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Also, on track from 901am till 459pm. If someone doesn't make it to sign on or scruit in time they're going to lose a session at least as the emphasis is always on those that come on time instead of slowing the whole group down because one person wanted a few more minutes sleep in bed.

Scruit and sign on times are all easy though, get to the track by 8am latest and you'll be right. Doesn't really affect you guys as you'll be staying at the track, it's more a rule for the guys up here who consistently are lazy and leave Sydney too late. Also because our scruitineers are entrants and it stuffs up their day haha so anyone late has to wait for them which is more than fair.

It will be in the entry thread, but it's all simple stuff;

Scruit starts at 730am

Sign on starts at 730am

Scruit ends at 830am

Sign on ends at 830am

Drivers brief 840am

First group at dummy grid at 855am

Track opens 9am

There's 2 people doing scruit and 2 people doing sign on so it's all really smooth

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