Don't know if the link will work or not but:

http://www.scca.com/Solo/Index.asp?IdS=0032CA-5C53FD0&x=050|085&~=

Updated through Oscoda. What did you do to not be listed in Honda Street and Hawk Super standings Tom?

I guess they don't like me :lol:

They really don't like mikey though as he's not listed in class points either. NO SOUP FOR YOU!

-Tom

Yeah I'm not sure how they are compiled but whoever does it likes to leave out people. Right now I think I'm tied in 3rd/4th with Dennis Grant; I think he was even on the standings from last time, but isn't this time, so I have no idea how they are compiling the results. Have someone spend 30 minutes doing database entry and you could spit out results for everything in about 30 seconds...

In the 4 to 5 years I've been doing national competition, the SCCA points standing have sucked ass. They are never correct.

Chris H.

hey, top 20 with only one event :cool: here's to nothing breaking on the way to Peru! *clink*

I think they only list people with a ProSolo license. Maybe a few people forgot to pay for their renewal? ;)

You can't run without having a valid license unless it's your 1st event of the year.

I would be ashamed posting our local event results with that many omissions, let alone Nationals-level results...

- Steve Sulatycki

Yes, theoretically you need the license for the second event, but I don't think they ever check for it. People not having a license was normally the explanation when the same was asked on sccaforums.com:

http://www.sccaforums.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/45/242

They updated the results at least listing Tom.

I had a license when I completed 2 events... Atlanta and San Bernardino... and I'm not listed.

--kC

Strangely even though I'm a newbie with only two events ever and not having bought my pro solo license until after the first event, I am listed. Amazing to me that an organization with a LOT of volunteer participation and a LOT of IT talent in the solo field alone can't build a decent web site or get results right.