| autoslalom.ca | 02-18-2006 12:35 PM |
Canadian National AutoSlalom Championship
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SPDA Presents
ASN Canada FIA
Canadian National AutoSlalom Championship
August 4 � 6, 2006
ASN Canada FIA
Canadian National AutoSlalom Championship
August 4 � 6, 2006
| KC | 02-18-2006 01:47 PM |
More details?
Website?
Location?
Website?
Location?
| Robin2 | 02-18-2006 02:03 PM |
Weird they didn't put more details cause it was just posted today..... it's right on their main webpage:
[url]http://spda-online.ca/[/url]
Here's the release:
SPDA Presents
ASN Canada FIA
Canadian National AutoSlalom Championship
August 4 � 6, 2006
SPDA is proud to bring to the community of grassroots motorsports enthusiasts this year�s Premier Driving Skills Challenge. 2006 brings this event to Toronto, Ontario, Canada at a venue location like no other!
It�s all about friends, it�s all about family, it�s all about creating a weekend filled with activities for everyone. Competitors with their families can take advantage of the many attractions that Toronto has to offer. There are water parks, theme parks, shopping malls, golf courses, tourists� sites and more. Most of these are within a 15 minute drive from the competition site.
Here are just a few of the local attractions:
Canada�s Wonderland
Ontario Science Center
Royal Ontario Museum
CN tower
Yorkdale Mall
Ontario Place
Vaughan Mills Mall
Woodbine Centre
Wild Water Kingdom
Center Island
The weekend will be filled with activities that promise to keep every attendee occupied and happy. We will do our best to help make your stay enjoyable by providing information to local attractions as well as a complimentary shuttle service, for select locations, to and from the competition area. A selection of accommodations awaits you, from specially priced hotels to camp grounds.
Competitor Pleasers:
- Ride Share Race prepped car loaners for co-drives
- Mechanical shop access by sponsor dealers
- Do it yourself �shop access� with full line of air tools
- Towing Services
Spectator Pleasers:
- Show and Shine for Day 2 & 3 in a separate lot
- Dyno �Truth or Dare� at the Vendor Midway
- Vendor Midway featuring premier aftermarket suppliers and vendors from the region
- Pro-Solo Exhibition on Day 1. (Time Permitting)
Family Pleasers:
- City Tours
- Courtesy Shuttles
- Family Outings
Venue:
- A challenging, long, flowing, �Pick Your Line� course layout
- 200,000 Square feet of �Show and Shine� Area
- 200,000 Square feet of Vendor Midway
- 250,000 Square feet of Paddock Area with trailer parking
- Security patrolled (24 hours) for people leaving cars/tools/equipment
- Stands, awnings, tents, for shading
- Seating areas for spectators.
Rules:
The ASN / FIA Canadian Autoslalom Championships will use the CAC2006 rule set. Rules will be posted as soon as they are made available through the CAC.
Registration:
Registrations will be received online. Advanced registration is $100.00 before May 1, 2006, and $125.00 on or after May 2, 2006. Registration is limited to 200 competitors.
General Agenda
Day 1
8:30 - 10:30 Open Test and Tune
10:45 - 2:45 Exhibition �Pro-Solo� open to all registered competitors. Full narration with seasoned MC. (Time Permitting)
3:00 - 8:00 Open Test and Tune
10:00 � 4:00 Vendor Midway
Day 2
7:00 � 8:15 Late Registrations
8:30 Driver�s Meeting
8:45 Cars Gridding
9:00 First run out
4:00 Last run out
4:30 Driver�s Meeting and Results
6:00 Drivers and Guests Courtesy Party / Social
Day 3
7:00 � 8:15 Late Registrations
8:30 Driver�s Meeting
8:45 Cars Gridding
9:00 First run out
4:00 Last run out
4:30 Driver�s Meeting
6:00 Awards Presentation & Celebration
Stay tuned for details as they become available at: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url]
[url]http://spda-online.ca/[/url]
Here's the release:
SPDA Presents
ASN Canada FIA
Canadian National AutoSlalom Championship
August 4 � 6, 2006
SPDA is proud to bring to the community of grassroots motorsports enthusiasts this year�s Premier Driving Skills Challenge. 2006 brings this event to Toronto, Ontario, Canada at a venue location like no other!
It�s all about friends, it�s all about family, it�s all about creating a weekend filled with activities for everyone. Competitors with their families can take advantage of the many attractions that Toronto has to offer. There are water parks, theme parks, shopping malls, golf courses, tourists� sites and more. Most of these are within a 15 minute drive from the competition site.
Here are just a few of the local attractions:
Canada�s Wonderland
Ontario Science Center
Royal Ontario Museum
CN tower
Yorkdale Mall
Ontario Place
Vaughan Mills Mall
Woodbine Centre
Wild Water Kingdom
Center Island
The weekend will be filled with activities that promise to keep every attendee occupied and happy. We will do our best to help make your stay enjoyable by providing information to local attractions as well as a complimentary shuttle service, for select locations, to and from the competition area. A selection of accommodations awaits you, from specially priced hotels to camp grounds.
