Autocrosses are not racing events, but "driver education" events for insurance purposes. Most people haven't had much trouble, but I've seen a rash of manufacturers like Mitsubishi and insurers like Geico combing or mining Solo event results for the purpose of denying warranties and coverage. Here are a couple of recent examples:
Insurance coverage dropped by Geico
http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/279740.aspx
Drivetrain warranty dropped by Mini/BMW
http://sccaforums.com/forums/thread/280419.aspx
Most autocrossers are driving a registered, insured street car at our events. Right now we've been making full names and full make and model information available online. Is this a good idea anymore?
I don't know what programming or technology we have at our disposal to keep legit competitors informed about results online (a big deal to many people) while keeping out prying corporate eyes. I thought I'd bring this up while we're developing a new web site. Would it be better to use initials for first or last names, and only show the make?
Protecting event results?
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Protecting event results?
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