Support races this weekend
Discussion
Can't speak for the other support races, but the 48 car (!!) entry list for the Sports 2000 race can be found here;
http://srccsports2000.yuku.com/topic/1917/Latest-l...
http://srccsports2000.yuku.com/topic/1917/Latest-l...
All entry lists: http://www.brscc.co.uk/2011/entrylists/Britcar_24H...
majordad said:
The Porsche Race consists of two grids in the one race. At the front the GT Cup Challenge cars and the old Porsche Open Cars, and at the back in a seperate grid in the same race is the Porsche Club Series. We've one race on Fri, and two in Sat.
I make it 35 cars. I am out for the first time this year in my 944 S2 in the invitation class with the GT3s. Don't fancy my chances much against that lot but hey this is probably going to be the best race weekend of the year and I have one of the best seats in the house
.courageous said:
will they all run all 3 races or is it the normal A vs B, B vs C & A vs C format
We will run 3 races with 58 cars per race. It is a 3 round budget championship over two days, Friday and Saturday. There is one qualifying session on the Friday morning of 20min which will depict the grid positions for round 1. The first race finishing position will then depict your grid position for round 2 but with the winner of round one drawing a number between 15 and 20 which will depict a reverse grid of the front positions only.The grid position for round 3 is your finishing position of round 2. The races/rounds are scheduled two on the Friday afternoon (see Time-table for full information) and then one on Saturday. Each of the three races is awarded finishing position points, fastest lap and pole position points as detailed in the regulations. There are NO "drop rounds"
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