2007 The 52 nd Consecutive Running It s Not Just Another Race. Official Race Entry

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1 2007 The 52 nd Consecutive Running It s Not Just Another Race TM TM Official Race Entry

2 Chicago Region Would Like to Congratulate our 2006 Triple Crown Winners: Niki Coello in Formula Continental Mark Mercer in S2000 Hans Peter in C Sports Racer Niki joins Brad Stout as the only back-to-back Triple Crown winners in the six-year history of the award! Niki, Mark, and Hans accomplished something that 21 other 2006 June Sprints champions did not: win their Division Points Championship, and win an SCCA National Championship. They join some elite company: Year Class Name Division 2001 FV Brad Stout MidDiv 2002 GT3 Mike Cyphert CenDiv 2002 FV Brad Stout MidDiv 2003 AS John Heinricy CenDiv Past Triple Crown Champions Year Class Name Division 2004 S2000 John Fergus CenDiv 2004 FC Brian Tomasi CenDiv 2005 FV Brad Stout MidDiv 2005 FC Niki Coello CenDiv For 2007, another group of June Sprints champions will make a run at winning the most difficult trophy in Amateur Road Racing. Do you think you have what it takes to run with the fastest drivers in the Nation? About the SCCA Triple Crown The SCCA Triple Crown was a coveted accomplishment long before it became a formal award. To earn this award, a competitor must win his/her class in each of the following challenges: The June Sprints ; their home division s national points championship; and, The SCCA National Championship at the Runoffs. Chicago Region, SCCA, developed the SCCA Triple Crown as a formal concept and award. Its development was inspired by televised driver interviews from the Runoffs several years ago. Drivers consistently commented that if they could win only two races in their amateur racing career, the races would be the June Sprints and the Runoffs. That got us thinking not only about these two events, but also about the state and health of club racing in general. We wanted to tie the Sprints and Runoffs together somehow, but that addressed only two events in club racing, it didn t tell the entire club racing picture: the continued support of national race events in each of the divisions. So we looked at parallels in other competitive venues and the natural one was the Triple Crown in Horse Racing. We ran some statistics from the past few years to determine how many drivers would have won the Triple Crown had it been a formal program. The answer came back as very few. This told us that winning all three titles in one race season is difficult, something to strive for, and a title worthy of the successes of the competitors.

3 Dear Competitor; 2007 The 52 nd Consecutive Running It s Not Just Another Race TM It is my pleasure to invite you to participate in the 52 nd consecutive running of the June Sprints. We are once again making every effort to provide you with an outstanding racing experience. All of the elements that have made the Sprints a favorite for years will again be in place, including the fantastic Road America facility, enthusiastic fans, a strong contingency program, and intense competition. Some things to be aware of for 2007: One thing that won t be in place this year is the Billy Mitchell Bridge. It s gone replaced by the new Kohler Tunnel under the track between turns 13 and 14. The removal of the bridge creates a new spectator viewing area, not to mention a different view for drivers coming out of Thunder Valley. The tunnel will also provide easier paddock access, but please watch for possible changes to the traffic flow from registration into the paddock. This year, you have the option of registering online via the website. We strongly encourage you to register online, as it should make life easier for you and for our Registration and Timing & Scoring staff. The DLB system is quickly gaining acceptance around the country, so once you ve entered your information into the system, registering for other races will be quick and easy. As an added incentive, you ll save $20 on your entry fee by registering online. By popular vote of surveyed competitors, and in an effort to ensure the fairest possible competition, we are expanding the spec fuel program in 2007 to include the FC, FF, FV, SRF, and FE classes. Please see the supplemental regulations for details. We are facing an ever-increasing shortage of volunteers at our club races. If you, or any of your crew members, friends, or family would be interested in helping out during the Sprints, or any other Chicago Region race weekend, even for just a few hours, please stop by registration and let them know you would like to help. We ll find something fun to do. Please remember that all drivers and crew are welcome at our Friday night party in the Road America Center. Finally, we are very pleased to welcome Piggly Wiggly as the new title sponsor for the June Sprints. We look forward to a long and successful relationship between Chicago Region, Road America, and Piggly Wiggly, and we encourage you to Shop the Pig whenever you can, including any of the 14 stores located within 25 miles of Road America. We look forward to seeing you at the 2007 June Sprints! Sincerely, Tom Maycock Regional Executive Chicago Region SCCA

