WINDSOR TRACE CONES DAY
                                                         January 18, 2023                                         Chateau Log Farm
                                                         Rain Date January 19, 2023                       1070 Curb Chain Lane, Windsor, SC

This is a day for education, practice, and fun. There will be a proper cones course set up and measured to be driven first, and you will be the judge. You will then move on to driving a Town and Country course and a Reverse Psychology course. The courses will be open for walking two days prior to the cones day and will all be behind Lisa’s house. The schedule will be sent around the 1st of January. Get you entries in early!
Opening Date: December 1 2022.
Closing Date: December 30, 2022   Space is limited to 25.
  1. Cones Course according to Ads rules
  2. PD Article 248.2 Town and Country Obstacles : Windsor Trace flexibility☺
Same rules as Art. 247 Timed Obstacles (see below) with the following exceptions: Obstacles are set at 2.0m for all competitors. At least 30% of the obstacles must not be a pair of cones, but instead an obstacle that could be encountered while out driving through town or country; i.e., mailbox and cones, trash barrel and cone, flagpole and a cone, fence section and cone, bridge, poles set like guardrails, wood piles, artificial animals (these should be set at a distance from a pair of cones to avoid frightening animals).
Article 247 Timed Obstacles 247. 

1 To be driven over a prescribed course of obstacles. The number of obstacles to be proportionate to the dimensions of the driving area. Not to exceed 20 obstacles. 247.
2 After passing the starting line, the driver proceeds through each obstacle in order to the designated finish line. 247.
3 Course faults are assessed as penalty seconds and are added to the driver’s elapsed time. Placings are determined on a low total time basis.
3. 248.4 Reverse Psychology Obstacles; Windsor trace flexibility☺
a. To be driven over a prescribed course of obstacles (paired cones). 8-10 obstacles set at 2.0. are recommended as a course length, but the number may be adjusted to be proportionate to the dimensions of the driving area. b. After passing through the Start markers, all the obstacles must be driven in the correct sequence. After completing the highest-numbered obstacle, the driver will then turn and drive that obstacle in the reverse direction and continue to drive all the remaining obstacles in reverse order and in the reverse direction and through the Finish markers where timing will stop. c. Course faults are as listed in Art. 246 Penalties. Course faults are scored as penalty seconds and are added to the driver’s elapsed time. Placings are determined on a low total time basis. d. Entries may be stopped by a signal from the judge after completing the highest-numbered obstacle to allow dislodged/disturbed obstacles to be rebuilt. Course faults are scored as penalty seconds and are added to the driver’s elapsed time. Placings are determined on a low total time basis 

There will be No food so bring your own drinks, snacks, lunch
No porta potties but you do have a trailer and I will open my house up for restroom.
Dress code: Extremely casual, Helmets required. Juniors must wear helmet and vest, and be accompanied by an adult.
                      $70 for the day.  Results will be calculated that night and sent out to you.

Anyone who would like to Volunteer.☺please email or TXT Lisa Singer. Will be given lunch 

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