2022 Solo Nationals Paddock Process Update
Solo Nationals is as much about community as it is about competition. And nowhere is that
HOW’S IT GOING TO WORK (FOR COMPETITORS)?
Step one, and a change from last year, will be to register for Solo Nationals. You will not be
If you were part of a group last year and want to remain in that group, reach out to your
Do you have different needs this year? Were you unable to make it to Nationals in 2021? You
If you are joining a new or different group paddock for 2022, make sure you’re on that
HOW’S IT GOING TO WORK (FOR GROUPS)?
There ARE a couple of refinements to the process regarding group sizes. The minimum group
If you were your Region Wrangler/Group Leader last year and are up for the task again this year – start gathering your names - Mat Beck (The Paddock Chief) will be in contact with you (Check your inbox for an email from “Solo Paddock”). If you are no longer your Region’s Group Leader, please have the new person reach out to him at solopaddock@scca.com.
Like last year, a Group’s paddock spaces will be placed on the map, with names randomly assigned to a space. If you would like to place individual competitors in specific spots that will be reflected on the paddock map, that can be arranged once the final Group paddock map has been released (usually in late July). You will be sent a list of space numbers and you can send back a list of names for each spot. Otherwise, you can choose the “first come, first served” hands-off model for your Group.
If you’re a new group looking for a home in paddock, go ahead and gather your names and
Group Paddock Registration will close at 12:01am Central on Thursday, August 4. All competitors will need to use the Individual Paddock Registration process after that date.