Open Overall

Ladies Overall

Open Autocross

Ladies Autocross

Open Rally

Ladies Rally

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When:
Saturday, January 7, 2012
5:30 PM Cocktail hour
6:30 PM Dinner

Where:
Illinois Terminal Building (Click here to view on Google Maps).
Parking is available in the main lot and the parking lot on the other side of the building. Handicapped parking is also available by the main entrance. Parking is free.

Cost:
$25 per person / Cash Bar

Menu:
Filet Medallions with Pinot Noir and Sundried Cherry Glaze,
Garlic Confit Chicken Breasts, or
Spinach Alfredo lasagna

Hericot Verts Sauteed in a white wine and garlic reduction
Spicy roasted Cauliflower
Herbed Roasted baby red potatoes with rosemary and garlic
Dinner rolls with herbed butter
Chef’s choice of mini dessert assortment

Description:
Come to the 2011 season ending awards banquet. See who won what championships. Bring ‘gifts’ or personal awards for your favorite autocrosser or ralliest!

Registration:
RSVP by midnight, Dec. 26 to: Licia Lukach via:
U.S. Mail (908 N Edgewood Dr., Mahomet IL 61853)
Phone (217.841.5677) or
Email: (Greggodavike@mchsi.com)

Your place is not reserved until you have paid either by sending a check or by registering at the CCSCC website and paying with paypal. Please include a menu choice (Filet Medallions, Garlic Chicken, or Spinach Alfredo lasagna) in your reservation.

You may also register online at: ccsportscarclub.org

Special Information
Once again rally teams will head out into the night to test their mettle against the other teams and whatever the roads and weather can manage to throw at them. With over 150 miles of rally, brisk speeds, lots of gravel, cold weather, and several fords (if the creeks don’t rise) the question of the day is: How many who start will finish? I’m betting they all will as Jerry White’s rallies are usually pretty easy to follow, even in the dark. Yes, in the dark so plan accordingly! If you dare to check them out there are links to the write-ups for the first two Nocturnal ½ Returns rallies at the bottom of the Rally Schedule page. As always, please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. I’m guessing that spouses and friends who don’t run the rally won’t come to the Oakwood Travel Plaza after it to listen to participants’ tall tales about all the adversities (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event but they will be welcomed if they do.

Registration Info and Minor Waiver
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Minors need a completed Parental Consent form signed by a parent or legal guardian. Forms must be printed in color or can be obtained at registration. Participants should try to arrive close to the time registration opens so they will have time to certify that the driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that the rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. Early arrival also gives participants time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important for those who have never run a rally before.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.

Special Information
The “Monticello Monte” format will be a variation of the traditional Monte Carlo style rally. Each leg will start with a long section where the teams need only concentrate on navigation and can proceed at a pace consistent with local traffic without concern for staying on time. The last part of each leg will be a shorter “Control Zone” where the contestants are expected to stay on-time, all-the-time, and will encounter a hidden checkpoint. Each Control Zone will have only one average speed to maintain. Tulip diagrams are included with every Route Instruction to aid navigation. Simple and with no intentional traps, this event should be easily understood by a first-timer, yet still entertaining for veterans. Low scores should be plentiful! Please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. Spouses and guests who don’t run the rally are also welcome to come to Three Ravens after the rally to listen to participants’ tall tales about all the adversities (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event.

Registration Info and Minor Waiver
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Minors need a completed Parental Consent form signed by a parent or legal guardian. The parent’s or legal guardian’s signature and the minor’s signature must be witnessed by someone, even if it is the other parent or another rally participant. Forms must be printed in color or can be obtained at registration. Participants should try to arrive close to the time registration opens so they will have time to certify that the driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that the rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. Early arrival also gives participants time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important for those who have never run a rally before.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.

• Registration: 8:00am — 9:30am
• Tech Inspection: 8:30am — 10:00am
• Drivers’ Meeting: 10:00am
• Competition Begins: 10:30am

Information
CCSCC is pleased to announce its inaugural event at the Decatur Airport! We have worked with the Decatur Park District to ensure this event will be a blast for both participants and spectators. Bring out your race car, sports car, daily driver, or grocery getter; we don’t discriminate (but trucks are considered on a case by case basis). Seating for spectators and restrooms for all will be provided. On Saturday, a grill will be hot and ready to cook food at the social bench racing lunch. Discussion about this event is underway at CICENET.NET.

Registration Info
Participants are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System. If this is your first autocross, you should arrive around 8:00AM to allow plenty of time to register, tech your car, and walk the course a few times. We will have a novice walkthrough led by one of our veteran members immediately before the Drivers’ Meeting.

