The Time Attack is the evolution of the spectator dexterity events that used to be held behind the library in town. It takes its name from a highly competitive Japanese Circuit event where cars are built to the limits to complete one lap on a track the fastest possible. But the event is closer to the SOLO and SOLO II in the U.S.

Having no permanant facilities it only makes sense that the Club focus on these type of events for now.

The events consist of an open road that is then laid out with cones. Participants must negotiate the course as fast as possible trying not to hit cone, for which there is a 2 second penalty added to their times.

The main aim of the CMA with these events is to try and get people off the street and into a controlled space where they can explore the limits of their cars. There is no better lesson that to push your car to the limit and lose control, its not something they forget soon. The focus of these events are car control and skill, not speed. The speeds are no more than the average speed on the roads.

But don't think this is just a fun event, winners have a chance to take home various prizes.

Time Attack is held every month so check the calendar for event schedules.

TIME ATTACK RESULTS 2007

Parker's Time Attack - May 27, 2007 - Class Results
Parker's Time Attack - May 27, 2007 - Final Results
Hydes & Son's Time Attack - July 1, 2007 - Class Results
Hydes & Son's Time Attack - July 1, 2007 - Final Results