What To Expect At A Points Event

If you have any questions about car classing or anything else, please email an organizer before the event. Arrive at the event by 8AM. We are usually done by 3PM. This will give you enough time to register/check in, prep the car, go through tech, and walk the course.

Remove everything from your car; a tote is very useful to keep all your things together and dry. Listen to the Event Chair and Safety Stewards; they will guide you through the event and answer any questions you might have. There will be lots of walking and standing, so make sure you get plenty of rest the night before and wear comfortable shoes.

Keep in mind that you will be both a worker and a driver. The event is split into two heats; those who drive in the morning have to work the course in the afternoon and vice versa. Heat 1 drivers who abandon their heat 2 work duties will not be welcomed back to a second event.

Did you say “Points” event?

Yes. If you’re a current NEOHIO Region member of the SCCA, then we’re tracking the points you earn at each event. At the end of the season we’ll post results. In February, we’ll present awards to the top drivers at the Banquet. Check out the Rules for more information.

Get Involved

This is a 100% volunteer, club-operated, non-profit organization, with the primary goal to promote motorsports and motorsports awareness in the greater Northeastern Ohio region and beyond. If you’re looking to get involved, you can contribute in a number of ways:

  • Join the Solo Planning Committee. Email the Solo Chair to be included on emails and meetings.
  • Attend NEOHIO Board meetings. Held every first Tuesday of the month. Check the Calendar or The Blower for the latest meeting info.
  • Sign up for core work assignments during registration. These are work assignments that start before the first car gets in the paddock: event coordination, waivers, tech check, course design, etc. Every little bit helps. And we’ll give you a discount, too.
  • Become a Solo Safety Steward. Without a Steward our events cannot and do not happen. The training process takes a while, but is vital to our program. Join our mailing list for information on upcoming training seminars.

Waivers & Affidavits

Safety is our first concern, having fun is second. We will not tolerate anything that compromises the safety of any participant or attendant, or anything that can compromise the availability of the site for our club. In order to comply with the insurance policy provided to us by the SCCA:

  • All adults must sign an annual waiver and event waiver.
  • All minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who is not driving.
  • Children 12 and under must stay out of the “hot” zone (grid, trailer, course).
  • All minors 13 and older that enter any “hot” zones must have an annual waiver signed by both parents, witnessed by a current SCCA member (download waiver here) or a Notary (download Notary form here).
    • Guardians with sole custody must also sign and notarize an annual affidavit affirming sole custody (download affidavit here).