| Social
Events
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Go Karting Night
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It
seems that no matter what we do, it always turns into some kind of
party! While the competitive events are serious stuff and a blast on
their own, it always seems they evolve into a social event, be it a
dinner after racing, a backyard gathering at the end of a rallye or
BBQing on the engine block of one of those spotless show cars (oops,
just kidding). When we're not competing though, we try to find
something for everyone to enjoy their cars and the good friends
they've made in the hobby.
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| Slalom
Racing |
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Racing at
Lansdowne
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They
don't call them "Sports Cars" for nothing. If you want to
test your driving skill and the performance of your Vette in a safe
and controlled environment, then slalom racing is for you! Racing
only yourself and the time clock around, through and even sometimes
over cones in classes of similar cars brings an adrenaline rush to
novices and experts alike. The slalom course is the place that you
can see just what you and your car are capable of. GM made these
babies to be driven... no sense in disappointing them. There is
always lots of help around and no shortage of willing coaches to
bring the novice entries along to challenge the big dogs. |
| Concours
de Elegance |
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Concours at
Dennison Chevrolet
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Concours
and Show and Shines gives the proud Corvette owner a chance to show
off the beauty in their beast. Show events provide classes for both
novice and experienced participants and the high gloss finishes
always reflect the pride of ownership and love lavished on these
gorgeous cars in the pursuit of perfection. We also participate in
just-for-fun car events like the Langley Good Times Cruise-In and
the Peach City Beach Cruise in Penticton. |
| Rallye |
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Rallyes
may be the most challenging of all the formal Corvette events. Not
only must you navigate your way around a predetermined course (often
through gorgeous back roads) and be alert to all sorts of clues to
the left and the right, you must also find a way to maintain a
civil relationship with your co-participant, time your checkpoint
stops with deadly accuracy while trying not to get sucked in by the
demented mind of the Rallye Master. Oh, and in deference to our
precious babies, gravel roads do not exist in a rallye. |
| Valve
Cover Racing |
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Put
your valve cover to the test in a drag race down a sloped track.
Choose from two different classes, stock and unlimited, and build
your racer! Valve cover racing activities are held at selected
events throughout the year. Awards are given to the first and second
place finishers in each class. For those clubs that would like to
have Valve Cover racing as part of their activities, please read the
official rules, click here. |
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