abbreviation help
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From: MINT BERRRRRRY CRUNCH!!!, WNY
This spring/summer will be my first time doing any autoX. iv went down the drag strip in my almost stock gsr a handful of times but its the essentially the same everytime. well i was looking up the SCCA schedule for my area (WNY) and next to three of the events it said (FLR OOR). i searched here and google. google kept asking "did i mean floor?" lol. so what does this mean?
Finger Lakes Region = FLR
RIT - Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY)
SEAD - Seneca Army Depot (Romulus, NY)
BMP - Batavia Motorsports Park (Batavia, NY) =OOR
ECC-N - Erie Community College North
This was too easy.. it's right on their site.
Kind of looks like they are names of airports though..
RIT - Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY)
SEAD - Seneca Army Depot (Romulus, NY)
BMP - Batavia Motorsports Park (Batavia, NY) =OOR
ECC-N - Erie Community College North
This was too easy.. it's right on their site.

Kind of looks like they are names of airports though..
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But why would eccn have FLR OOR next to them then. Eccn is no where near the flr. Unless it means ppl from that region will attend?
Also u posted batavia=OOR. Which what does oor stand for. Not argueing just trying to know what they mean.
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Also u posted batavia=OOR. Which what does oor stand for. Not argueing just trying to know what they mean.
Thanks
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Who knows why they name it what they do but theres a key on their site and thats what the acronyms mean....
Take it at face value and wonder about their method of maddness later.
Take it at face value and wonder about their method of maddness later.
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Lol sounds good. Thanks btw.
Is it normal to have only 3 different tracks? Do they do different layouts each time they race at the same local?
Is it normal to have only 3 different tracks? Do they do different layouts each time they race at the same local?
yes. our region uses mainly 2 different locations. 13 different events. 6 at one. 3 at another. another site has 2. 5 locations total.
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