CCCC Points Program:
The points program was created several years ago to encourage participation in the Club. Club events could be anything from a Drive ’n Dine to a car show, rallye or any event put on our calendar and hosted by a Club member. We try to follow a 30-day guideline as far as notification to all Club members. In other words, we like to have the event posted for 30 days to give everyone time to schedule. In some cases this is not possible and the Board will review these instances on a case-by-case basis and make a determination. At the end of the year, the points are totaled and the top ten point holders are given recognition awards at our annual banquet.
There should be a sign-in sheet at every Club event. The chairperson or host is responsible for providing a sign-in sheet and forwarding it to the Points Director at the conclusion of the event.
Click here to view the current CCCC points standing.
Click here to view the final points for 2007, including the Top Ten Participants list.
SOCIAL POINTS:
Social points will be defined as points awarded for events where no competition is involved. Examples of these are: Parades, general membership meetings, awards banquets, drive-n-dines, bingo etc. In order to earn points for social events, the social event must be designated as a Club Event. A Club Event can be a gathering that includes not less than 10 members without a chairperson.
Points for these events will be as follows:
- One point for attending a CCCC membership meeting or awards banquet.
- One point for attending the NCCC Michigan Region Banquet.
- Two points for chairing a social event.
- One point for working a full social event.
- One point for participation in a social event.
- One point for entering your Corvette in any non-sanctioned all Corvette show.
- One point for having your Corvette at any of the above events. The points will be awarded to member couples even if one of the member couples arrives in a vehicle other than the Corvette.
COMPETITION POINTS:
Competition points will be defined as points awarded for events where competition is involved. Examples of these are: Racing events, concours or car shows, rallyes etc. In order to earn points for competition events, the competition event must be designated as a CCCC Event, NCCC or Michigan Region Event. The NCCC or Michigan Region event can be sanctioned or non-sanctioned.
Points for these events will be as follows:
- Ten points for chairing or co-chairing a CCCC sponsored race, rallye, concours, or car show event. Chair or co-chair must be instrumental in organizing and running the event. “Signature Only” chairpersons will not be awarded points.
- Five points for working a full competition event.
- Three points for participation in a CCCC sanctioned or non-sanctioned competition event.
- One point for participation in another NCCC club’s sanctioned or non-sanctioned competition event. Maximum of one point per day.
- One point for having your Corvette at any of the above events. The points will be awarded to member couples even if one of the member couples arrives in a vehicle other than the Corvette.
OTHER POINTS:
Other points will be defined as points for items not covered in the above two categories.
- Two points for visiting the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky.
- One point for writing an article for the CCCC Newsletter. The article must be at least ½ page in length. Articles are published at the discretion of the CCCC Editor. Articles or reports required by an elected officer are not eligible.
- One point for each full day in attendance at the annual NCCC Convention.
- Four points for each CCCC elected office held or for serving as the Webmaster of the Club Website.
- Two points for each Functional Chair position held specifically for CCCC events.
- Two points for each appointed position, Ambassador, Historian, Hearts & Flowers Coordinator.
For questions about the CCCC Points Program,* direct an email to board @ cccorvette.org. Be sure to include "Points" in the subject line.
Michigan Region and National Points:
Points are also earned at the regional and national levels when members participate in NCCC sanctioned events. Region points are posted on the Michigan Region web site and an awards banquet is held in March for the top competitors. National points are tracked on the National Council of Corvette Clubs web site for individuals that compete at the highest level. National awards are given at the NCCC Convention which is held during the summer.
CLICK HERE FOR CURRENT CCCC POINTS STANDING
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