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October 12th, 2023, 07:58 PM
Board Attendees:
President - Chris Nami
Vice President - Bob Hasenhundl
Secretary - Terri Thompson (ABSENT)
Treasurer - Noel Ross
VP Rules & Tech - Santiago Shirtz
New Rider Director - Dan Spurlock
Race Director - Katie Rayburn
Rider Rep - Press & Contingency - Codey Chewning
Rider Rep - Rulebook - Dennis Stowers
Rider Rep - Trophies & Class Sponsorship - Blair Harness
Rider Rep - PR & Events - Erik Maxwell
Estimated Voting Members in Attendance:
Location: Nite Owl Sports Bar and Grill
Start Time: 7:30pm
End Time: 9:00pm
Important Announcements:
Status Updates:
Chris:
Next season's race schedule is completed. 8 round season. Pueblo twice, HPR 6, nothing at PPIR due to safety.
Appreciations for Betz and Irelynn for brownies and Anthem.
Bob:
Safety crew appreciation, which was addressed earlier.
Dennis presented a question of how much Brad Hendry made on his BMW for race contingency.
Terri:
Novice Hour cards - you can take a picture of them, fax them, whatever, if you lose it but have evidence you have completed your hours, we will take it.
HOWEVER - if you lose your card and have no evidence, you are SOL.
THE END OF THE SEASON IS FAST APPROACHING - HAVE YOU COMPLETED YOUR HOURS?
Novice hours are due by 10 days after round 7.
If you see issues with points, let me know ASAP so I can fix them! There are two Rounds left, check your sh!t
Rule change proposal is also fast approaching, start thinking about enacting change now. It is YOUR Club, enact the change you want to see and approach rule changes with an open mind.
The 50th Year Anniversary is starting to come to a close, order your gear from 64 Degree Racing before it is gone! This is the ONLY year you will ever be able to purchase 50th Anniversary Gear.
Noel:
Entry fee increase has been positive. Maybe this may not continue next year, but so far so good.
Accounts:
Round 1-3700$
3-3700$
4-5600$
5 is not paid for the track yet.
Chris jumps in on Dunlop side, all racer tire certifications have been turned in. Profit for Dunlop is unknown.
Santiago:
A dirty bike may or may not pass tech. They are cracking down. Follow the checklist to make sure your bike is in compliance.
Dan:
Drumming up more super street riders at Jim’s Burger Haven.
Passing along more info on bike nights.
Super street positives are most individuals are actually licensing up, even with the small registrations
Katie:
Safety Crew Appreciation
Codey:
Dennis:
Rule change
Blair:
Erik:
Member Questions:
Question of what configurations of HPR would be racing?
Unsure. No Hastings Nebraska. Pueblos participation was the lowest so far, which is why HPR is visited more frequently.
Question if the two rounds in pueblo are back to back.
Answer is yes they are, but they are two weeks apart.
Question of what track days are open.
There were some options given and offers of Facebook groups.
Tiffany asked what the account was being worked on with the Dunlop.
The response was Quickbooks isn’t fixed but it will be tomorrow. Tiffany asked “For Dunlop specifically what is the holdup?”. Noel replied they are not responding and hope to respond soon.
Member brought the concern of not enforcing times for qualifying. They have the concern that there are people in the wrong races.
Chris Nami replied that people in faster sessions become frustrated, however some riders have the option based on their race times not practice times to ride in the session. Riders should self govern and decide which class fits their needs. Katie explained the sessions of the race weekend. She said to come up to pregrid and although your tech sticker doesn’t match, just explain the situation and they will allow it in the first three sessions.
Member said that sometimes open lapping days gets difficult.
Santiago said it takes little time.
Chris took a moment to ask what the purpose of wiping it down is - It is to reveal issues.
A member mentioned a track day he noticed that there were a large number of riders in the track day, the question was proposed as how we can recruit them.
Dennis S. asked “how many fliers did you offer to them?”
Members expressed interest in the time and location of the meeting, they seemed frustrated by lack of information on time and duration of the meeting.
What do we do with our novice cards?
