wow.... lets just check the rules shall we......
From ICSCC 2013 Regulations
E 613. Any non-ICSCC licensed competitor entered in a Conference race must
present his/her credentials to the ICSCC License Director prior to
entering the race course. The following minimum requirements must be
met before a non-ICSCC license holder may compete in an ICSCC race:
A. Must hold a valid equivalent competition license issued by CACC,
SCCA, NASA or FIA/ASN. Licenses of other sanctioning bodies
may be honored at the discretion of the License Director.
B. Must have proof of competing in at least two (2) races in the
current/or prior season.
C. Must hold a current valid driver’s license issued State, Province,
and/or other sovereign nation.
D. Must be a minimum of eighteen (18) years of age in the US or
nineteen (19) years of age in Canada. (Fall 2010)
Competitors not meeting requirements 613 A and/or 613 B must
first run a Novice race under observation. They may then, at the
discretion of the License Director, be permitted to race in a Senior
race during the weekend.
So you are "non-ICSCC" if you hold a CACC lic. Point A says that you can compete with that lic. You do not have to have a ICSCC lic. If you are thinking of heading to Spokane you can use your CACC lic. Now recent history and politics have shown that you should contact the ICSCC Lic director early and let him know your intentions. No it doesn't say that but you should.
You will not get ICSCC points. You will also have to run a 7 series number to indicate that you are not a ICSCC competitor.
jrez wrote on Jan 23
rd, 2014 at 5:30pm:
Ha ha, no. I think that would be pushing it.
Sort of paying for 2 memberships/licenses, Im not really seeing a clear choice.
Might just have to cough up....
No, you just need one club membership.... SCCBC as an example. Then you also need at least one race lic......CACC as an example.