4 Chicago Region, Sports Car Club of America 52nd Annual Piggly Wiggly June Sprints June 22-24, 2007 at Road America Elkhart Lake Wisconsin EVENT OFFICIALS Chief Steward Bev Heilicher ) Asst. Chief Steward-Chief Operating Ed Ozment Asst. Chief Stewards-Operating Kevin Coulter, Mike Engelke, Paula Spencer Asst. Chief Steward-Black Flag Peter Olivola Black Flag Stewards Fred Cummings, Jack Kish Asst. Chief Steward-Tech Bob Lybarger Asst. Chief Steward Safety Dave Karling Safety Stewards Larry Dent, Duck Waddle Chairman-SOM Angelo Gazzola SOM Julie Komp, Dorn Lynch, Mike Smith, Ron Poth Participant Advisor George Bruggentheis Chief Course Marshal Mark Hirt Asst. Chief Course Marshals Charlie Goodsole, Dave Spanier Chief Emergency Services Barb Peterson Asst. Chiefs Emergency Services Rick Hayden, Jason Kepka Chief Flagging and Communications Stew Edwards Asst. Chief Flagging & Communications Pete Allen, Gary Garsombke, Ron Johnson, Jim Krueger, Larry Kurkowski Chief Communicator Trudy Sutton Chief Grid Ron Sandy Asst. Chiefs Grid Ken Chrt, Lynette Markowicz Chief Paddock Marshal Lawrence Skip Werntz Asst. Chief Paddock Marshals Steve Kerekes, Corey Werntz Chief Pit Marshal Mike Klessig Asst. Chief Pit Marshals Dennis Bednar, Dick Gmach Asst. Chief Pit Marshal in Training Craig Von Allmen Co-Chief Registrars Helga Meyer, Jerry Meyer Asst. Chief Registrars Carrie Arenz, Sue Green, Kathryn Jensen, Andrea Lacis, Cathy Stegman Race Chairman Mark Bingheim Asst. Chief Race Chairs Karen Abrahamson, Bill Hurtt, Bill Kernan, Michael Potter Chief of Sound Ron Tanton Asst. Chief of Sound Phil Parsons Chief Starter Rich Ryan Asst. Chief Starters Wayne Foss, John Sutton, Wayne Wasylko Chief Tech Vern Fitch Asst. Chiefs of Tech John Morris, Bill Dalton, Gordon Mielke, Dennis Troemel Asst. Chief of Tech in Training Debra Mielke Chief of Timing and Scoring Pete Klinger Chief of Timing Anne Kumor Chief of Scoring Dave Kircher REGION OFFICIALS Chief of Hospitality Competitor Services Office Manager Piston Patter Regional Executive Sponsorship Chair Debbie Danecki Sheryl Hicks, Mick Krause Bonnie Gladish Loren and Pete Allen Tom Maycock Bill Kernan

5 Track Touring Drivers have a unique view of the track from their driver s seat. Family and friends can see the same view by taking advantage of the touring sessions conducted during lunch on Saturday and Sunday. The cost is $50.00 per vehicle per day. Sign up at the Chicago Region Membership trailer near the Road America Center. Camping Motorhome Parking 1. Unreserved parking in the paddock used for overnight accommodation: $ Unreserved parking in the paddock used as support vehicle only: no fee. 3. Reserved motorhome spots $150.00, unreserved general motorhome spots, $10. Tent Camping For tent camping in the Carousel area, the cost is $10 for the camp site, plus $30 per person. For reserved motorhome camping or tent camping, you should make reservations through Road America at HEY DRIVERS! NEWS & NOTES Traffic Patterns: Please be sure to watch for and adhere to all posted traffic signs in the paved paddock. Look for the maps and other information elsewhere in your information Booklet. Pit Vehicle Policy: Road America has implemented a pit vehicle registration policy for 2007, which includes a fee for purchasing a registration sticker. The stickers will be sold at registration, but please note that this fee is charged by Road America, not by Chicago Region SCCA. For your convenience, we have included a copy of the Pit Vehicle Registration Agreement form in this entry packet. Road America offers Wireless Internet Service: Road America offers two ways to get connected. The first way is to visit Excel.net Internet Café (located in the south end of Bella s t-shirt shop in the competition paddock): Internet access on the Café s equipment will be at a rate of $6.00/hour. The second way is wireless access using your own computer. For $59.95 per weekend and using your own equipment in signal accessible locations around the facility, you can be connected. This fee includes the rental of the wireless card necessary for the connection for service. Call excel.net at for more information or to schedule service. Contingency Stickers: will be available at registration on Thursday and Friday morning, and at the Grid on Friday afternoon and Saturday. Please be sure you have the correct stickers on your vehicle you won t qualify for awards if you don t have the stickers! Sponsorship staff will be available to assist you and answer your questions. Reserved Competitor Parking: Our reserved competitor parking process continues to be wellreceived, and we are again making every effort to make the parking process as convenient as possible. When you arrive at Road America, please follow the instructions and directions of the Competitor Parking and Road America Security Personnel as this will ensure your experience through the process is a smooth one. We ask that you exercise patience and cooperation with all our race officials so that everyone s weekend is off to a great start. Chicago Region and Road America staff will be on hand to assist you in locating and placing you and your equipment in your space and to answer any questions you may have. Thank you, in advance, for your understanding, patience, and cooperation. Deadline Dates: May 25, 2007 is the deadline to avoid late entry fees and to guarantee your reserved national numbers, reserved competitor parking, and inclusion in the Road America Spectator Program. Please make every effort to enter online, or get your faxed or mailed entry to us, by May 25, If you do need to register late, we still encourage you to register online online registration will be open until midnight on June 8 (although late fees apply after May 25 th ).