Special Information
The rally ends around 9:45 pm in Jim Hamilton’s backyard (620 N. Penfield, Rantoul) for weenies, s’mores and scores. Beware… BEEWWAAARRRE… BE VERY WARE… all ye who dare to venture forth into unknown places on lonely byways in the dark! Brian is putting together his first Halloween rally and we have no idea what he might pull out of his bag of tricks and treats. Take some dark back roads (with some small gravel patches) on the way to some place spooky and then take some even darker ones on the way back. Please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. Spouses and guests who don’t run the rally are also welcome to come to Jim Hamilton’s after the rally to listen to participants’ tall tales about all the spooky situations (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event.

Registration Info
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Please try to arrive close to the time registration opens. This will give you time to do the paperwork including certifying that your driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that your rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. It will also give you time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important if you’ve never run a rally before. Minors need a fully completed Parental Consent form.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.

Special Information
A long, easy rally that breaks in the middle for a leisurely lunch and then returns to the Champaign area for supper. Bring a favorite friend and tour the changing colors of fall on Barry Rowe’s unrun 2010 Fall Foliage Tour. Take the back roads (including some gravel ones) on the way to somewhere for lunch then meander them some more on the way back. Please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. Spouses and guests who don’t run the rally are also welcome to come to JT Walker’s after the rally to eat with the participants and listen to their tall tails about all the adversities (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event.

Registration Info
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Please try to arrive close to the time registration opens. This will give you time to do the paperwork including certifying that your driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that your rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. It will also give you time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important if you’ve never run a rally before.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.

Special Information
Bill Wagner will have us touring some of the more northerly parts of our rally territory. Probably not so far north that you’ll see the northern lights or snow on the ground but appealing just the same. Come on out and explore 50 miles of back roads (including some gravel ones) in the dark. Please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. Spouses and guests who don’t run the rally are also welcome to come to Monical’s Pizza to eat with the participants and listen to their tall tails about all the adversities (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event.

Registration Info
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Please try to arrive close to the time registration opens. This will give you time to do the paperwork including certifying that your driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that your rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. It will also give you time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important if you’ve never run a rally before.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.

Special Information
Bob Townsend is once again taking us on a tour of some of the more scenic (and crooked) roads in Champaign, Douglas and Coles counties. The rest break will be at Walnut Point State Park near Oakland Illinois. Come on out and explore over 110 miles of back roads (including about 1 mile of gravel which will be taken slow) while on your way to the cookout at Bob and Karen’s house. All the food etc. will be provided so all you have to do is work up your appetite. Please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. Spouses and guests who don’t run the rally are also welcome to come to the Townsends to eat with the participants and listen to their tall tails about all the adversities (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event.

Registration Info
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Please try to arrive close to the time registration opens. This will give you time to do the paperwork including certifying that your driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that your rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. It will also give you time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important if you’ve never run a rally before.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.

Special Information
Barry Rowe always puts on good rallies so come on out and explore about 50 miles of Champaign county back roads (including two very short sections of gravel) while on your way to lunch. Please study the rally’s General Instructions before coming if you can. Even if you don’t run the rally you are still welcome to come to Monical’s Pizza to eat with the participants and listen to their tall tails about all the adversities (and possibly some mistakes) they overcame to complete the event.

Registration Info
The entry fee will be $20.00 per team. So that the rallymaster will know about how many cars to expect you are encouraged to preregister on CCSCC’s Online Registration System and/or to post your intention to come on the CICEnet.net thread for the rally. Please try to arrive close to the time registration opens. This will give you time to do the paperwork including certifying that your driver’s insurance meets the appropriate state’s standards, that the driver has a valid license, that your rally vehicle is being used with the permission of the owner, is in safe operating condition, is on the road legally, and that all its operational items such as lights, turn signals, brakes, horn, tires, mirrors, seat belts, windshield wipers and windshield washer are in proper working order. It will also give you time to review the rally’s general rules and to talk to other rally participants. This last is especially important if you’ve never run a rally before.

Don’t Have a Driver or Navigator?
If you don’t have a partner to drive or navigate for you just come by yourself. At almost every rally there are folks who come alone then team up with someone else to run the event. If you are lucky you’ll have a chance to team up with someone who has some rally experience. Sometimes that increases your chances of winning a trophy. If you’re only slightly less lucky you’ll get to run with someone who has no rally experience and have twice the fun as you discover what rallying is all about. At the very worst (which almost never happens) there will be no one to partner with and you will get the chance to work some of the checkpoints and see how everyone is doing as the event progresses.