HIGH NOON SHOOTOUT AT THE CLASSIC CORRAL
REQUIREMENTS
DATES: SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2005
& SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2005
LOCATION:STATE ROUTE-490, EAST
OF ELY NEAR THE FIRESIDE RESTAURANT
STAGING:12:00 NOON AT FIRESIDE
RESTAURANT PARKING LOT
TOURING and GRAND TOURING CARS will run a ½ Mile.
GRAND SPORT, SUPER SPORT and UNL may enter either the ½ Mile
or the One-Mile, but not both, unless there are two drivers and they pay two entries.
REGISTRATION: All participants who would like to enter the One-Mile
Shootout MUST register, prior to technical inspection.
TECHNICAL INSPECTION:All vehicles must pass technical inspection
as stated in the Rule Book and MUST display the assigned Silver State Classic Numbers and all Sponsors' decals
prior to running the event.
PRE-GRID:Participants will be sorted into two groups.Blue dot
stickers on windshields will be pre-grid for the ½ Mile.Orange dot stickers on windshields will be
pre-grid for the 1-Mile.
The first six cars in the ½ Mile will be staged at the grid area
on SR-490 at 12:45pm. Participant's cars will be checked by the Las Vegas Corvette Association, final safety crew
prior to running the event, this check will be the same as the one done prior to the event on Sunday.
The event will begin promptly at 1:00pm, providing all systems are in place.
After participants of the ½ Mile complete one run the finish area will be moved to the 1-Mile finish at
the direction of the Event Director, then all 1-Mile participants present will get one run.
At the completion of each run you will be directed to use surface streets,
by abiding by the local speed limit, to return to the pre-grid area of the Fireside Restaurant. A map will be
given to each participant at Registration.
The above format will repeat itself until the 4:00pm cutoff time.
Vehicles will be allowed to sit out runs while doing repairs or tuning
and be allowed to re-enter with approval from tech and safety inspectors. No repairs, whatsoever, are permitted
on the course. Vehicle's breaking down along the course must adhere to the same rules and regulations during Sunday's
event. Additional rules or modifications may apply and will be covered at the drivers/navigators meeting prior
to the event, which is mandatory.
TIMING:Two radar guns will be used to measure speed at the end of
the shootout's, which will be marked by two checkered flags stationed on each side of the road. Official speed
results will be announced at the Driver's Meeting on Saturday and the winners of each class. We will also announce
the Kings of the High Noon Shootout for both the ½ Mile and 1-Mile.
THE COURSE: The High Noon Shootout at the Classic Corral is 1.9
miles in length on fenced State Route 490. The first mile will be the timed area and the remainder .9 mile
will be the slow down area which will be marked by large, red-orange traffic cones placed after the checkered flags.
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