6 2007 Chicago Region June Sprints Sponsor Contingency Program AutoMeter, The Official Instrumentation of the June Sprints, is rewarding 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in all classes. Northstar Motorsports, The Official Safety Apparel provider for the June Sprints is rewarding 4th, 5th, 6th and LAST place in all classes. Bell Helmets is Rewarding the Hard Charger for Each Class Group 1 Group 6 Vertical Curve Racing and Subway Present Pace American Trailers and Optima Coaches the Formula 500 Challenge Present the T1, T2, and AS Challenge Autometer Presents the FV Challenge Group 2 Group 7 Pro One and Eurosport Present the FM Challenge Datatoys.com and NorthStar Motorsports Present the CSR, DSR, S2000, and FE Trackside and NorthStar Motorsports Challenge Present the FF Challenge Group 3 Group 8 Autometer and NorhtStar Motorsports R.A. Adams Enterprises, Inc. Presents the Present the EP, FP, GP, HP and GTL Adams Enterprises GT1, GT2, GT3 Challenge Challenge Group 4 Group 9 Pace American Trailers and Optima Coaches Subway Presents the Formula Continental Present the T3, SSB, and SSC Challenge Challenge Motorsports-Exchange.com & DataToys.com Present the Spec Miata Challenge Group 5 Elite Autosport Presents the Spec Racer Challenge Trackside Presents the FA Challenge Datatoys.com and NorthStar Motorsports Present the FB Challenge Victory Checkered Flags sponsored by Trackside Communications Morning coffee and donuts at registration sponsored by Road America All group sponsorships require decals and stickers Up-to-date information will be available in your drivers information packets, at registration, and on the grid. All sponsorship packages subject to change. Check for updates on the Sponsor Contingency Program Chicago Region SCCA would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generous support of the June Sprints.

7 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE RACE # GRID POSITION CAR NUMBER AND COLOR This data must be provided for EACH Driver BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH IF REGISTERING ON-LINE, FILL OUT THE BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH ON-LINE. IF REGISTERING MAIL BIOGRAPHICAL BY MAIL, SEND SKETCH, BIOGRAPHICAL ENTRY FORM AND SKETCH, FEE TO ENTRY THE REGISTRAR: FORM AND FEE TO THE REGISTRAR: Helga and Jerry Meyer 1101 Oriole Drive, Munster, IN (219) , Fax (219) Name Age Address City State Occupation Number of years racing DIVISION Finishing Position and NATIONAL finishing position Recent Racing History Race Finish Position Event Date Track Please list class and overall positions Comments Please fill in the name(s) and location(s) below. Media Information Newspaper(s) City State City State Weekly Newspaper(s) City State City State Your TV Station(s) City State City State Local Cable Station(s) City State City State Sports Radio Station(s) City State City State Please continue on reverse side

8 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Spouse name Check here if not married Children (list names and ages) Car Owner or Sponsor (please specify) Hometown Chief Mechanic Hometown Car History (when built, races won, records held, etc.) Where are you staying during the race weekend? Please enclose a photograph of yourself, yourself and car or just car, if available. Photos are for use in connection with Race Publicity.

9 June Sprints 2007 Reserved Competitor Parking Information The Chicago Region SCCA, in cooperation with Road America, is again offering a reserved paddock parking system for the 2007 June Sprints competitors. Please check for name changes for paddock areas! Along with additional paved parking area. Guidelines o Reserved paddock parking is available to registered June Sprints competitors only. Reserved competitor parking is NOT available to Test Day only participants. o A reserved competitor parking fee will be assessed for each reserved parking space, in addition to the entry fee. The reserved parking fee varies depending on type of space as follows: Upper Paved Paddock - $60.00 per space (minimum size 30 x 60 ) All sites are paved with paved road access. Main (Paved) Paddock - $60.00 per space (size 30 x 80 ) All sites and access roads are paved. West Paved Paddock (new)- $60.00 per space (30 x80 ) All sites and access roads are paved. Competition Paddock - $20.00 per space (sizes vary from 25 x 40 up to 21 x 81 ). All sites have paved access. North Paddock, Rows 3, 4 - $20 per space (sizes vary from 25 x 50 up to 30 x 70 ). All sites have paved access. Turn Five East Paddock - $20 per space (minimum size 28 x 60 ). This area is level with grassy parking spaces and access lanes. o Reserved parking requests are to be forwarded along with registration to the June Sprints Registrar. All requests, except as noted, will be honored on a first received basis determined by postmark date, fax receipt time, or online entry timestamp. Sponsors are assigned competitor parking spaces in advance at the discretion of the Sponsorship Chairperson. o The parking fee is assessed per space regardless of the number of racecars. At a minimum, three racecars are required in each Paved Paddock space, two racecars in each Upper Paved Paddock space and one racecar in each of the Competition, Reserved North and Turn Five East spaces. It is the competitor s responsibility to fit their vehicles and equipment within the reserved space. Chicago Region reserves the right to reject reserved competitor parking applications that do not conform to these requirements. o Reserved parking applications must list three choices for parking spaces. Every effort, including , phone and fax will be made to notify you of your site assignment or to get additional choices if the original ones are unavailable. In addition, reserved space assignments will be included with the competitor credentials at registration. o Groups that wish to paddock together and require more than one space must submit all parking applications together to insure that adjoining spaces are available. Parking spaces will not be held without a registration and parking application.

