My local club is running two autoX's again this year at Camarillo airport (that's north of Los Angeles) and I will be creating some registration / run stickers for the entrants. I am hoping to get some feedback on the designs in terms of practicality. These AutoX's are purely for fun, so no SCCA rules need to apply.
The two reg sticker designs (put on the windshield when the car is teched) have cones that can be marked off for the runs. The second one has space to write the run time. I am wondering if putting space for the time is practical. We usually use stickies as most do. This would require a rather sharp pen (the stickers are about 2.5' x 1'). Of course there is always the problem with the times not getting out quick enough, but that can always be a problem. This way people can see what cars have done what even if they don't look at the results board. Of course some may not be as proud of their times as others...
I also created some FTG / FTD stickers that can be placed below these stickers, coded by group color. These of course may not ever make it to the car, since you need to find the car after the runs, but I think people might appreciate these.
Another idea is Cone Kill stickers. These are not actually stickers, they are static cling vinyl. These should be fun, but might be a bit harder to apply in time. The work pretty well on windshields and can be rubbed on pretty quick, but storing them for use might be hard. The will work on paint (for the traditional below the cockpit position), but need to be put on wet then dabbed.
There is of course the "Ace" sticker (hopefully there will not be a need for many of these):
Here is the flyer with the info on it in case anyone is in the area on the dates. As I said it's just for fun.