Competitor Pleasers:
- Ride Share Race prepped car loaners for co-drives
- Mechanical shop access by sponsor dealers
- Do it yourself �shop access� with full line of air tools
- Towing Services
Spectator Pleasers:
- Show and Shine for Day 2 & 3 in a separate lot
- Dyno �Truth or Dare� at the Vendor Midway
- Vendor Midway featuring premier aftermarket suppliers and vendors from the region
- Pro-Solo Exhibition on Day 1. (Time Permitting)
Family Pleasers:
- City Tours
- Courtesy Shuttles
- Family Outings
Venue:
- A challenging, long, flowing, �Pick Your Line� course layout
- 200,000 Square feet of �Show and Shine� Area
- 200,000 Square feet of Vendor Midway
- 250,000 Square feet of Paddock Area with trailer parking
- Security patrolled (24 hours) for people leaving cars/tools/equipment
- Stands, awnings, tents, for shading
- Seating areas for spectators.
Rules:
The ASN / FIA Canadian Autoslalom Championships will use the CAC2006 rule set. Rules will be posted as soon as they are made available through the CAC.
Registration:
Registrations will be received online. Advanced registration is $100.00 before May 1, 2006, and $125.00 on or after May 2, 2006. Registration is limited to 200 competitors.
General Agenda
Day 1
8:30 - 10:30 Open Test and Tune
10:45 - 2:45 Exhibition �Pro-Solo� open to all registered competitors. Full narration with seasoned MC. (Time Permitting)
3:00 - 8:00 Open Test and Tune
10:00 � 4:00 Vendor Midway
Day 2
7:00 � 8:15 Late Registrations
8:30 Driver�s Meeting
8:45 Cars Gridding
9:00 First run out
4:00 Last run out
4:30 Driver�s Meeting and Results
6:00 Drivers and Guests Courtesy Party / Social
Day 3
7:00 � 8:15 Late Registrations
8:30 Driver�s Meeting
8:45 Cars Gridding
9:00 First run out
4:00 Last run out
4:30 Driver�s Meeting
6:00 Awards Presentation & Celebration
Stay tuned for details as they become available at: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url]
| mtnbkrcr | 02-18-2006 02:41 PM |
Thanks for the info now I'll have to look at my calendar. :cool:
| 10th Warrior | 02-18-2006 02:55 PM |
[quote]August 4 � 6, 2006[/quote]
hmm, maybe i should line up a codrive and then convince the g/f this is a good weekend to go visit her folks :)
hmm, maybe i should line up a codrive and then convince the g/f this is a good weekend to go visit her folks :)
| AUTOwrXER | 02-18-2006 04:19 PM |
Perfect time of year to be in Canada. Interesting...
| CamaroFS34 | 02-18-2006 05:26 PM |
Toronto is a sweet place to visit, and it's half the distance to Topeka... hmmmmm..... ;)
Karen
Karen
| KC | 02-18-2006 06:06 PM |
Yeah, 10 hrs for me. :)
I know there are guys that come from CA to nats. Calendar is open that weekend.... written on the calendar. :)
Hmmmmm
I know there are guys that come from CA to nats. Calendar is open that weekend.... written on the calendar. :)
Hmmmmm
| Paul H | 02-18-2006 10:21 PM |
Site is up.
[URL=http://autoslalom.ca]nationals[/URL]
Paul H
[URL=http://autoslalom.ca]nationals[/URL]
Paul H
| CamaroFS34 | 02-19-2006 02:58 PM |
[QUOTE=KC]Yeah, 10 hrs for me. :)[/QUOTE]
Less than 9 hours for me. And that was when I drove my crusty, trusty '82 Ford Escort there and back. :lol:
I think an international road trip may be in order! ;)
Is there anything us Yankees can bring to be as obnoxious to the Canadians as Dennis Grant's hockey-stick-as-a-Canadian-flag-pole was supposed to be? ;)
Karen
Less than 9 hours for me. And that was when I drove my crusty, trusty '82 Ford Escort there and back. :lol:
I think an international road trip may be in order! ;)
Is there anything us Yankees can bring to be as obnoxious to the Canadians as Dennis Grant's hockey-stick-as-a-Canadian-flag-pole was supposed to be? ;)
Karen
| KC | 02-19-2006 06:09 PM |
Copies of the Stanley Cup? :lol: (That is if a Canukistanian team doesn't win).
I think we can think of something. We have a lot of time to consider. :D
I think we can think of something. We have a lot of time to consider. :D
| wrxkix | 02-19-2006 07:34 PM |
What is required to sign up if us USA SCCA types want to show up? Is there a membership fee, or do we just sign up for the event? Is this the Canadian equal to Topeka? Do they typically meet their limit of 200? Would a DS legal WRX still stay in DS in Canada by their points system?
Sorry for all the questions, but I am guessing about 13 hours from central Va, sure looks tempting.
Steve
Sorry for all the questions, but I am guessing about 13 hours from central Va, sure looks tempting.
Steve
| Paul H | 02-19-2006 07:50 PM |
Steve, we have a web site up and running to help answer your questions. The site has been set up specifically for this event.
Go to [url]www.autoslalom.ca[/url] and sign up.
There will be posts on things for the family and friends to do if they do for the weekend. Suggestions for accomodations and shortly links to local attractions. There will be rules posted up once they are released.
Paul H
Go to [url]www.autoslalom.ca[/url] and sign up.
There will be posts on things for the family and friends to do if they do for the weekend. Suggestions for accomodations and shortly links to local attractions. There will be rules posted up once they are released.
