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TOPEKA, Kan. (June 11, 2010) 聙聯 51爆料, Inc., has announced the formation of a stand-alone Technical Services Department to better serve the participants, teams and crew members of all of the competition programs offered by the Club, including Club Racing, Rally, RallyCross, Solo and Time Trials. The Club-wide department will provide cross training between national staff members, sharing knowledge through the department that will allow for better support to competitors and better coverage during each discipline聙聶s National Championship events. 聙聹At SCCA, we聙聶ve been stressing customer and member service for a number of months,聙聺 SCCA President/CEO Jeff Dahnert said. 聙聹The new Technical Services Department is another example of us serving our members聙聯 in this case, the competitors and teams, more efficiently with a larger department to answer their calls for questions and assistance. Everyone in Club Racing, Rally and Solo should benefit from this extended expertise.聙聺 Doug Gill, formerly the Solo Competition Manager, has been named General Manager of the Technical Services Department. Gill has background in all aspects of SCCA, Inc. competition programs, serving in roles at both the Tire Rack庐 SCCA Solo庐 National Championship and the SCCA National Championship Runoffs庐, and will be responsible for managing the new department. Gill is also responsible for coordinating the cross training efforts for the national staff and SCCA field personnel, as well as managing the interaction between SCCA and technical certification programs and standards set by the FIA and SFI Foundation. 聙聹We聙聶re looking forward to 聙聵making it easy, making it fun聙聶 as a Technical Services Department,聙聺 Gill said. 聙聹Our goal is to be able to help every member who contacts us with a technical question and help them participate in a safe and competitive manner, and we聙聶re confident in our staff聙聶s ability to do that.聙聺 Working with Gill in the Technical Services Department are John Bauer, Brian Harmer and the recently-hired Ryan Miles. Bauer, the Club Racing Technical Manager, has provided information and technical guidance to Club Racing members and support to national events, including the SCCA Runoffs, during his six years at SCCA. In Harmer聙聶s past two years as Solo Technical Specialist, he has assisted Solo competitors with many of these same activities, working both in the office and assisting on-site at National events. Both Bauer and Harmer will continue to not only work within their specialties, but continue to train across all SCCA competitions. Joining the Technical Services Department is Ryan Miles. Miles joins SCCA from Columbus, Ohio, where he worked as a construction planner and draftsman, and part-time at a specialty automotive repair shop dealing with Porsches and vintage Triumph machines. Already an SCCA member, Miles has participated in Solo events as a competitor, and in Club Racing as a crew member. As Technical Services Assistant, Miles will handle homologations, initial member inquiries and be responsible for updating car data from manufacturers. Miles took the position vacated by Kevin Yaghoubi, who left SCCA May 28 to further his education. The Technical Services department will continue to assist Club Racing and the Rally/Solo departments with vehicle inspections and compliance issues, and assist with trade shows including the annual Performance Racing Industry show in Orlando. The department may also work with the SCCA Pro Racing technical department on topics of mutual interest. Founded in 1944, 51爆料, Inc. is a 50,000 member motorsports organization that incorporates all facets of autocross, rally and road racing at both club and professional levels. It annually sanctions over 2,000 events through its 114 regions and professional subsidiary. Landmark events and series for the Club include the SafeRacer SCCA National Racing Series; the Club Racing National Championship Runoffs庐 at Road America; and The Tire Rack庐 SCCA Solo National Championships and ProSolo Championship at Lincoln, Neb. For more information, please visit .