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Post by damnyankee on Aug 1, 2006 21:41:21 GMT -5
Question #1 -
What is the minimum safe viewing distance from the course?
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Post by caSSino on Aug 1, 2006 21:43:05 GMT -5
75 Feet I think.
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Post by lagunamiata on Aug 2, 2006 8:14:16 GMT -5
Far enough so that you don't get hit with flying gravel!!
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Post by autoxcrx on Aug 2, 2006 10:47:33 GMT -5
 I HAD TO GET MY DRIVERS LICENSE RENEWED YESTERDAY, HAD TO TAKE THE TEST (COUPLE OF SPEEDING TICKETS) SEE HOW YA LIKE THIS ONE... YOU ARE TRAVELING DOWN THE HIGHWAY AND ARE GOING TO MAKE A LANE CHANGE, YOU SHOULD... A - SIGNAL, THEN CHANGE LANES B - SIGNAL, CHECK YOUR MIRROR, THEN CHANGE LANES C - SIGNAL, CHECK YOUR MIRROR, LOOK OVER YOUR LEFT SHOULDER, THEN CHANGE LANES WHICH ONE WOULD YOU PICK..........?? I CHOSE "B" THAT WAS WRONG.......... CORRECT ANSWER IS "C" BUT IT DIDN'T SAY WHICH WAY YOU WERE CHANGING LANES...... WHY WOULD YA LOOK OVER YOUR LEFT SHOULDER TO MOVE TO THE RIGHT ??!! BESIDES, I GOT A 5-PANEL WINK MIRROR I'VE HAD FOR 20 YEARS, I NEVER HAFTA LOOK OVER MY SHOULDER !!! THEY'RE JUST WRONG !!! ;D ;D
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Post by jbyrd on Aug 2, 2006 11:42:16 GMT -5
You are correct. They are wrong!!!!!
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 2, 2006 15:30:38 GMT -5
Cassino is correct.
Solo rulebook page 218 section C states "A minimum distance of 75 feet from the course edge shall be maintained for all unprotected viewing areas..."
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 2, 2006 15:32:36 GMT -5
Question #2 -
What is a "spectator"?
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Post by C4Shane on Aug 2, 2006 16:38:38 GMT -5
Oh..based on some of the places they stand (or like at triad - ride a bike onto a hot course) I would call them "Morons".
Is that correct??? huh, is it?
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Post by C4Shane on Aug 2, 2006 16:39:48 GMT -5
I suppose the PC answer, is "someone that the SSS is supposed to protect and keep a safe distance from the event, etc, etc."
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Post by jbyrd on Aug 2, 2006 18:33:28 GMT -5
There are no spectators. They are non-participants.
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Post by caSSino on Aug 2, 2006 19:34:01 GMT -5
There are no spectators. They are non-participants. And they are anyone who has not signed the insurance waiver. |
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Post by soloracer on Aug 2, 2006 19:48:57 GMT -5
There are no spectators. They are non-participants. I have seen some really fantastic "spectators'. Oh, that's right you missed the social and the Corvette story. |
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Post by soloracer on Aug 2, 2006 19:50:27 GMT -5
There are no spectators. They are non-participants. And they are anyone who has not signed the insurance waiver. With Jeannie on the job even dogs sign the waiver. (the four legged kind) |
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Post by ROADBOY on Aug 2, 2006 20:12:21 GMT -5
There are no spectators. They are non-participants. I have seen some really fantastic "spectators'. Oh, that's right you missed the social and the Corvette story. LOL, yea they did. It could be motivation to make it to the next one. Trust me guys its a good one. Maybe we can go somwhere a little quiter next tim e so we can hear easier. |
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 2, 2006 20:36:06 GMT -5
At first glance, Shane's first answer is the best  , However...... Cassino is "technically" incorrect JB, you were only "half" right. Appendix E, Section 1, page 209 defines a spectator as "a non-participant", with a "non- participant" being defined as "those individuals that have not signed the SCCA waiver". However, On page 221, the definition of a spectator is - "A spectator is defined as any non-participant OR one not signing the waiver." Thank you for playing. Stay tuned for the next question..... |
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 2, 2006 21:25:55 GMT -5
Question #3 -
Rule 2.1 states in part that "The course boundary shall not pass closer than _____________ from solid objects"
Please fill in the blank
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Post by jbyrd on Aug 2, 2006 21:37:29 GMT -5
Soloracer
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Post by caSSino on Aug 3, 2006 0:32:10 GMT -5
At first glance, Shane's first answer is the best , However...... Cassino is "technically" incorrect JB, you were only "half" right. Appendix E, Section 1, page 209 defines a spectator as "a non-participant", with a "non- participant" being defined as "those individuals that have not signed the SCCA waiver". However, On page 221, the definition of a spectator is - "A spectator is defined as any non-participant OR one not signing the waiver." Thank you for playing. Stay tuned for the next question..... They way the SCCA insurance is setup is that autocrosses count as a non-spectator event so offically in the eyes of the SCCA there is no such thing as a spectator at an event. and the answer to #3 is 25 feet. |
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Post by C4Shane on Aug 3, 2006 8:50:01 GMT -5
Ok...next question please...i am waiting......these are good..just my answers are bad..well, not correct..
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 3, 2006 14:19:49 GMT -5
cassino, you gotta give the other guys a chance!!!
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 3, 2006 14:21:41 GMT -5
But, in any case, you are correct.
Rulebook page 215 states "Rule 2.1 states in part that "The course boundary shall not pass closer than 25 feet from solid objects"
Lucky for you James!!!
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 3, 2006 14:22:18 GMT -5
Stay tuned for the next question....
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Post by caSSino on Aug 3, 2006 15:30:15 GMT -5
I am going to retire myself from the quiz seeing as I have taken a SS class already.
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Post by MrsVlad on Aug 3, 2006 15:43:45 GMT -5
I am going to retire myself from the quiz seeing as I have taken a SS class already. You can ask the questions. |
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 3, 2006 20:16:21 GMT -5
Question #4 - TRUE or FALSE
It is the responsibility of the SSS to assure that waivers are signed.
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Post by damnyankee on Aug 3, 2006 20:43:22 GMT -5
I am going to retire myself from the quiz seeing as I have taken a SS class already. No bud, it's ok to answer ;D Just not so quickly!!! Some of us are old, and have to find our glasses first to look in the book!!  |
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Post by soloracer on Aug 3, 2006 21:21:01 GMT -5
Question #4 - TRUE or FALSE It is the responsibility of the SSS to assure that waivers are signed. Tralse |
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Post by soloracer on Aug 3, 2006 21:25:55 GMT -5
Woulda looked it up but left the book at work. Well i gotta do summin' during the day.
Think the real answer is yes (true) And the waiver person is allowed to shoot anyone w/o an arm band.
P.S. there is absolutely NO truth to the roumors that some people were strip-searched before being allowed to enter the event area.
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Post by caSSino on Aug 3, 2006 21:29:28 GMT -5
Question #4 - TRUE or FALSE It is the responsibility of the SSS to assure that waivers are signed. False. |
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Post by caSSino on Aug 3, 2006 21:30:57 GMT -5
I am going to retire myself from the quiz seeing as I have taken a SS class already. No bud, it's ok to answer ;D Just not so quickly!!! Some of us are old, and have to find our glasses first to look in the book!! I was under the impression that it was a closed note test. ;D P.S. I would like to propose karma as a reward for correct answers but im bias.  |
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