Paul H
| 101rs | 02-19-2006 07:50 PM |
I may be wrong, but i believe they allow SCCA memeber to run. I'll double check and let you know.
a SCCA DS would be legal in our DS.
in stock classes you have 2 points to play with. Things like sways bars, R-compound tires, and different sized rim are equal to one point each.
The 2006 rule set havn't been released yet, but as soon as they are they will be posted on [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url] forum.
We normally get about 100 people out to regional events out in Toronto, but so far we have seen alot of interest in this event from people around Canada. I think we will most likely reach the 200 limit.
a SCCA DS would be legal in our DS.
in stock classes you have 2 points to play with. Things like sways bars, R-compound tires, and different sized rim are equal to one point each.
The 2006 rule set havn't been released yet, but as soon as they are they will be posted on [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url] forum.
We normally get about 100 people out to regional events out in Toronto, but so far we have seen alot of interest in this event from people around Canada. I think we will most likely reach the 200 limit.
| JoeT | 02-19-2006 08:03 PM |
Hi All,
All SCCA Members don't have any additional fees, just show up with your club membership cars, and your SCCA membership card, and that's all there is to it. Pay the registration fees, and you're good to go.
Hope this helps.
All SCCA Members don't have any additional fees, just show up with your club membership cars, and your SCCA membership card, and that's all there is to it. Pay the registration fees, and you're good to go.
Hope this helps.
| KC | 02-19-2006 08:34 PM |
Sweet. Theres also an event that some here in new england go to at PEI/Slemon that weekend.... but Toronto is closer... and its on my calendar. :)
I'll wait to see the rules before asking what class. ;)
I'll wait to see the rules before asking what class. ;)
| angryfist | 02-19-2006 09:20 PM |
i ran out there like 2 years ago. i believe my stx car was in ESP under their class rules. the point system is a little weird, almost like the car and driver series point system.
i'm less than 4 hours away so i'll probably be there :)
i'm less than 4 hours away so i'll probably be there :)
| buster | 02-20-2006 01:26 AM |
SPDA is first class and runs amazing events. Many organizations could learn alot from these guys. You'll have a great time if you go for sure.
| Storm | 02-20-2006 02:21 AM |
Hmmm....talking the co-driver into it shouldn't be too hard.....
Jay Storm
Jay Storm
| bbimpreza | 02-20-2006 08:06 AM |
[QUOTE=angryfist]i ran out there like 2 years ago.[/QUOTE]
Last time Jason and I went out there, they told Jason and Kris that I was not allowed back due to the fact that I was putting down faster times than the local guys. Maybe they will make an exception for this. :p
I will probably be there.
Last time Jason and I went out there, they told Jason and Kris that I was not allowed back due to the fact that I was putting down faster times than the local guys. Maybe they will make an exception for this. :p
I will probably be there.
| angryfist | 02-20-2006 08:58 AM |
[QUOTE=bbimpreza]Last time Jason and I went out there, they told Jason and Kris that I was not allowed back due to the fact that I was putting down faster times than the local guys. Maybe they will make an exception for this. :p
I will probably be there.[/QUOTE]
:lol: oh yeah, i forgot about them telling us not to come back (jokingly of course) :lol:
I will probably be there.[/QUOTE]
:lol: oh yeah, i forgot about them telling us not to come back (jokingly of course) :lol:
| KC | 02-20-2006 09:25 AM |
I know some of the guys come down to Topeka every year. And it looks like there's some that go up to Canada every year.
Is there room for an international auto-x event? Is this something in the making?
Is there room for an international auto-x event? Is this something in the making?
| JoeT | 02-20-2006 01:38 PM |
[QUOTE=KC]I know some of the guys come down to Topeka every year. And it looks like there's some that go up to Canada every year.
Is there room for an international auto-x event? Is this something in the making?[/QUOTE]
As for not coming back, why would anyone say that.. LOL ;) We welcome laying the smack down on smack talkers. But seriously, come on up it'll be a fun contest.
Anyways about an [b]international challenge[/b] why not. We have an unofficial provincial challenge going on, just for you I changed the title to "Provincial / International Challenge"! :banana:
Click on this link to put in your 2 cents. If you guys want to form a team and go for "raw times" you're welcome to lay smack down on the poor humble Canadians.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&topic_id=4&forum=8&type=[/url]
But take it easy on us, we bruise easilly... :D
Is there room for an international auto-x event? Is this something in the making?[/QUOTE]
As for not coming back, why would anyone say that.. LOL ;) We welcome laying the smack down on smack talkers. But seriously, come on up it'll be a fun contest.
Anyways about an [b]international challenge[/b] why not. We have an unofficial provincial challenge going on, just for you I changed the title to "Provincial / International Challenge"! :banana:
Click on this link to put in your 2 cents. If you guys want to form a team and go for "raw times" you're welcome to lay smack down on the poor humble Canadians.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&topic_id=4&forum=8&type=[/url]
But take it easy on us, we bruise easilly... :D
| Robin2 | 02-20-2006 11:16 PM |
Some of our regulars were at Ft Myers for the National tour last weekend.... in EM and DS...
| mykrrrr | 02-21-2006 05:00 AM |
[QUOTE=bbimpreza]Last time Jason and I went out there, they told Jason and Kris that I was not allowed back due to the fact that I was putting down faster times than the local guys. Maybe they will make an exception for this. :p
I will probably be there.[/QUOTE]
:lol: Billy/Jason, I'll go if you guys go. :D
I will probably be there.[/QUOTE]
:lol: Billy/Jason, I'll go if you guys go. :D
| Scooby921 | 02-21-2006 10:18 AM |
[QUOTE=mykrrrr]:lol: Billy/Jason, I'll go if you guys go. :D[/QUOTE]
Same here! Is Alex going along too?