Response- Take a photo and turn it into Terri
President - Chris Nami
Vice President - Bob Hasenhundl
Secretary - Terri Thompson (ABSENT)
Treasurer - Noel Ross
VP Rules & Tech - Santiago Shirtz
New Rider Director - Dan Spurlock
Race Director - Katie Rayburn
Rider Rep - Press & Contingency - Codey Chewning
Rider Rep - Rulebook - Dennis Stowers
Rider Rep - Trophies & Class Sponsorship - Blair Harness
Rider Rep - PR & Events - Erik Maxwell
Estimated Voting Members in Attendance:
Location: Nite Owl Sports Bar and Grill
Start Time: 7:30pm
End Time: 9:00pm
Important Announcements:
Status Updates:
Chris:
Next season's race schedule is completed. 8 round season. Pueblo twice, HPR 6, nothing at PPIR due to safety.
Appreciations for Betz and Irelynn for brownies and Anthem.
Bob:
Safety crew appreciation, which was addressed earlier.
Dennis presented a question of how much Brad Hendry made on his BMW for race contingency.
Terri:
Novice Hour cards - you can take a picture of them, fax them, whatever, if you lose it but have evidence you have completed your hours, we will take it.
HOWEVER - if you lose your card and have no evidence, you are SOL.
THE END OF THE SEASON IS FAST APPROACHING - HAVE YOU COMPLETED YOUR HOURS?
Novice hours are due by 10 days after round 7.
If you see issues with points, let me know ASAP so I can fix them! There are two Rounds left, check your sh!t
Rule change proposal is also fast approaching, start thinking about enacting change now. It is YOUR Club, enact the change you want to see and approach rule changes with an open mind.
The 50th Year Anniversary is starting to come to a close, order your gear from 64 Degree Racing before it is gone! This is the ONLY year you will ever be able to purchase 50th Anniversary Gear.
Noel:
Entry fee increase has been positive. Maybe this may not continue next year, but so far so good.
Accounts:
Round 1-3700$
3-3700$
4-5600$
5 is not paid for the track yet.
Chris jumps in on Dunlop side, all racer tire certifications have been turned in. Profit for Dunlop is unknown.
Santiago:
A dirty bike may or may not pass tech. They are cracking down. Follow the checklist to make sure your bike is in compliance.
Dan:
Drumming up more super street riders at Jim’s Burger Haven.
Passing along more info on bike nights.
Super street positives are most individuals are actually licensing up, even with the small registrations
Katie:
Safety Crew Appreciation
Codey:
Dennis:
Rule change
Blair:
Erik:
Member Questions:
Question of what configurations of HPR would be racing?
Unsure. No Hastings Nebraska. Pueblos participation was the lowest so far, which is why HPR is visited more frequently.
Question if the two rounds in pueblo are back to back.
Answer is yes they are, but they are two weeks apart.
Question of what track days are open.
There were some options given and offers of Facebook groups.
Tiffany asked what the account was being worked on with the Dunlop.
The response was Quickbooks isn’t fixed but it will be tomorrow. Tiffany asked “For Dunlop specifically what is the holdup?”. Noel replied they are not responding and hope to respond soon.
Member brought the concern of not enforcing times for qualifying. They have the concern that there are people in the wrong races.
Chris Nami replied that people in faster sessions become frustrated, however some riders have the option based on their race times not practice times to ride in the session. Riders should self govern and decide which class fits their needs. Katie explained the sessions of the race weekend. She said to come up to pregrid and although your tech sticker doesn’t match, just explain the situation and they will allow it in the first three sessions.
Member said that sometimes open lapping days gets difficult.
Santiago said it takes little time.
Chris took a moment to ask what the purpose of wiping it down is - It is to reveal issues.
A member mentioned a track day he noticed that there were a large number of riders in the track day, the question was proposed as how we can recruit them.
Dennis S. asked “how many fliers did you offer to them?”
Members expressed interest in the time and location of the meeting, they seemed frustrated by lack of information on time and duration of the meeting.
What do we do with our novice cards?
Response- Take a photo and turn it into Terri