No Images? Click here In this issue: From The Editor's Desk • Have YOU Voted Yet? • Squeal Member Spotlight • Barn Quilt Road Rally Review • November Regional Meeting - Different Date! • Anniversaries • Registration Open for 2020 SCCA National Convention • RallyCross Course Walk Techniques • F4 US Breaks FIA F4 Entry Record at USGP • 2019 Solo Triad Award Winners From The Editor's DeskHey everyone, Heads up, we've got a change to this month's date for the meeting, be sure to see the section below for all the details! Otherwise, if you're reading this, be aware that you can contribute to the Squeal! If you've got a piece that you'd like to see in an issue of the Squeal, send it over to squeal@scca-susq.com, we'd love to hear from you! Also, if you haven't seen Ford v. Ferrari yet, go check it out! The movie is an exciting depiction of the real-life battle between two automotive giants, and features some of the biggest names in racing history. Jake Limm Have YOU Voted Yet?
This month's meeting will include the election of the 2020 Regional Officers and Board of Directors. Voting will remain open online, via the button below, until Wednesday, November 20th. All Susquehanna SCCA Members are entitled to a vote, either online or in person at the November meeting, held on the 21st. Find more meeting details later in this newsletter. The following board and officer positions are uncontested for 2019 and, therefore, will not appear as choices in this election survey.
Assistant Regional Executive, Secretary and one Director (3 year) position are contested board positions this year, with two candidates nominated for each: Assistant Regional Executive: Bryan Roper and Nick Landis Secretary: Andy Bierach and Jared McGahen (incumbent) Director: Chris Brown and Mike Chilcote
Squeal Member SpotlightBy Jared McGahen Barn Quilt Road Rally ReviewAKA Driving the Back Roads of Fulton County By Lisa Leathery It's fair to say the SCCA Susquehanna Region members are accustomed to events where going fast, wearing out tires, stirring up dust and heating brakes is all part of the competition. Well, for the 2nd year, we added a Road Rally that did not require any of the above. Well maybe stirring up some dust on a dirt road if your navigator headed you down a wrong path! This Road Rally took place in the beautiful mountains of Fulton County, partnered with The Frontier Barn Quilt Trail. Speed was not a goal in this social road rally, instead attention to detail and following directions from the navigator are the main requirements in order to find your way through the mountains located around the little town of McConnellsburg. A major factor to enjoying the late morning to mid afternoon drive was soaking in the beautiful natural fall colors and magnificent barn quilts painted by local artists. Organizers were fortunate when they selected October 26 for this year’s road rally. The leaves were in full peak, the day started with sunshine, followed by clouds but the rain held off until all returned to the finish point. Making an enjoyable 48.5-mile drive taking three/four-hours. One of the scheduled stops on the rally was Ye Olde Mill Campground located beside the historic Burnt Cabins Grist Mill. A very scenic site where participants could take a break and grab a bite to eat before heading back on the trail. Remember, this social rally did not score points for being fast. The rally is designed for participants to enjoy the fun conversations between driver, navigator, and passengers. Perfect for including the entire family, which is exactly what Andy and Heather Bierach did, joined by their children Clara and Parker. November Regional Meeting |