10 o Paddock parking, either reserved or unreserved, is exclusively for competitors and their equipment. If a motor home is parked in a paddock space and it is used for overnight accommodations, Road America charges a $75 motor home parking fee in addition to the SCCA competitor parking fee. o Each competitor will be issued a Competition Paddock Passes for one support vehicle. A pass must be affixed to the vehicle you use to go to and from the track and must remain on the vehicle while in the reserved paddocks. Parking for guests and non-essential support vehicles will be available in designated areas. Please don t park unnecessary vehicles in your paddock space. o Canopies are ordered through Road America. Road America will only erect canopies on reserved paddock spaces assigned by the Chicago Region SCCA or in the designated unreserved parking areas. o Chicago Region reserves the right to reassign reserved spaces if they become available during the weekend. o Competitors who are not in their designated reserved parking place by the end of their race group s first qualifying session will forfeit their space unless they have notified Chicago Region of late arrival. To notify us of late arrival, please jerrymeyerscca@aol.com with subject Reserved Paddock Late Arrival. After that time, please leave a voice mail at (219) stating that this is regarding late arrival at the Sprints, your name, car number, class, and when you expect to arrive. o Road America and Chicago Competitor Reserved Parking Committee Staff will assist in placing you in your assigned location. Drivers Remember to have: Current license Readable/seeable photo ID Current membership Minor waivers completed & signed For you, your crew, and guests. If you need minor waiver forms, please call Helga & Jerry Meyer (219) or jerrymeyerscca@aol.com. NOTE: Per the GCR s, Photo ID s are required for SCCA members. They will be available for $5.00 at Registration. Crew licenses are required to qualify for catastrophic insurance. Photo IDs, membership and license materials will be available at Registration. Save Time! Save Money! Register Online at: Yes, you WILL be able to register for reserved parking online!

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13 June Sprints Reserved Competitor Parking Application PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT IN BLACK INK. Driver/Entrant Name: Member No: Street Address: City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Fax: Vehicle Information Race Group: Car Class: Trailer/Transporter Type: Overall Length: Awning/Canopy: Length & Width (including tie downs) Location Request 1st Choice Paddock Area Row/Space 2nd Choice Paddock Area Row/Space 3rd Choice Paddock Area Row/Space (Sharing This Space With a Friend) or (Parking Next to a Friend) (please circle one if it applies) Name: Member No: Name: Member No: Name: Member No: Please return this reserved competitor parking request and check with the June Sprints entry. Combine the Entry Fee, Parking Fee (and worker fund contribution) all in ONE check or ONE credit card amount. Mail to: Helga and Jerry Meyer 1101 Oriole Drive, Munster, IN Telephone: (219) Fax: (219) jerrymeyerscca@aol.com NOTE: If entering online, you can enter your parking requests as part of the online entry.