Same here! Is Alex going along too?
| Paul H | 02-23-2006 01:01 PM |
For those wondering about the classification and rules, the file has been updated and is available for download.
[URL=http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15&forum=6]2006 ASN classifications[/URL]
Hope to see some of you up here!
Paul H
[URL=http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15&forum=6]2006 ASN classifications[/URL]
Hope to see some of you up here!
Paul H
| KC | 02-23-2006 01:20 PM |
[QUOTE=Paul H]For those wondering about the classification and rules, the file has been updated and is available for download.
[url]www.atuoslalom.ca[/url]
Hope to see some of you up here!
Paul H[/QUOTE]
Link is misspelled.. and it doesn't lead to the rules.. or I can't find them.
--kC
[url]www.atuoslalom.ca[/url]
Hope to see some of you up here!
Paul H[/QUOTE]
Link is misspelled.. and it doesn't lead to the rules.. or I can't find them.
--kC
| JoeT | 02-23-2006 02:23 PM |
It's [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url] rules are in this forum: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=6[/url]
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
| KC | 02-23-2006 02:41 PM |
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15&forum=6[/url]
I *still* don't see any rules tho. Just car classification.. preliminary at that. In another thread is a link to a different site with 2005 rules. ([url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8&forum=6[/url])
I'm not trying to be difficult here, but when you say something is up... make a more direct link to it to make it easier on somone wherever possible.
So far, the 2006 rules haven't been published, or I *still* cannot find them.
I *still* don't see any rules tho. Just car classification.. preliminary at that. In another thread is a link to a different site with 2005 rules. ([url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8&forum=6[/url])
I'm not trying to be difficult here, but when you say something is up... make a more direct link to it to make it easier on somone wherever possible.
So far, the 2006 rules haven't been published, or I *still* cannot find them.
| KC | 02-23-2006 02:51 PM |
:lol: In looking at the rules.. who stole from who as far as images go... cone placement, car lettering.. all the smae images! :lol:
Did SCCA copy from ASN or did ASN copy from SCCA?
Ok, looking at the 2005 rules, I'd still be fine in BS. Heck, I get to add a rear swaybar in stock (since I still have my stock front one). :devil:
Yeah, this could be fun.
Did SCCA copy from ASN or did ASN copy from SCCA?
Ok, looking at the 2005 rules, I'd still be fine in BS. Heck, I get to add a rear swaybar in stock (since I still have my stock front one). :devil:
Yeah, this could be fun.
| JoeT | 02-23-2006 03:55 PM |
Correct,
The 2006 rules have not been sent out yet by the Canadian Autoslalom Committee, the only thing that's on the site is the "preliminary" car classifications. We'll be updating the site as soon as information arrives.
Thanks
[QUOTE=KC][url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15&forum=6[/url]
I *still* don't see any rules tho. Just car classification.. preliminary at that. In another thread is a link to a different site with 2005 rules. ([url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8&forum=6[/url])
I'm not trying to be difficult here, but when you say something is up... make a more direct link to it to make it easier on somone wherever possible.
So far, the 2006 rules haven't been published, or I *still* cannot find them.[/QUOTE]
The 2006 rules have not been sent out yet by the Canadian Autoslalom Committee, the only thing that's on the site is the "preliminary" car classifications. We'll be updating the site as soon as information arrives.
Thanks
[QUOTE=KC][url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15&forum=6[/url]
I *still* don't see any rules tho. Just car classification.. preliminary at that. In another thread is a link to a different site with 2005 rules. ([url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8&forum=6[/url])
I'm not trying to be difficult here, but when you say something is up... make a more direct link to it to make it easier on somone wherever possible.
So far, the 2006 rules haven't been published, or I *still* cannot find them.[/QUOTE]
| zzyzx | 02-23-2006 05:50 PM |
[QUOTE=KC]Copies of the Stanley Cup? :lol: (That is if a Canukistanian team doesn't win).
I think we can think of something. We have a lot of time to consider. :D[/QUOTE]
Hey, 1/2 my family is Canukistani, so don't be saying isht aboot 'em, eh?
I say we reserve a yank only paddock spot and call it South Park.
Sounds interesting, though, plenty of relatives to crash at...
I think we can think of something. We have a lot of time to consider. :D[/QUOTE]
Hey, 1/2 my family is Canukistani, so don't be saying isht aboot 'em, eh?
I say we reserve a yank only paddock spot and call it South Park.
Sounds interesting, though, plenty of relatives to crash at...
| JoeT | 02-24-2006 10:42 AM |
[QUOTE=zzyzx]Hey, 1/2 my family is Canukistani, so don't be saying isht aboot 'em, eh?
I say we reserve a yank only paddock spot and call it South [b] Trailer [/b]Park.
Sounds interesting, though, plenty of relatives to crash at...[/QUOTE]
Fixed! :p
(It's a joke) :banana:
I say we reserve a yank only paddock spot and call it South [b] Trailer [/b]Park.
