Break out times

[KevinGale]

Rule proposal.

For the first year of hillclimbing, a new driver must run a stock Yugo at all of the events.

...or a diesel rabbit

Sorta like on Top Gear. You have to run our "Reasonably priced car"

[Rabbit Farmer]

My favorite years with hillclimbing was when we had (the old class) S4 filled with a lot of good talent and slower cars where we had a lot of back and forth.

Then you have all the electronic crap.... CYAelectronics.

http://www.youtube.com/v/0gCpXVT99As

Steve

[W.Vaillancourt]

My favorite years with hillclimbing was when we had (the old class) S4 filled with a lot of good talent and slower cars where we had a lot of back and forth.

Then you have all the electronic crap.... CYAelectronics.

http://www.youtube.com/v/0gCpXVT99As

Steve

Amen my brother.

[lawdogg]

I'm a little late to the discussion, but I think the rule is fine as it is. I think the club's responsibility should be to warn of the dangers and do what is reasonable to prevent injury. But the impetus of protecting a dumbass rookie in a 3000GT from himself shouldn't be on the club's shoulders, and it won't be the club's fault if he gets hurt. So although I think it's good to question the purpose and boundaries of the breakout rule, I personally believe the rule in some form should stand.

[sachilles]

I'm a little late to the discussion, but .

......the question is, will you be coming back to hillclimb?

[lawdogg]

......the question is, will you be coming back to hillclimb?

I've been dying to, but with moving to Chicago for school and all the stuff that goes with that whole thing, I just don't have enough time to be in Vermont long enough to do one. Plus, I can't (and wouldn't anyway) do one until I have a cage in the Miata, which I can't afford right now. Short answer, I would if I could (and if I'm allowed to).