14 SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS CHICAGO REGION, SPORTS CAR CLUB OF AMERICA, INC. PRESENTS THE 52nd ANNUAL PIGGLY WIGGLY JUNE SPRINTS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROAD RACES JUNE 22-24, 2007 AT ROAD AMERICA ELKHART LAKE, WISCONSIN National Sanction No: 07-N-25-S I. General A. This event is organized by the Chicago Region, Sports Car Club of America, Inc., (SCCA) and will be held under the current SCCA General Competition Rules (GCR) and official updates, expect as modified by these Supplemental Regulations. This race is open to holders of SCCA National Competition Licenses only. B. Racing and non-leaded fuel will be available at the track. C. A valid driver s license is required for operation of all motor vehicles in the paddock (including golf carts). D. The use of 2 or 3 wheeled vehicles (including bicycles) in the paddock will be limited to officials and designated staff or as race support vehicles. Race car number and class must be displayed on these vehicles. A valid driver s license is required to operate any motor vehicle including golf carts. Wisconsin Law requires that all ATV s must be licensed by the state of Wisconsin or by another state. Proof of vehicle insurance must be furnished upon request. E. Skateboards, rollerblades, roller skates, motorized skateboards, motorized and non-motorized scooters are prohibited. F. Racing engines may not be run before 8 AM or after 6 PM. G. Sound measurements will be taken on the left side of the track past turn three. H. No one will not be permitted in the Paddock area until properly registered through SCCA. I. Any driver found to have driven on course in any vehicle before having properly completed the waiver signing process will be disqualified from the event with no refund of entry fee and will be removed from the premises. J. Overnight camping is permitted by Road America permit only. A fee for the weekend will be collected for Road America by Road America personnel. K. Drivers may be held responsible for damages to property, including track and environmental damage. L. All qualifying times, grids, results and sound readings will be posted at the Driver Information Center which is located at the Paddock Press Room at the gas station. Race results shall be distributed per GCR and Fastrack. The results will also be available at and as soon as possible after the event. M. All cars needing to go to impound should exit pit lane at the center-pit opening (first opening past start/finish), go across to the second paddock road, and turn left to head to impound. If you should miss the opening, continue to the pit-out exit into the paddock, return north on the paddock road along the cyclone fence, and then join the cut across road. Cars needing to go to Winners Circle shall follow the directions of the pit marshals. N. If the fastest qualifier in a race group chooses to start from the outside pole position (per GCR), this decision must be conveyed to the Grid Marshal at the front of the field before the 5 minute signal is given for that race group. O. Radio frequencies , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and are reserved for race operations and may not be used by competitors. P. Gridding for practice sessions and the first qualifying session will be done first come, first serve. You will not be allowed to enter the false grid until the group from the preceding session is on the track. Your car must not be left unattended at any time on the pre-grid or false grid. Qualifying for the second qualifying session will be based on the times from the first qualifying session. Q. Functioning transponders AMB TRANX 260 properly mounted to the competition vehicle will be required for all classes. Transponder times are official time for all race groups. R. The Chief Steward s Driver s Letter is an Official Addendum of the Supplementary Regulations. S. For Split Starts other than those noted in the schedule, a petition must be submitted to the Chief Steward for consideration by 12:00 PM (noon) Friday June 22, T. There will be a mandatory drivers meeting for all competitors as listed below at the Road America Center (Driver s right between turns 5 and 6). 1. Open Wheel/Sports Racers 12:00PM Friday June 22 nd 2. Closed Wheel 12:20PM Friday June 22 nd U. The length of the races may be changed to 30 minutes should conditions require per GCR D. V. Competitors are responsible to monitor the public address system for pages for 30 minutes after provisional results for an on-track session are posted. Competitors who are unable to clearly hear the track public address system shall monitor 88.3 FM. II. REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: A. On line registration for this event is available for those entrants using credit cards. Please go to and navigate to the Chicago Region form for this event. NOTE: Once you have entered all your personal and car data, it is archived and you will not have to re-enter it for subsequent races. B. The registrars for this event are: Helga & Jerry Meyer / jerrymeyerscca@aol.com 1101 Oriole Drive, Munster, IN (219) FAX: (219) You must fill out the entire entry form and biographical sketch, including the information required by Visa/MasterCard. Include the Reserved Parking form if you are requesting a parking space. If you are not registering on line, please mail

15 the forms with your payment, by credit card or check, to the registrar. Please include your parking fee in the same check or credit card charge as your race registration fee. Do not send a separate check for parking. Entry fees: Standard: $300 SRF/FSCCA/SRSCCA: $310 Add $40 late fee for all entries submitted after May 25, 2007 Add $20 administrative fee for all mailed and faxed entries Add $60 for all entries submitted after June 8 (includes late and administrative fees) Pertinent dates for this event (all dates 2007): Opening date for receipt of entries Noon CDT, April 30 Late fee deadline... May 25 Central Division reserved car number hold... May 25 To be listed in the Official Road America Program, entries must be received by... May 25 Online registration closes... 11:59 PM CDT, June 8 Entry status notification if the entry received before... June 9 Entry cancellation notification... June 15 Special License confirmation with Topeka... June 18 Late/new entries at track will not be processed until after 7 PM Thursday... June 21 A. Entries are not official until the entry form is signed/submitted online, received, paid, and accepted. We are not responsible for entries lost or delayed in transit, unreadable faxes, failed faxes, or failed s. Telephone entries will not be accepted. Faxed and entries without a valid credit card number will not be processed. Late fees may be applied in these cases. A $40.00 service fee will be charged for bad/ returned/nsf checks and/or refused credit card charges, and the entry will also be considered a late entry. Personal checks, cash, cashiers checks, traveler s checks, and Visa/MasterCard will be accepted. B. Make all checks payable to CHICAGO REGION SCCA. Entries will NOT be processed without a payment. Faxed copies of checks are NOT acceptable. C. The Competition Committee of the Chicago Region, SCCA, Inc. will accept or reject all entries. An entry will not be accepted unless the full entry fee accompanies the entry form. Requests for refunds after the notification date above must be made in writing to the Chicago Region SCCA Competition Committee no later than 10 days after the event. A $25.00 cancellation fee applies to all cancellations. D. Credentials for one driver and up to four (4) crew members will be issued at registration. Two additional crew passes and extra guest passes may be purchased at registration. Up to six (6) crew members are allowed in the pits at one time. There is no charge for guest passes for minors 12 and under. E. License confirmation: Competitors whose licenses are in process at the time they wish to race must obtain confirmation that their license is valid by arranging with the Registrar to telephone the National Office in Topeka. Per GCR 4.4.9, the National Office has imposed a prepaid fee of $125 for all special handling of license verifications. F. At the time of registration, you must present the following: 1. Current SCCA membership card or proof of membership. 2. SCCA Photo ID. Photo ID s will be available for a nominal fee. 3. A valid SCCA National License III. TECHNICAL AND SAFETY INSPECTION A. In accordance with Central Division regulations, all cars in BP and DP classes must be presented for full GCR re-inspection per GCR C. Tech stickers will not be issued for these cars until they complete this re-inspection. B. The scales will be available in the impound area located in the paved competition paddock Friday 7:30AM 11:50AM and 12:40PM 5:30PM, Saturday 7:30AM 12:00PM and 1:00PM- 2:30PM, and Sunday 7:30AM 11:00AM. C. Technical and safety inspection will be conducted in the Road America Center on Thursday evening and Friday morning. It will be moved to the scales in the paddock during lunch on Friday. D. Saturday and Sunday technical inspection available by appointment only. E. FC, FF, and FV competitors will be required to use 110 octane leaded fuel purchased at the track. SRF and FE competitors will be required to use 98 octane unleaded fuel purchased at the track. F. The FE (GCR A.5.13.A and A.5.13.B), FM (GCR F.10.A and F.10.B), and SRSCCA (GCR G.13.A and G.13.B) tire rules are not in effect for this event. Each competitor may choose which set of qualifying tires they will race on and the time from the qualifying session that is associated with the tire they chose must be used. The tire choice must be declared to Timing & Scoring within 30 minutes of the posting of the last qualifying session times. If no tire is declared, Timing and Scoring will use the fastest lap and the competitor must race on the tires from that session or start at the back of the pack. It is the responsibility of the competitor to ensure their tires are marked by Tech for each qualifying session and the race. Any replacement of tires must be approved by the Chief Steward. IV. RULES OF THE ROAD A. When a driver has been given a black flag by the starter or at the black flag station at corner 14, the driver shall enter the pit lane at the first opportunity and report his/her car to the black flag steward near the start/finish line. B. To signify the end of each practice session, a checkered flag will be displayed at corner 14. Cars must then immediately exit the course at the pit lane. C. In the event a yellow flag is required for the Pit Lane Only, a yellow flag with a board reading Pit Lane will be displayed at corner 14. D. In the event of a full course yellow, a safety car may be used. E. No one shall ride on the bodywork of race cars, tow cars, or trailers.