Sounds interesting, though, plenty of relatives to crash at...[/QUOTE]
Fixed! :p
(It's a joke) :banana:
| KC | 02-24-2006 10:43 AM |
[QUOTE=JoeT]Fixed! :p
(It's a joke) :banana:[/QUOTE]
Ok, that's it. Gloves are off. :D
--kC
(It's a joke) :banana:[/QUOTE]
Ok, that's it. Gloves are off. :D
--kC
| JoeT | 02-24-2006 11:00 AM |
[QUOTE=KC]Ok, that's it. Gloves are off. :D
--kC[/QUOTE]
Seriously though, we'd be more than happy to reserve a spot for all Nasioc participants. Click on this link and select Paddock Area:
This will give you an aerial shot of the place.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/googlemaps/[/url]
--kC[/QUOTE]
Seriously though, we'd be more than happy to reserve a spot for all Nasioc participants. Click on this link and select Paddock Area:
This will give you an aerial shot of the place.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/googlemaps/[/url]
| KC | 02-24-2006 11:02 AM |
Cool. There's a racetrack just north and east of there that's even much bigger!
| JoeT | 02-24-2006 11:44 AM |
Yes, it's a horse race track... With nice soft dirt, and nicely groomed grass. You can go there after the event, and spend your hard earned dollars on the slots. We have a little bit of everything.
That place is called "Woodbine" race track, and the Queens Plate us run there. This is a real Queen, with crown and everything, as opposed to the other defination of Queen. We have those too, but it's downtown, at Church and Wellesly (not that there's anything wrong with that).
That place is called "Woodbine" race track, and the Queens Plate us run there. This is a real Queen, with crown and everything, as opposed to the other defination of Queen. We have those too, but it's downtown, at Church and Wellesly (not that there's anything wrong with that).
| KC | 02-24-2006 11:46 AM |
[QUOTE=JoeT]Yes, it's a horse race track... With nice soft dirt, and nicely groomed grass. You can go there after the event, and spend your hard earned dollars on the slots. We have a little bit of everything.
That place is called "Woodbine" race track, and the Queens Plate us run there. This is a real Queen, with crown and everything, as opposed to the other defination of Queen. We have those too, but it's downtown, at Church and Wellesly (not that there's anything wrong with that).[/QUOTE]
I was looking at the parking lot to the west. :)
This queen at the horsetrack you speak of.. is she a horse? :p
That place is called "Woodbine" race track, and the Queens Plate us run there. This is a real Queen, with crown and everything, as opposed to the other defination of Queen. We have those too, but it's downtown, at Church and Wellesly (not that there's anything wrong with that).[/QUOTE]
I was looking at the parking lot to the west. :)
This queen at the horsetrack you speak of.. is she a horse? :p
| CamaroFS34 | 02-24-2006 01:40 PM |
[QUOTE=JoeT]We have those too, but it's downtown, at Church and Wellesly (not that there's anything wrong with that).[/QUOTE]
I always saw them at Yonge and Bloor....
I always saw them at Yonge and Bloor....
| JoeT | 02-24-2006 02:28 PM |
[QUOTE=KC]This queen at the horsetrack you speak of.. is she a horse? :p[/QUOTE]
Depends on your taste of women.. :p
Actually the parking lots there, some are quite nice and smooth, but the others are questionable at best. They run events there, like the Canadian Carting Championships, but you'd have to resere it 2 years in advance. The RFP for this event wasn't even launched until December.
Depends on your taste of women.. :p
Actually the parking lots there, some are quite nice and smooth, but the others are questionable at best. They run events there, like the Canadian Carting Championships, but you'd have to resere it 2 years in advance. The RFP for this event wasn't even launched until December.
| FantaSTIc4 | 02-25-2006 01:53 AM |
Count me in...
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I am interested in going to this event. If anyone else is from the Indiana area, let me know. I registered on their forum, so as soon as more details become available we can start making roadtrip plans. Only about eight hours from Fort Wayne!
:banana:
TJ
:banana:
TJ
| JoeT | 02-27-2006 10:32 PM |
Hi All,
Thanks for the interest in attending. We encourage anyone that's interested to sign up at the Autoslalom web site.
The registrered participants at the [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url] web site will recieve an email ahead of everyone, when the registration actually opens.
Also, the registration link will only be available to registered users of the site, in other words, you must be logged in.
We like to reward the people that have given their input to the site and to the event. It's our little way of thanking you for the feedback.
Our intent is to make this the "absolute best" event ever in Canada. If it's successful, be assured it'll only get better from here.
Thank You
Thanks for the interest in attending. We encourage anyone that's interested to sign up at the Autoslalom web site.
The registrered participants at the [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca[/url] web site will recieve an email ahead of everyone, when the registration actually opens.
Also, the registration link will only be available to registered users of the site, in other words, you must be logged in.
We like to reward the people that have given their input to the site and to the event. It's our little way of thanking you for the feedback.
Our intent is to make this the "absolute best" event ever in Canada. If it's successful, be assured it'll only get better from here.
Thank You
| Zuffy | 02-27-2006 11:48 PM |
[QUOTE=JoeT]
Our intent is to make this the "absolute best" event ever in Canada. If it's successful, be assured it'll only get better from here.
Thank You[/QUOTE]
Good on you for the great promotion. I wasn't really planning on competing in this year's Canadian Nationals, but now it's got me thinking. Any competitive DS WRX's that wouldn't mind a co-driver? :D
Our intent is to make this the "absolute best" event ever in Canada. If it's successful, be assured it'll only get better from here.
