There will be a special Group 9 race for the upcoming ICSCC "Labour Daze" race weekend, September 1-3.

This one is for bragging rights, and some cash!

Do you have what it takes to win?

Details are as follows:



2012 SCCBC  "Dash for Cash"

Open to all closed wheel cars eligible and conforming to ICSCC race regulations.

Entry fee of $75

Open only to first 30 entrants registered on MotorsportReg.

No practice or qualifying sessions.

75% of entry fee will be contributed to the prize fund.

Drivers will receive 2 pre-race warm up laps.

Race will be 10 laps with a staggered start (based on driver declared times - slowest released first) from the pit lane.

All Drivers will declare a fast-lap time which will be used to calculate start position and start release timing.

Any driver who posts a lap time faster than the declared time will be black flagged and disqualified.

Should a restart be required, cars will be released from the pit lane in intervals based on the last completed lap.

No on-board or external timing allowed.  Violators will be disqualified.

Drivers not exercising due caution during yellow flag situations will be penalized.


Prize payout

1st  - 40%

2nd - 27%

3rd - 16%

4th - 12%

5th  - 5%

Registration is now available on MotorsportReg.  Enter today as only the first 30 entries received will be accepted.

Are you skilled enough to win a sprint?  Prove it!



Steve

that sounds awesome!

Doodson wrote on Jul 31^st, 2012 at 5:35pm:


There are no practice or qualifying sessions for this run group, and you cannot register for it on Motorsportreg unless you are registering for another run group. This entry is considered an additional entry. It's up to the Exec if they will allow it as an only entry, and I'm sure it will be priced differently.

For those of us that will be driving a new car this weekend, or possibly first timers to Mission, is it possible to declare a fast-lap time at the end of the day Saturday? Or perhaps up to the Registration deadline on Sunday morning would make more sense.

Richard

Kieth,

Are those lap times with or without overfilling the oil?



Mike

I'm looking for a little clarification as to how this is going to work:

It's a 10 lap race but there is a 12 lap multiplier.  Correct?
There are 2 warm-up laps.  

Will we (hot?) pit after the warm-up laps, then receive the staggered start after that?  Or will the release for the warm-up laps be staggered, then we will essentially be racing under the yellow for the first 2 laps?

Rod.

So, for the cars being released, the race for them begins in pit lane. Should make turn one blending interesting. 

Race Info: