Indy Solo Points #1

1. Minors

A minor waiver document must be completed and submitted to registration if a minor driver (5 - 17 years old), a minor passenger (12 - 17 years old or >57" tall), or a minor worker (12 - 17 years old) will be entering the "hot" areas of competition (staging, grid, start, finish, course, etc).
Children under 12 years old (except minor drivers) are not permitted in "hot" areas per the Solo Rules section 1.3.2.0.

There are two different forms for minor waivers, depending on when they are signed:

One form can be signed and notarized by a notary public:
http://indyscca.org/SoloFiles/SCCA_Minor_Notary_1068_09_2020.pdf

The other form can be signed and signed off by an IndySCCA official at registration:
http://indyscca.org/SoloFiles/SCCA_Minor_SCCA_Official_1068_09_2020.pdf

BOTH parents' signatures must be present and witnessed by a notary public or by an IndySCCA official at registration.
The minor's signature must be present and witnessed by a notary public or by an IndySCCA official at registration.
If a parent/guardian has sole custody, the parent/guardian must have a completed and signed affidavit stating he/she has sole custody and that no other parent/guardian has a lawful claim to custody of the minor.

**WAIVERS MUST BE PRINTED DOUBLE-SIDED AND IN FULL COLOR!!**

2. 4 Wheel Drive or High Center of Gravity Vehicles

Due to the increased chance of rollovers, 4-wheel drive vehicles (not AWD) or vehicles with a high center of gravity and a narrow track are not allowed. Examples of excluded vehicles include but are not limited to:
Any vehicle on light truck-rated tires.
Any vehicle with a 4-wheel drive transfer case.
Any full-size van.
Any mini-van.
Any vehicle with a lift kit.
Any vehicle with a wheelbase exceeding 116 inches.
Any vehicle deemed by the Solo Chairman, Event Chairman, or Solo Safety Steward to be at risk of a rollover.
Examples of vehicles: Suzuki Samurai, Jeep CJ series, Geo Sidekick, Chevy Blazer, Ford Explorer, Dodge Caravan, Honda Odyssey, Ford F150 4WD, Dodge Ram 4WD, Chevy Silverado 4WD

3. Uncompleted Work Assignments

All competitors MUST complete their scheduled work assignment in order to be eligible for event trophies or year-end points. If a competitor does not complete their work assignment during their scheduled time, the competitors' scheduled runs will be forfeited and the entry fee will not be refunded. If the competitor does not complete their work assignment after completing their scheduled runs, the competitor will be disqualified from the event, will not be eligible for trophies, and will not score any points toward year-end awards. If it is documented that a competitor has skipped work assignments at more than one event during a season, the competitor will be subject to possible exclusion from competing in future events per the Solo Chairman’s discretion.

4. Car numbering and lettering.

Per National rules, numbers must be a minimum of 8" high with a 1.25" stroke. Class letters must be a minimum of 4" high with a 0.75" stroke. They may be made of any durable material that contrasts with the car’s paint. We will allow tape if the finished product meets requirements and is on the car before tech occurs. The correct width tape in different colors will be provided at the event for people who don’t bring their own numbers.
“Shoe polish” numbers will not be allowed.
Positioning the numbers on the car’s paint is preferred, but numbers may be placed on the car’s rear-side windows with the following conditions: The numbers/letters must meet size and material requirements (no shoe polish). The window must be adequately tinted so that high contrast is maintained. If the tinting allows much light/detail to pass through the window, then the high contrast is lost and won't be allowed. The numbers and letters do not have to be the same color, as long as high contrast is achieved. So, panel numbers that are the correct size, and have high contrast with the panel, can be used with a different class color to maintain contrast with the car color.

5. Helmets

Helmets meeting the following standards must be worn while on course:
All helmets meeting the latest and two immediately preceding Snell Foundation standards (SA 2020, SA2015, SA2010, SAH2010, EA2016, M2020D, M2020R, M2015, M2010, K2020, K2015, K2010), SFI standards (31.1/2020, 31.1/2015, 31.1/2010, 41.1/2020, 41.1/2015, 41.1/2010) or FIA Standards (8860-2018, 8860-2018-ABP, 8859-2015, 8860-2010).
For maximum protection, helmets must fit securely and should provide adequate peripheral vision. The chin strap must be securely fastened.

Loaner helmets may be given on a first-come, first-served basis as the club has limited loaner helmets. A valid form of ID will be retained while the loaner helmet is in use.

6. Car Classifications

Competitors are encouraged to determine the classification of their own car prior to the event. In the event a competitor does not know where their car will be classified, please ask for help during registration on-site.

The following website can be used to help in determining the classification of the car: https://www.scca-classifier.com