Thank You[/QUOTE]
Good on you for the great promotion. I wasn't really planning on competing in this year's Canadian Nationals, but now it's got me thinking. Any competitive DS WRX's that wouldn't mind a co-driver? :D
| JoeT | 02-28-2006 12:23 AM |
[QUOTE=Zuffy]Good on you for the great promotion. I wasn't really planning on competing in this year's Canadian Nationals, but now it's got me thinking. Any competitive DS WRX's that wouldn't mind a co-driver? :D[/QUOTE]
Hi Zuffy,
The webmaster for the site is a DS competitor... with a little positive motivation, I'm sure he'll more than consider a co driver....
There is a forum topic at the site for "co-drivers".
Things that make you go hummmmm... :disco:
Hi Zuffy,
The webmaster for the site is a DS competitor... with a little positive motivation, I'm sure he'll more than consider a co driver....
There is a forum topic at the site for "co-drivers".
Things that make you go hummmmm... :disco:
| JoeT | 04-30-2006 09:41 PM |
Registration officially opens on May 1, 2006.
We invite all Autoslalom enthusiasts to test their skills against Canada's top Autoslalom drivers. On August 4 - 6 2006, expect nothing but the absolute best challenge from Canada's top 200 competitors.
Registration officially opens May 1, 2006. Registrations recieved before May 30th 2006 will recieve $25.00 off registration.
Registration Fees:
Before May 30th: $100.00 for all 3 days
ASN Levy: $25.00
Paypal administration fee of 3% will be applied during time of registration.
On or after June 1, 2006:
Registration: $125.00
ASN Levy: $25.00
Paypal administration fee of 3% will be applied at time of registration.
How do I register?
Step 1: Register to the Autoslalom.ca site by clicking on the registration link on top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/register.php[/url]
Step 2: Register for the event, by clicking on Event Registration on the top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
Step 3: Pay for the event through Paypal, by clicking on the "paypal" link in the registration page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/xdonations/[/url]
Step 4: Once Paypal has sent in the confirmation of payment, you're account will automatically be updated and you'll see a stylized "R" under your forum name. When you see this "R" visit the registration page again, and select your competition number.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
As easy as that.
Participate in conversing with your fellow competitors in the forums, discover where to stay by clicking on the "maps" link, and feel free to roam the site. Team Autoslalom.ca is looking forward to hosting the best event, specially designed for you.
Thank You
Team Autoslalom.ca
We invite all Autoslalom enthusiasts to test their skills against Canada's top Autoslalom drivers. On August 4 - 6 2006, expect nothing but the absolute best challenge from Canada's top 200 competitors.
Registration officially opens May 1, 2006. Registrations recieved before May 30th 2006 will recieve $25.00 off registration.
Registration Fees:
Before May 30th: $100.00 for all 3 days
ASN Levy: $25.00
Paypal administration fee of 3% will be applied during time of registration.
On or after June 1, 2006:
Registration: $125.00
ASN Levy: $25.00
Paypal administration fee of 3% will be applied at time of registration.
How do I register?
Step 1: Register to the Autoslalom.ca site by clicking on the registration link on top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/register.php[/url]
Step 2: Register for the event, by clicking on Event Registration on the top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
Step 3: Pay for the event through Paypal, by clicking on the "paypal" link in the registration page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/xdonations/[/url]
Step 4: Once Paypal has sent in the confirmation of payment, you're account will automatically be updated and you'll see a stylized "R" under your forum name. When you see this "R" visit the registration page again, and select your competition number.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
As easy as that.
Participate in conversing with your fellow competitors in the forums, discover where to stay by clicking on the "maps" link, and feel free to roam the site. Team Autoslalom.ca is looking forward to hosting the best event, specially designed for you.
Thank You
Team Autoslalom.ca
| KC | 05-05-2006 09:33 AM |
Bump!
| KC | 05-25-2006 01:06 PM |
Anyone going to make the trip out/up?
| jcroy66 | 05-25-2006 01:55 PM |
Not us. We have Cirque du Soleil tickets for Friday night.
| angryfist | 05-25-2006 02:11 PM |
i'll probably go... anyone want to lend me some r-comps :)
| KC | 05-25-2006 02:32 PM |
I might try out a rear sway bar on the car since its allowed in stock up there. :)
| corey_dyck | 05-25-2006 03:51 PM |
I'll be there, but in a Miata in CSS. It'll be the red one with Manitoba plates, hopefully winning it's class. ;)
[QUOTE=KC]I might try out a rear sway bar on the car since its allowed in stock up there. :)[/QUOTE]
Careful, an SCCA Stock car is right at it's point limit. It's 1 point for each swaybar, 1 point for R-compound tires, and 1 point for any wheel size changes. You are allowed 2 points in Stock class. Oh, and the tires can't stick out further than the top of the fenders.
[QUOTE=KC]I might try out a rear sway bar on the car since its allowed in stock up there. :)[/QUOTE]
Careful, an SCCA Stock car is right at it's point limit. It's 1 point for each swaybar, 1 point for R-compound tires, and 1 point for any wheel size changes. You are allowed 2 points in Stock class. Oh, and the tires can't stick out further than the top of the fenders.
| KC | 05-25-2006 06:09 PM |
Many have found that a bigger front bar isn't doing much for an RX8. I tried one, hated it. I have my stock one on. Some say they like one that's marinally stiffer... I say I can drive better than what that provides.