16 V. RULES OF THE PADDOCK: A. Paddock Parking: Each entry will be issued one (1) Paddock Parking sticker at registration. Vehicles will not be allowed to enter the Paddock if the correct sticker is not affixed to the vehicle. B. A reserved paddock parking system is available for this event. Unreserved paddock areas are available for those drivers/entrants that choose not to reserve a paddock location or for late entrants. See attached application for details and procedures. The parking staff will direct the parking of all vehicles, trailers, and equipment. Please cooperate to ensure a safe and orderly Paddock. The Reserved Competitor Parking Guidelines as issued in this entry are an Official Addendum of the Supplemental Regulations. C. Vehicles and trailers parked in Fire Lanes, unauthorized areas, or parked in violation of the Paddock Marshal s instructions, and vehicles without Paddock Parking Stickers will be towed away without notice. D. No alcoholic beverages may be consumed in the paddock area until the final checkered flag each day. E. No stakes are to be driven into the asphalt paving in the paddock area. F. Road America has a pit vehicle policy in effect this year. Please see for more information. This fee will be collected at the registration building. G. All vehicles are to be driven at a slow and safe speed in the paddock. H. One-way routes through several areas of the paddock have been established to relieve congestion and to enable traffic flow. Please observe and follow all one-way directional signs and/or marshal instructions. I. All vehicles and trailers must be parked in accordance with Paddock Marshals instructions. VI. POINTS AND TROPHIES: A. This is an SCCA National Championship Road Race. National points will be awarded in accordance with the current General Competition Rules. B. Trophies and event contingency awards will be available at the Driver Information Center after the results have become official. NO TROPHIES WILL BE MAILED. Please check at driver information to ensure you have picked up all awards and contingencies you have coming to you. C. Special June Sprints checkered flags will be presented to all class winners near pit out at the start of their victory lap (victory laps will be allowed as time permits). D. Trophies will be awarded beyond the GCR as follows: Qualifiers/Class Trophies 1 none & , 2, & , 2, 3, & , 2, 3, 4, & 5 10 or more 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6 VII: SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: See attached sheet. Upcoming Events Drive the Autobahn July 13, 14 & 15, 2007 Autobahn Country Club, Joliet, IL Chicago Region National Race With a Regional Enduro Race for IT and SMT Classes on Saturday Register online at or get an entry form via or by calling More Upcoming Events: Kettle Moraine Double Regional, Road America August 25 & 26, 2007 Fall Sprints Single Regional, Blackhawk Farms October 27 & 28, 2007 Note: This is a Double Points Event. The weekend will also feature a PDX (Performance Driving Experience) event.

