Continued for the 2020 Season - the SASC will be using racing numbers assigned to drivers. The benefit to becoming an SASC member is that you can now reserve a racing number for the duration of the season, so if you’ve ever wanted to purchase a set of magnetic or static cling numbers now you can.
In order to reserve a particular racing number you must:
1. Have a valid 2020 SASC Membership (
https://www.motorsportreg.com/events/southern-alberta-solosport-club-sasc-membership-973862)
2. Reserve one of the following numbers:
1-199: Reserved Numbers Only (non-members cannot use these numbers)
200-699: Open Numbers (members can also reserve)
700-999: NEW DRIVERS ONLY (have done less than 3 autocross events) (this is so we can easily identify first time, new drivers)
Other numbers (i.e. 1000+ are not permitted)
3. Numbers will be on a first come, first served basis (unless you were a regular in 2019 with a consistent number and renew before April 30 - see point #4), please email Gabe at Secretary.SASC@gmail.com to reserve a number.
4. Folks that were members/regulars in 2019 and used a particular number in the 2019 season will have first dibs on that number until April 30th, 2020. If those folks don’t renew their membership by that date and someone with a valid 2020 membership does request that particular number they will lose it.
5. You can only reserve one number. If you have a co-driver, he or she must also be a member and request that number him/herself
The current list of reserved numbers is as follows:
Duane J 4
Murray P 5
Peter Mc* 7
Patrick S 8
Tom G 12
Ken P 13
Dallin B 18
Dylan R 19
Gary S 21
Stevlin v* 22
Mark T 26
Gabe N 27
David St* 28
Kirsten M 44
Alex C 47
Ian G 48
Steve Mi.* 68
Ben Y 71
Shane R 73
John H 76
Shannon W 82
Chris S 86
Stephen H 88
Doug C 91
Shane L 93
Darcy K 98
Jo P 105
Adam S 112
Mary F 128
James C* 130
Glenn H 131
Ryan C 142
Dave C 147
Cole M 160
Trista R 169
Marco L 170
Wes B 258
Zach S 539
(List updated July 15 2020)
THIS LIST WILL BE UPDATED PERIODICALLY
FYI, if you're planning on getting a permanent set of numbers made up and you want to use those numbers at US events i.e. Packwood or Lincoln keep in mind that the SCCA has different rules for numbers which are:
In each class
1-99 for first driver
100-199 for second driver
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