Wheels must be same size as standard in SCCA Stock... so no issue there. And have you ever seen tires on an RX8 in relation to the wheel well? :lol: I have at least an inch to spare in each one.
Just shocks (allowed), r-comps +1, and maybe a rear sway bar +1. :devil:
--kC
Wheels must be same size as standard in SCCA Stock... so no issue there. And have you ever seen tires on an RX8 in relation to the wheel well? :lol: I have at least an inch to spare in each one.
Just shocks (allowed), r-comps +1, and maybe a rear sway bar +1. :devil:
--kC
| Nuwan | 07-03-2006 01:16 AM |
Demo Classes Announced for the ASN Canada FIA Autoslalom Championships
[b]Breaking News!!! STS, STX, STU Now part of exhibition classes!!![/b]
The ASN Canada FIA Autoslalom Championships will now host additional exhibition classes. These classes are intended to provide a greater depth of competition to the �Streeet Tire� classes. Competitors with specialty vehicles but using high performance street tires are now able to participate in their own class, and enjoy the adrenaline pumping action.
[b]Test your mettle against the best of the best!![/b]
[b]Register Today to be part of the action!![/b]
[b]Registration Instructions[/b]
How do I register?
Step 1: Register to the Autoslalom.ca site by clicking on the registration link on top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/register.php[/url]
Step 2: Register for the event, by clicking on Event Registration on the top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
Step 3: Pay for the event through Paypal, by clicking on the "paypal" link in the registration page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/xdonations/[/url]
Or here for instructions on how to pay by cheque!
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/topicmanager.php[/url]
Step 4: Once Paypal has sent in the confirmation of payment, or your cheque is recieved your account will automatically be updated and you'll see a stylized "R" under your forum name. When you see this "R" visit the registration page again, and select your competition number.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
As easy as that.
Participate in conversing with your fellow competitors in the forums, discover where to stay by clicking on the "maps" link, and feel free to roam the site. Team Autoslalom.ca is looking forward to hosting the best event, specially designed for you.
Thank You
Team Autoslalom.ca
[b]Breaking News!!! STS, STX, STU Now part of exhibition classes!!![/b]
The ASN Canada FIA Autoslalom Championships will now host additional exhibition classes. These classes are intended to provide a greater depth of competition to the �Streeet Tire� classes. Competitors with specialty vehicles but using high performance street tires are now able to participate in their own class, and enjoy the adrenaline pumping action.
[b]Test your mettle against the best of the best!![/b]
[b]Register Today to be part of the action!![/b]
[b]Registration Instructions[/b]
How do I register?
Step 1: Register to the Autoslalom.ca site by clicking on the registration link on top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/register.php[/url]
Step 2: Register for the event, by clicking on Event Registration on the top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
Step 3: Pay for the event through Paypal, by clicking on the "paypal" link in the registration page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/xdonations/[/url]
Or here for instructions on how to pay by cheque!
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/topicmanager.php[/url]
Step 4: Once Paypal has sent in the confirmation of payment, or your cheque is recieved your account will automatically be updated and you'll see a stylized "R" under your forum name. When you see this "R" visit the registration page again, and select your competition number.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
As easy as that.
Participate in conversing with your fellow competitors in the forums, discover where to stay by clicking on the "maps" link, and feel free to roam the site. Team Autoslalom.ca is looking forward to hosting the best event, specially designed for you.
Thank You
Team Autoslalom.ca
| Nuwan | 07-11-2006 08:19 PM |
[b]Dyno Truth or Dare!![/b]
How about having some fun with a 2WD dyno. Now's your chance for some bragging rights.
Japanese Auto will be bringing their Dynapac Dyno to the CAC this year. At the venue, they will be providing tuning information as well as live dyno sessions. The Dynapac Dyno is complete with A/F readings so you can check the state of tune for your car.
There is a slight charge to dyno your car, but it's also your chance to confirm what you've been feeling.
Bring a group of friends, and play Dyno truth or dare!
Make your best guess as what the readings might come out as, and if you get within 5 hp, of the actual plot, earn extra discounts.
Thanks to [url]http://www.japanese-auto.com[/url] for supporting the CAC and the motorsports community.
[b]Register Today to be part of the action!![/b]
[b]Registration Instructions[/b]
How do I register?
Step 1: Register to the Autoslalom.ca site by clicking on the registration link on top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/register.php[/url]
Step 2: Register for the event, by clicking on Event Registration on the top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
Step 3: Pay for the event through Paypal, by clicking on the "paypal" link in the registration page.
http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/xdonations/"
Or
Click Here for instructions on how to pay by cheque!
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=97&forum=3[/url]
Step 4: Once Paypal has sent in the confirmation of payment, or your cheque is recieved your account will automatically be updated and you'll see a stylized "R" under your forum name. When you see this "R" visit the registration page again, and select your competition number.
Pick Your Number Here
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
As easy as that.
Participate in conversing with your fellow competitors in the forums, discover where to stay by clicking on the "maps" link, and feel free to roam the site. Team Autoslalom.ca is looking forward to hosting the best event, specially designed for you.
Thank You
Team Autoslalom.ca
How about having some fun with a 2WD dyno. Now's your chance for some bragging rights.
