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Yeah, Ian, that was posted 9 years ago, and has stood the test of time very well. Anytime I'm asked a question about Time Attack, I point them to this post. Everything in your post, including the video, is still relevant. Don't fix what's not broke. We've got a good size group of students registered for the Licensing School next week and I'm sure we'll have several of those students apply for their Time Attack licence. I'm encouraging everyone to read through Ian and Brooke's "Beginner's Guide to Time Attack" and view the video. It's entertaining and certainly impressive considered it was put together without the assistance of intelligence, ha-ha! Hope to see you and Brooke at the track this year. Brian

Looks like you got lucky with the Solstice. You were on the cusp last year with 85.9 PIPs. One measly PIP made a big difference. Ron, don't forget to send me your new schedules for 2026. Anyone else have updated PIP schedules? Please send to secretary@wscc.mb.ca Thanks everyone - maybe you'll get lucky like Ron and drop a class.

Thanks Roll-end, ha-ha! Seriously, though, the changes made by Ontario Time Attack (OTA) 2026 Regulations, means we all have to submit a NEW PIP schedule (not an update of previous). Remember, the PIP schedule determines your class, so please try to be as complete and accurate as possible in your submission. Based on the extent of changes OTA made to PIP calculations, it shouldn't result in much more than a PIP or two, one way or the other. You'll notice the changes affect exhaust systems, wheel alignment, suspension, and tire section width. In all I counted 12 changes that affect PIPs. So, depending on the extent of modifications on your car, it may affect your PIP totals. There are also other changes you should be aware of, so it wouldn't be a bad idea to take a full read of the regulations. At a minimum, I would suggest going to the Revision Notes on page 2 and then go to the indicated section if you think this may affect you. I believe most of you who have submitted PIP schedules previously will find the process painless. However, for those that are submitting a PIP schedule for the first time and are struggling with the process, don't hesitate to contact Roland or myself. Also, there's a great video tutorial on the Forum that walks you through the process. Brian

I can't say enough good things about how you and Nicole are able to keep track of scoring and manage the championship points. It's exciting, just being a spectator, watching the fight for points this weekend. It's not just about the intense first place challenge between Damon and Tim in studded class, but also Jessica and Aaron exchanging some bumps and bruises duking it out for points. The Street Safe class is providing some exciting entertainment as well. Two points separating first and second place? That's just crazy and fun to watch. Congrats to Eric (#07) for climbing into third place. Can't wait for the next event at Lake Shirley! Hope to see you all there. Brian

Hi @Eric07. My apologies for not giving you viewing permissions to the Club meetings. You have a Forum account and you are a Club member as of November 2025, so I should have given you permissions earlier. I noticed you are doing very well in Street Safe class (18 points this weekend!). Nice to see a rookie hold off an old veteran #88 for many laps, ha-ha! Sorry Mike. Brian

@Bully Your permissions have been updated so that you can now view the minutes from all WSCC meetings. Please note that the minutes from the last meeting are not posted on the Forum yet. Should be done this evening. If any other Club members cannot view minutes of the meetings, please let me know and I'll update your permissions as well. Sorry for any inconvenience. Brian

Never mind that ... what about the fantastic extremely well-written article on Tinsel to Track? The Aficionado is uncovering hidden talent in our Club.

Great suggestion @ron posting a Top Gear style best lap times board. Thanks to our Amsoil sponsorship, we have transformed the concession into the Amsoil Training Centre and clubhouse. What better way to celebrate personal best times than having those time posted in the clubhouse. And it should encourage friendly competition. What about road race and open wheel lap records - can we include those as well? I like your comment about Sheldon going just as fast with his significantly de-modified Elise this year. Just goes to show that you need to be selective in your choice of modifications. As far as your remark about about not having brakes, when you set your PB, just reinforces the fact that brakes slow you down, ha-ha!

Sad to announce that we've had to cancel our Saturday, Nov 1st event due to wet grounds. The significant amount of rain we've had over that last few days has left the track soft and unusable. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Let's hope Mother Nature treats us better for our Ice Race season. A full schedule is planned (dates to be announced shortly) and looking forward to the new Street Safe Class and Ice Drift. Tons of fun - hope to see you then. Brian

Please see "WSCC Constitution & Bylaws & Policies" in this Forum for proposed Constitution amendments:

Just finished our last event at GMP for the season today but don't fret, you can still get in some racing before the snow falls. Our next DirtX event is planned for Saturday, Oct 18th and we're hoping you can make it out. Never been to a DirtX event? No worries - we've made it super easy to enter (run what you brung - no special prep required) and it's dirt cheap! Check out some of the videos on this Forum and then get ready for a ton of fun. Here's the registration link ... https://wscc.motorsportreg.com/events/2025-wscc-dirt-x-2-dirtx-track-winnipeg-sports-car-club-249917

Hi Everyone, It's our last event of the season at GMP and we're hoping to attract more volunteers. We typically need 9-10 volunteers to staff all the stations, start, grid, gate registration, etc. So far, we have only four volunteers signed up. If you are willing to volunteer, please take a moment to register on MSR so we can plan the event accordingly. It will be greatly appreciated!

OMG!! of all the days I had to miss - this is the most bestest race I've ever seen between you guys! Thanks for posting the in-car video Mike. I knew something was up when I heard screaming from the other room saying "you have to see this - you have to see this!!!" I've been lucky enough to witness live at least a half-dozen other races between #88 and #2 that would come in as a close second. If this video doesn't go viral, I don't know what will. Should we use this as our HPDE introduction to racing video, ha-ha! Mike/Al - you guys rock and do so much for the Club that makes us proud to be WSCC members.

Hi Everyone, It's time to get signed up for DirtX event #1 this Saturday! Mother Nature is finally smiling on us and giving us perfect weather.

Here is the 2025 version of DirtX Regulations. Minor changes only from the 2021 version (helmet expiry date etc.) otherwise still as easy as we can make it to get a car registered. So, no excuses - get signed up and we'll see you at our first event 27 Sep 2025. DirtX Regulations 2025.pdf