While on the way to the Washington D.C. area for National Pro Solo action next weekend the Solo National tow vehicle for the Pace American timing trailer was stolen. Thieves also broke into the trailer and stole laptop computers. Below is a description of the vehicle, please be on the look out. If you see it, call the police first, then call Howard Duncan at the SCCA National Office 1-800-770-2055.

White Ford F-350 Dually Truck with SCCA Sticker and out of state (Kansas) plates.

This letter came from SCCA National today:
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Solo Community,

I had announced in an earlier email that the first issue of SoloMatters would be out on the second Wednesday of June and then every second Wednesday after that.

While editor Heyward Wagner got all the editorial content ready to go last night, we have had some problems this morning with our service provider getting all the details finalized for distribution, so the first issue has been delayed until early next week. We apologize for this delay and we hope this is the last obstacle to getting Solo information flowing to you on a regular basis.

As a side note, this has not been the best day for news for us. Not only did we find out this morning about the delay in the e-newsletter, but we also got word that the truck that tows the Tire Rack SCCA timing and scoring Pace American trailer was stolen last night in Virginia. The thieves also broke into the trailer and stole all of our laptop computers, but they left everything else untouched. Luckily this was an off weekend and no one was injured. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of those that quickly offered help so that we can go forward with plans for next weekend’s Tire Rack ProSolo in Washington DC. A special thanks goes to Ian Baker who is towing the trailer from western VA to the DC area as I write this. Once again proof that the term “Solo Community” is not just a slogan.

See you at the starting line,

H.

Howard Duncan, SCCA VP, Rally/Solo