17 OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (All times Central Daylight Time) THURSDAY, JUNE 21 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM Registration for Test Day Participants only (test day group order) 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM Registration 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM Tech Road America Center FRIDAY, JUNE 22 6:30 AM - 3:00 PM Registration 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Registration 7:30 AM - 11:45 AM Technical Road America Center 7:30 AM - 11:50 AM Scales Open 8:00 AM - 8:30 AM Practice Group 1 F500, FV 8:40 AM - 9:10 AM Practice Group 2 FM, FF 9:20 AM - 9:50 AM Practice Group 3 GT-L, EP, FP, GP,HP 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Practice Group 4 T3, SSB, SSC, SM 10:40 AM - 11:10 AM Practice Group 5 SRF 11:20 AM - 11:50 AM Practice Group 6 ST, T1, T2, AS, BP, DP 11:50 AM - 12:40 PM Lunch 12:40 PM - 5:30 PM Scales Open 12:40 PM - 5:30 PM Technical Scales 12:40 PM - 1:10 PM Practice Group 7 CSR, DSR, S2000, FE 1:20 PM - 1:50 PM Practice Group 8 GT1, GT2, GT3 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM Practice Group 9 FA, FB, FC 2:40 PM - 3:10 PM Qualifying 1 Group 1 3:20 PM - 3:50 PM Qualifying 1 Group 2 4:05 PM - 4:35 PM Qualifying 1 Group 3 4:45 PM - 5:15 PM Qualifying 1 Group 4 5:25 PM - 5:55 PM Qualifying 1 Group 5 SATURDAY, JUNE 23 6:30 AM - 3:00 PM Registration By Appointment Only Technical Inspection 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM Scales Open 8:00 AM - 8:30 AM Qualifying 2 Group 1 8:40 AM - 9:10 AM Qualifying 2 Group 2 9:25 AM - 9:55 AM Qualifying 2 Group 3 10:05 AM - 10:35 AM Qualifying 1 Group 6 10:50 AM - 11:20 AM Qualifying 1 Group 7 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM Qualifying 1 Group 8 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM LUNCH 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Scales Open 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Qualifying 1 Group 9 1:40 PM - 2:10 PM Qualifying 2 Group 4 2:25 PM - 2:55 PM Qualifying 2 Group 5 3:10 PM RACE 1 - Split Start - 13 Laps F500 & FV Followed By RACE 2-13 Laps FM / FF RACE 3-13 Laps GT-L / EP / FP / GP / HP SUNDAY, JUNE 24 By Appointment only Technical Inspection 6:30 AM - 11:00 AM Registration 7:30 AM - 11:00 AM Scales Open 8:00 AM - 8:30 AM Qualifying 2 Group 6 8:40 AM - 9:10 AM Qualifying 2 Group 7 9:25 AM - 9:55 AM Qualifying 2 Group 8 10:05 AM - 10:35 AM Qualifying 2 Group 9 10:50 AM RACE 4 - Split Start - 13 Laps T3 / SSB / SSC & SM Followed by RACE 5-13 Laps SRF LUNCH 1:30 PM RACE 6-13 Laps ST / T1 / T2 / AS / BP / DP Followed by RACE 7 - Split Start - 13 Laps CSR / DSR / S2000 & FE RACE 8-15 Laps GT1 / GT2 / GT3 RACE 9 - Split Start - 13 Laps FA & FB / FC

18 SCCA CHICAGO REGION JUNE SPRINTS MAIL TO: JERRY MEYER NATIONAL RACES AT ROAD AMERICA 1101 ORIOLE DR JUNE 22-24, 2007 SANCTION 07-N-25-S MUNSTER, IN NATIONAL RACE FEE (219) / FAX (219) STANDARD SRF/FSCCA/SRSCCA JERRYMEYERSCCA@AOL.COM Online $300 $310 Add $40 late fee if submitted after May 25 Mail/Fax $320 $330 Online registration CLOSES June 8 This event will be held under the current SCCA General Competition Rules and amendments except as modified by the Supplementary Regulations for this racing event. A separate entry form must be filled out for each car, driver and race entered. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLACK INK ONLY! DRIVER INFO I hereby agree that the car and driver, as described below, are to appear at this Race Meet to compete under the current General Competition Rules and amendments of the Sports Car Club of America, INC. and the Supplementary Regulations of this event. I affirm that the car entered complies with all requirements for the class and category in which it is entered and that all the information provided on this entry form is valid on this date. DRIVER SIGNATURE NAME (PRINT LEGIBLY) DATE NAT LICENSE EXP DATE ADDRESS (STREET) (CITY) (ST) (ZIP) REGION OF RECORD MEMB # EXP DATE WE WILL USE WHENEVER POSSIBLE PHONE HOME ( ) WORK( ) FAX( ) ENTRANT Only if different from driver. Must be an SCCA member not a corporation. Name Signature Memb # CAR INFO TRANSPONDER # MUST HAVE THIS # (CAN WE READ IT?) CAR MAKE MODEL COLOR CLASS YR SS, T1, T2 NUMBER CHOICES FIRST SECOND THIRD (PLEASE GIVE 3 CHOICES) SPONSOR - 30 SPACES INCLUDING PUNCTUATION CREW 1.FREE 2.FREE 3.FREE (ONLY THE DRIVER OR ENTRANT MAY CHANGE CREW LIST) 4. FREE 5. PAY 6. PAY MEDICAL INFO IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTIFY: PH ( ) CHECK ALL APPLICABLE ADDRESS AT TRACK? Y / N CONTACTS CURRENT MEDICATIONS GLASSES LAST TETANUS DATE D.O.B. DRUG ALLERGIES DENTURES BLOOD TYPE SPECIAL CONDITIONS ASTHMATIC ILLNESSES/INJURIES LAST 12 MOS. DIABETIC PERSONAL PHYSICIAN PH( ) EPILEPTIC ADDRESS STREET CITY ST ZIP HEMOPHILIAC ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES AS REQUIRED PAYMENT INFO OPTIONAL WORKER FUND CONTRIBUTION $10 $15 $20 $25 OTHER $ ORGAN DONOR Race Fee Parking Optional Contribution Late Fee TOTAL $ (MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO CHICAGO REGION, SCCA ) CHECK NO. Credit Card Visa MasterCard CARD NUMBER / / / CARDHOLDER (print) FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY IR DRIVER NAME CARDHOLDER SIGNATURE PLEASE BE SURE THAT ALL NUMBERS ARE LEGIBLE EXP DATE / RACE GROUP CAR # CLASS REC'D ENTRY #

