately 8” high and of a contrasting color. Class lettering is recommended to be approximately 4” high and also of contrasting color.

A leading “0” is no longer permitted.

TECHNICAL INSPECTION AND HELMETS
Every competition vehicle shall be inspected to verify that it is in proper working order, and has a legible registered entrant number on each side of the car.

Helmets must be Snell 2010 or newer (M2010 or SA2010).

LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must possess a valid driver’s license or driving permit and be prepared to show it at registration. Permit or restricted licenses shall be allowed as set forth by the SCCA RallyCross rules.

Competitors must be SCCA Members. SCCA Weekend Memberships will be available at registration at a cost of $15.00. 

AGE REQUIREMENTS
A competitor must be a minimum of 16 years old and those under 18 must have a properly executed SCCA minor waiver.

WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT
The SCCA strives to ensure ALL participants at its events and activities enjoy a welcoming environment. The SCCA supports equality of opportunity and treatment for all participants, and will make every effort to maintain an environment that is free of harassment, discrimination and any behavior that interferes with a safe, fun and exciting experience.  A commitment to a welcoming environment and the SCCA Values is expected of all members and attendees, including drivers, workers, crew, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors, and other participants at SCCA activities, sessions and social events when representing the SCCA in print or electronic media. 

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Go to http://www.scca-susq.com for official results.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancelations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.

Registration
Pre-register here for $45. Walk-ups will not be accepted at either sessions of double-header events.  Once registered, make sure that your name shows up on the entry list to confirm your entry. Registration and tech will remain open until the beginning of the drivers’ meeting.

HEAT DETAILS
Heat details are generally provided in our Facebook group by the Friday prior to the event. However, changes may be made the morning of to accommodate different numbers of drivers in each class. If the number of entries at an event becomes too great, the number of heats may be increased. We will make every effort to determine if the number of heats will be increased prior to the event, but most likely the decision to add a heat will not be made until the day of the event, after all entries/cancelations have been processed, and total number of entrants or classes is counted.

We plan to give each entrant four (4) runs. Novice class will run in the same heat with their corresponding Open Class.

NUMBERS / CLASS IDENTIFICATION

Entrants must provide their own car numbers and class identification. Download printable numbers and class letters>>

The driver is responsible for determining the car’s classification. View a quick-guide for car class allowances>>

Car numbers and class information must be displayed on both sides of their car during competition runs. Numbers and letters conforming to Section 3.7 of the SCCA Solo Rulebook are highly recommended (8” high numbers, 4” high class identification). In the event that your vehicle already has painted or other permanent numbers that do not reflect your number and/or class, they must be covered or crossed out. Regardless of which numbers you use, make sure to place them on your car before going through tech inspection. The Tech Chief and/or Solo Chair have final say in determining whether identification is appropriate.

REQUIREMENTS

You must show your valid driver’s license. If you are not an SCCA member, you will be required to buy a $15 Weekend Membership. Only buy one membership for the weekend. It is good for both AM and PM events. Check your email for a member number to use on the additional weekend event entry, or email registration@scca-susq.com if you do not receive one.

All competitors and spectators must sign the insurance waiver and wear helmets while on course. View helmet certification requirements>>

Speed is limited to 5 MPH in the pits and the surrounding areas. No tire warm ups will be permitted. Your car must pass our technical inspection in order to compete. You are strongly advised to drive slowly/conservatively on public roads surrounding the event.

EVENT TIMETABLE

AFTERNOON SESSION TIMELINE DEPENDS ON ENDING OF MORNING SESSION AND CHECK IN OF ALL PRE-REGISTERED DRIVERS, so it is flexible.

Please note that none of these times are guaranteed, but just estimates.  Times may change due to the outcome of the morning event.  Make sure to plan ahead and arrive earlier rather than later in the morning. Depending on the total number of entries for the AM event, this suggested time schedule may change. In that event, we will post on our Facebook group and email all pre-registered competitors with revised information.

MORNING EVENT TIMETABLE
NOTE: MORNING SESSION – STARTS EARLIER THAN USUAL. ARRIVE ON TIME! Call a friend or organizer if you have an emergency. We must have time to finalize registration before the runs start and can not take very late entrants, even if you have pre-registered.

• 7:00AM: Suggested arrival time
• 7:00AM: Course open for walking
• 7:00AM: Tech & Registration open
• 7:30AM: Novice Walk Through at the start line
• 8:00AM: Tech and Registration close
• 8:15AM: Driver’s meeting
• 8:30AM: First car off

Depending on how the AM schedule is going, we may take a short break after the AM event is over (30 minutes to 1 hour) and the PM event will take place after the break.  Make sure you bring something to eat for lunch, as the break in between events is not guaranteed.