ETRSCCA Solo Points #10
- When
- Where
- Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, TN
- Event type
- autocross
ETRSCCA Solo Points #10 takes place at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, TN. We recommend all attendees, especially novices, arrive by 7:30 AM. Registration and Tech will be open from 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM. Course walks begin at 8:00 AM, with novice walks starting at 8:30 AM. The course closes for walking at 9:30 AM, followed by the driver's meeting at 9:30 AM. Runs begin at 10:00 AM. Upon arrival, all participants must sign the waiver, check in at the trailer, and complete the technical inspection. Competitors must adhere to the 96 db sound policy. Any car that receives two consecutive DNFs will require a qualified ETR driver to ride along on the next run. Burnouts, donuts, and other forms of "hoonage" are prohibited on or around the event site. All vehicles must pass a safety inspection before running. This inspection checks for a securely bolted battery, tires without exposed cord, properly functioning wheel bearings, shocks, steering, and suspension, good operating seat belts, firm brakes with proper fluid levels, removal of all loose items, secure wheel lugs, and safe throttle return action. Excessive fluid leaks are not permitted. Annual Tech Stickers are available for $3.00 and require permanent classing letters and numbers on both sides of the car for eligibility. These numbers and letters must be legible from 100 feet away while in motion. Novices must include "N" as the first letter in their class designation (e.g., NAS, NEST, NXP). SCCA membership cards will be verified at check-in. Non-SCCA members must register for a weekend membership, which is free for passengers. Minors under 18 must have a completed SCCA Minor Annual Waiver, which can be notarized in advance or completed on site with both parents/legal guardians present and witnessed by an adult SCCA member. Loaner helmets are available but limited; participants are encouraged to bring their own SCCA-approved helmet. Two-driver cars must follow SCCA numbering rules: the first driver selects a number from 0-99, and the co-driver selects the same number plus 100 (e.g., 75 and 175, or 4 and 104). Single driver cars may select any number between 0-99.