19 ATTENTION COMPETITORS: I would like to welcome you to the 2007 Piggly Wiggly Chicago Region June Sprints. Your event organizers have worked hard to set the stage for a fun, safe and competitive weekend. Our sponsors are providing many incentives to enhance your efforts. The rest is up to you. In order to eliminate as many surprises as possible, here is what you can expect from your operating stewards: Metal-to-Metal: All incidents will be investigated and damage will be noted in your vehicle logbook, just be prepared to present your logbooks to the tech inspectors for noting of the damage. Should the incident be deemed avoidable, further penalties may be assessed. Sound Violations: Sound for this event is 103DB. The GCR will be followed. Jumped Starts: The penalty for jumping or balking the start will be a stop and go black flag penalty. There will be start judges for each race. Passing Under the Yellow: All incidents will be investigated and penalties will be assessed accordingly. There will be a mandatory drivers meeting listed below at the Road America Center. If you cannot attend or have missed your meeting, report to Race Control, as soon as possible. Open Wheel: Friday, June 22 nd, 12:00 pm Closed Wheel:Friday, June 22 nd, 12:20 pm If you have any questions or issues you d like addressed during the weekend, please contact the Race Chairman, or Race Control or myself at any time. We can be reached most easily through Black Flag or Race Control in Suite 2 of the tower. On behalf of Chicago Region and myself, I d like to say thank you for coming to this event. Let s have a fun and safe weekend! Sincerely, Bev Heilicher Chief Steward

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21 ELKHART LAKE S ROAD AMERICA, INC. TEST DAY THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2007 (Event NOT SCCA Sanctioned) Registration for the Piggly Wiggly/Chicago Region SCCA June Sprints weekend & Thursday test day is located in the Road America registration building-enter Gate 6, Highway 67. Group 1; F500, FV 8:00 am Group 2; FM, FF 8:30 am Group 3; GT-L, EP, FP, GP, HP 9:00 am Group 4; T3, SSB, SSC, SM 9:30 am Group 5; SRF 10:00 am Group 6; ST, T1, T2, AS, BP, DP SCHEDULE IS 10:30 am Group 7; CSR, DSR, S2000, FB, FE SUBJECT TO 11:00 pm Group 8; GT1, GT2, GT3 CHANGE 11:30 pm Group 9; FA, FC 12:00 pm Lunch 12:30 pm Group 1; SM F500, FV 1:00 pm Group 2; FM, FF 1:30 pm Group 3; GT-L, EP, FP, GP, HP 2:00 pm Group 4; T3, SSB, SSC, SM 2:30 pm Group 5; SRF 3:00 pm Group 6; ST, T1, T2, AS, BP, DP 3:30 pm Group 7; CSR, DSR, S2000, FE 4:00 pm Group 8; GT1, GT2, GT3 4:30 pm Group 9; FA, FC, FB 5:00 pm (Any yellow/red flag or towing between sessions will count in the allotted time slot) REGISTER BY 6/15/07 - $250 PER CAR (call RACE) REGISTER AFTER 6/15/07 - $300 PER CAR (on site registration) The per car fee includes both sessions. We run rain or shine. Test day participants must be registered entrants of the Piggly Wiggly/Chicago Region SCCA June Sprints. Test day entrance will be via Gate 6 (Hwy 67) only. Drivers, crew & guests must register with SCCA for Thursday test day and for weekend credentials and parking during SCCA registration hours. FULL REFUND ON CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED BY JUNE 15, B ToElkhart Lake 67 GATE 6 GATE 1 GATE 2 HighView Road 67 NOTE: Registration for the Test Day is done through Road America, not Chicago Region SCCA. Please call RA at: RACE to register for the Test Day. C ToHwy 23 KINK C J HURRY DOWNS PEDESTRIAN TRAIL MotorhomePark B ROAD AMERICA STRAIGHT J 67 4/2/07

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