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Written by Graeme Barrie
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008 |
There is another day out to play this year!
What? - RTV trial (MSA Permitted)
Where? - near Denholn, Borders (more details will follow as soon as I get them!)
Who? - All paid up members of SORC holding a full driving licence
Why? - For fun, and it's a counter for the 2008 SORC RTV Championship
When? - Sunday, November 16, 2008 - 08.30 start scrutineering, 10.00 first car off, 16.00 finish
How much? - £25 for car and first driver, £5 for next driver (max 2, maybe 3 if you plead your case to the Clerk of Course, which is Hugh Roberts)
Rules? - Yes, there are, available in the downloads section of the website and there on the day. Yup! you read it right, we have managed to squeeze another RTV into our schedule so you won't have to wait until Findo next year. For added excitement we are using a site we have never used before in the Borders near Denholm which promises to provide us with some fairly interesting terrain. Dastardley Bob can't make this trial so it will be down to Hugh to plot the sections and If that wasn't enough there will be prizes at the end of the day and not neccesarily to the winners! |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 October 2008 )
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Pointers for RTV and Tyro Vehicle Prep |
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Written by Graeme Barrie
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Tuesday, 23 September 2008 |
- Batteries - Make sure batteries are secure and that the positive terminal is covered. It is good practice if the negative terminal is also covered.
- Seatbelts - Must be in full working order and worn as designed. If you are carrying a passenger their seatbelt must also conform.
- Fuel Tank Cap - Must be secure and able to seal the tank filler neck (No temporary caps allowed).
- Steering - No excess play in the steering when shaken side to side.
- Brake Pedal - A press of the brakes to make sure you have a pedal and it is not going to the floor.
- Boot- A quick check of your boot and footwells to make sure you have no loose items lying about like tools, high lift jacks, spare wheel and the odd spare half shaft to hit you in the back of the head if it goes a bit wrong.
- Have fun and enjoy the competiiton.
If you have any questions please contact either Scuba or Rab (Diesel Vit on forum) |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 October 2008 )
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