I also run in the DC region and love the format. If you know you have
something to do on race day in the afternoon, you can just simply sign up
for an earlier heat. (Unless you have YNS numbers, but that's good for other
reasons.) You know that you'll be working either the first or second half of
your heat.. usually a 1.5-2 hour block of time.
Ian
'81 Scirocco FSP
-----Original Message-----
From: Travis Dixon [mailto:travisd@tubas.net]
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 10:43 PM
To: autox@autox.team.net
Subject: Work Assignments
The way we've been running events in the DC Region for the past year
is doing a split-heat arrangement. Heats of 30-40 drivers
are split into half - first half runs while other works. Assignments
are done for the first half as they come in from their first
runs, and changeover is fairly quick (no walkthru, etc, all cars
stay in grid).
I believe that this arrangement came via the Susq. region (credit where
it's due...)
--travis
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