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ynotdd
post Mar 8 2004, 11:56 AM
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were does your club get there autocross rules from ? Prade rules? modified prade? or do they just make them up? my club always used modified prade rules now they went to a totally new set( two weeks before the first autocross)of rules . 2.0 914 in same class as a 89 911 carrera or a 89 930? wish me luck!!
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J P Stein
post Mar 8 2004, 02:54 PM
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Our local PCA uses the bottom tier (I think) PCA rules based soley on engine size......runwhatchabrung. Simple, but not too fair in some cases, tho we do break out the ladies into their own classes for awards. With 40-50 cars, it doesen't make much sense to have 20 classes.

Last year (for the first time), they started to pass out trinkets for class winners (anybody need some Porsche crest valve stem caps?....they'd be neat on a Boxster (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) )....then, after the season was over, decided to give trophys for overall-for-the-year class winners.....kinda cool.
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