SCCA Release & Waiver of Liability

I believe it is required to get a hard card, and limits the number of times you have to sign your rights away (at some tracks).
 
Not new; I've had a hardcard for at least two years (maybe three or four?). Bottom line:

- Upload photo to scca.com's member login area.
- Get the annual waiver (comes in the mail with every driver renewal) either notarized or witnessed by an SCCA Registrar (Regional Registrar's OK, I'm one)
- Mail waiver to SCCA (PDFs not accepted) and request hardcard
- Drivers get it at no charge; I think a certain level of volunteer participation also gets it free. And I think 25 days volunteering gets you a special volunteer printed card
- If you sign up for the annual Majors program (permanent number) you get a "special" Majors participation version.

It's not like a Grand-Am hardcard where you can wave it at the gate and waltz into a track; you still need to stop at Reg. however, it avoids having to sign the waiver each time you sign in.

Greg

Edit: "Track Waiver"? You have to sign a separate waiver for tracks down there...? Come to think of it, I had to sign two waivers at Sebring...?
 
We pulled into Inde Motorsports Park at 10:30 pm on a Thursday and had to sign the track waiver before we could park to camp that night. Next morning I had to sign a second waiver to run the weekend.
 
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