Performance sponsorships makes one compete pro?

[Freestyler]

I know that if u r sponsored by a car audio company, u have to compete pro ..... what about if someone was sponsored by a performance company, does this mean he can stay novice/amatuer or do you have to compete pro?

Thanx in advance,
Mark

[Saturn]

The way i read the rules, if it ain't a company that makes 12-volt audio (or maybe video) you should be good to go.



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-Brian Haley
Platform is TBA.
The HzEmall Competition Group
IASCA member #COM0016715 and #JUD0002480

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"Either write things worth reading or do things worth writing." -Ben Franklin

[redgst97]

The version of the new rules I saw would have something different to say...

Free set of rims...welcome to PRO!
Free body kit...welcome to PRO!

John Marsh

[redgst97]

Oh...just a clarification.
This WAS a PRELIMINARY version of the rules...this, of course, could have easily been changed for the final printing...whenever that may be

John

[CraigMBA]

Straight from the 2001 IASCA Street Rule Book, Page 10, Article 5 - Novice and Page 11, Article 3 - Amatuer:

"Does not recive and does not expect to recieve any monetary compensation for travel, lodging, audio equipment, installation services or materals, vehicle maintenacne, vehicle enhancement (paint jobs, wheels, ect)."

Carlton Duty Jr.
Special Relations
Arc Audio/Rainbow USA
Pro Street 601+

[This message has been edited by CraigMBA (edited 02-01-2001).]

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[Saturn]

well sounds like either i was wrong or the rules changed. lol... oh well

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-Brian Haley
Platform is TBA.
The HzEmall Competition Group
IASCA member #COM0016715 and #JUD0002480

The Official HzEmall Website www.hzemall.com (http://www.hzemall.com)

"Either write things worth reading or do things worth writing." -Ben Franklin