Normally, this would be January 1 of new year, but special circumstances may demand more immediate implementation. For this reason, an explanation of their composition is in order. A typical advisory committee comprises 6 members, one of whom is selected chairman. They are invariably avid competitors with a strong technical knowledge and, in addition, a sense of where the class should be headed in the future. Selection is geographical in nature to greatest extent practical in order to ensure that the widest possible points of view are presented.
Members serve for approximately three years so as to ensure a continuing influx of new ideas.
If you feel you have something to contribute in this arena, send a brief resume to Jim Leithauser at Club Racing for future consideration. The names and addresses of current advisory committee members appear in the sidebar at the bottom of this page. Unlike an advisory committee, the Competition Board does not necessarily strive for geographic representation, although this is certainly a consideration. And, of course, a vision of the future. The membership has an opportunity to express the views in person twice a year-at the Club Racing Town Hall meeting at the Nation Convention and again at the Runoffs.