Japanese Auto will be bringing their Dynapac Dyno to the CAC this year. At the venue, they will be providing tuning information as well as live dyno sessions. The Dynapac Dyno is complete with A/F readings so you can check the state of tune for your car.
There is a slight charge to dyno your car, but it's also your chance to confirm what you've been feeling.
Bring a group of friends, and play Dyno truth or dare!
Make your best guess as what the readings might come out as, and if you get within 5 hp, of the actual plot, earn extra discounts.
Thanks to [url]http://www.japanese-auto.com[/url] for supporting the CAC and the motorsports community.
[b]Register Today to be part of the action!![/b]
[b]Registration Instructions[/b]
How do I register?
Step 1: Register to the Autoslalom.ca site by clicking on the registration link on top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/register.php[/url]
Step 2: Register for the event, by clicking on Event Registration on the top of the page.
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
Step 3: Pay for the event through Paypal, by clicking on the "paypal" link in the registration page.
http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/xdonations/"
Or
Click Here for instructions on how to pay by cheque!
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=97&forum=3[/url]
Step 4: Once Paypal has sent in the confirmation of payment, or your cheque is recieved your account will automatically be updated and you'll see a stylized "R" under your forum name. When you see this "R" visit the registration page again, and select your competition number.
Pick Your Number Here
[url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/formulize/index.php?fid=3[/url]
As easy as that.
Participate in conversing with your fellow competitors in the forums, discover where to stay by clicking on the "maps" link, and feel free to roam the site. Team Autoslalom.ca is looking forward to hosting the best event, specially designed for you.
Thank You
Team Autoslalom.ca
| Storm | 07-12-2006 12:39 AM |
Anyone know how many rooms are blocked off for us Subie folks?
I wonder if I can get a straight answer from Yoshio why he'll tune from 99 up but not the 98s.....
Jay Storm
I wonder if I can get a straight answer from Yoshio why he'll tune from 99 up but not the 98s.....
Jay Storm
| JoeT | 07-12-2006 07:13 AM |
There are about 150 rooms blocked off for the Subie folks.
| KC | 07-12-2006 07:40 AM |
Jay,
Aren't the 98s the DOHC engines? Is there anything different between them and the SOHCs?
I believe I have a room there, not sure. Need to check my e-mails to see if I have made a reservation yet. I think I did.
--kC
Aren't the 98s the DOHC engines? Is there anything different between them and the SOHCs?
I believe I have a room there, not sure. Need to check my e-mails to see if I have made a reservation yet. I think I did.
--kC
| Storm | 07-12-2006 08:48 AM |
Still need to book a room yet. Shouldn't be too much of a problem.
We got our ECU figured out now.....I just wanted to pick his brain a bit, bounce some ideas off him.
Jay
We got our ECU figured out now.....I just wanted to pick his brain a bit, bounce some ideas off him.
Jay
| Nuwan | 07-16-2006 11:35 AM |
Club Challenge, you're invited!
The ASN Canada FIA, Canadian Autoslalom Championships, hosted by MSOC and SPDA are putting out a general invitation to your club.
Create a team of your best show cars.
Best Single Marque Team
Best Race Replica
Largest Single Club Turnout
This event is located near the airport, at the Toronto Convention Center. A space with enough parking for 200 cars will be reserved, and your spots will be allocated to you.
Click on this link for the location: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/googlemaps/[/url]
Mazda, Subaru, Toyota, Suzuki, Pontiac, Ford, GM, Dodge, all are welcome. Put together your best shot at showing your pride an joy, and let the public decide on which group will win the best team award. Courtesy of your sponsors.
Date: August 5 - 6, 2006
Location: Toronto Convention Center, 650 Dixon Road, Toronto, Ontario
Hosting Club: MSOC, SPDA (Mazda Sportscar Owners Club, Subaru Performance Drivers Association)
Fee: $0.00
Register your team today.
Information required:
Group Name:
Club Represented:
Cars in your Team: (Minimum 4 cars / team)
Brief description of each car:
All cars must have a description of the modifications to the car nicely posted the driver side rear window.
Register Today: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=12[/url]
Team Autoslalom.ca
The ASN Canada FIA, Canadian Autoslalom Championships, hosted by MSOC and SPDA are putting out a general invitation to your club.
Create a team of your best show cars.
Best Single Marque Team
Best Race Replica
Largest Single Club Turnout
This event is located near the airport, at the Toronto Convention Center. A space with enough parking for 200 cars will be reserved, and your spots will be allocated to you.
Click on this link for the location: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/googlemaps/[/url]
Mazda, Subaru, Toyota, Suzuki, Pontiac, Ford, GM, Dodge, all are welcome. Put together your best shot at showing your pride an joy, and let the public decide on which group will win the best team award. Courtesy of your sponsors.
Date: August 5 - 6, 2006
Location: Toronto Convention Center, 650 Dixon Road, Toronto, Ontario
Hosting Club: MSOC, SPDA (Mazda Sportscar Owners Club, Subaru Performance Drivers Association)
Fee: $0.00
Register your team today.
Information required:
Group Name:
Club Represented:
Cars in your Team: (Minimum 4 cars / team)
Brief description of each car:
All cars must have a description of the modifications to the car nicely posted the driver side rear window.
Register Today: [url]http://www.autoslalom.ca/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=12[/url]
Team Autoslalom.ca
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