2017 Meeting Information
BOARD / GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING – ALL ARE WELCOME
Meeting starts at 7:30PM unless otherwise noted. You are welcome to arrive early at 6-6:30PM for dinner (at your own cost), and to socialize
Due to the 4th of July Holiday we have moved the July meeting to June 28th
06/28/17 Board Meeting and General Membership Meeting (All Welcome) Tolerico’s Restaurant, 2525 Monroeville Boulevard Monroeville, PA 15146 (412) 824-8016
4/9 Event 1 (SUN)
4/28 Tire Rack Solo Nationals Match Tour – Heavy Metal Showdown – EVO Advantage (FRI)
4/29-4/30 Tire Rack Solo Nationals Match Tour – Heavy Metal Showdown
4/30 (Event 2 Points on SAT, Challenge Events SUN)
5/6 Evo School (Phase 1 SAT)
5/7 Evo School (Phase 2 SUN)
5/20 Event 3 (SAT)
6/18 Event 4 (SUN)
6/25 Event 5 (SUN)
7/8 PVGP AutoX School (SAT)
7/9 PVGP AutoX School (SUN)
7/23 Event 6 (SUN)
8/5 Event 7 (SAT)
8/20 Event 8 (SUN)
10/1 Event 9 (SUN)
10/15 Event 10 (SUN)
May 13-14 2017 65th Cumberland Fire and Ice Majors
August 12-13 2017 Jim”Rocky”Farrar Memorial Sports car Races
ALL EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT Pittsburgh International Race Complex ON THE FULL COURSE
Events in Orange hosted by Steel Cities SCCA
| May 27- 28 | Jefferson Circuit – Summit Point, WV |
| June 10 – 11 | Weatherly Hillclimb – Weatherly, PA |
| June 24 – 25 | Pagoda Hillclimb – Reading, PA |
| July 8 – 9 | Giants Despair Hillclimb – Laurel Run, PA |
| August 5 – 6 | Polish Mountain Hillclimb – Flintstone, MD |
| August 19- 20 | Duryea Hillclimb – Reading, PA |
| September 2 – 3 | Shenandoah Circuit – Summit Point, WV |
| September 16 – 17 | Weatherly Hillclimb – Weatherly, PA |
| To Be Determined | Rose Valley Hillclimb |
| TBA | Awards Banquet – Grantville Holiday Inn |
Do you enjoying Racing?
Want to be close to the action?
Steel Cities SCCA is looking for some volunteer Corner Marshals!
What is a Corner Marshal? Next to the competitors, these marshals are the most visible people on the track. They are viewed by the spectator as an integral part of the race, keeping the track clear, giving instructions to the drivers, and responding to incidents. These are the people who have the front row seats, with no-one getting any closer to the action unless they get their own racing car. They are highly trained to handle crashes, fire, and track cleanup. They have other duties, too, including signaling the drivers with flags, and keeping their sections of the track organized so that racing can proceed efficiently. When handling crashes and fires, these volunteers have been called the “shock troops” of racing, because until the ambulances, fire trucks, and crash/rescue vehicles arrive, the safety and efficiency of the track is in their hands.
What do you need?
THE BASICS: Appropriate full coverage clothing incl Weather/Rain Gear(White colors are a must) Hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen Comfortable Shoes (sturdy shoes or boots w/ ankle protection) Gloves (blaze or safety orange) Whistle (w/ break-away lanyard) Backpack or Track Bucket to carry supplies, munchies, liquids, trinkets, Beverage Cooler, Folding Chair, Cutting tool (Sharp Knife)
FULLY EQUIPPED: Hearing Protection / Safety Glasses, , Rope (minimum 20′ length) Scanner with Headphones
