Is there a practice day in advance of the 10/5-10/6 CCS weekend there? Who's sponsoring it, how does one sign up? Please advise, thanks.
Yes there is. The practice day is sponsored by VIR, run by Cornerspeed (www.cornerspeed.net). You sign up by showing up with your current race license in hand and pay the nice lady $100. No pre-registration necessary.
Does anyone know of a decent track map of the VIR North course that can be downloaded or printed? I can't seem to print the one on virclub.com.
Thanks
Try this link...
http://www.classrides.com/calander/track_maps/virginia_map.html
...meanwhile, I'll keep lookin'. See ya there!
What are fast and average lap times for Amateurs and Experts at VIR?
Can't seem to find any times for CCS since they don't "qualify" for races and apparently don't post times with their race results, so try this link and you'll see how the various AMA classes did at VIR.
//www.amaproracing.com/02rr/p7270/
Good luck!
Thanks. I realize there aren't posted times, I just figured someone could could shoot me some anecdotal info..."Last month, the top 5 amateurs Supersports were running in the XXX to YYY range"
look to run 1m37's and 38's
QuoteThanks. I realize there aren't posted times, I just figured someone could could shoot me some anecdotal info..."Last month, the top 5 amateurs Supersports were running in the XXX to YYY range"
You also didn't mention which class.
For MW winner is around '37-38, and top 10 at '42 and top 20 at '46 on a crowded weekend. So I say mid pack would be '45-48 range depend on your grid and start.
QuoteYou also didn't mention which class.
For MW winner is around '37-38, and top 10 at '42 and top 20 at '46 on a crowded weekend. So I say mid pack would be '45-48 range depend on your grid and start.
Sure did mention class - it's even in your quote of me! ---supersport AMs! Thanks for your info, this is the kind of info I was looking for.
you are welcome. :)
QuoteSure did mention class - it's even in your quote of me! ---supersport AMs! Thanks for your info, this is the kind of info I was looking for.
I meant which weight class (lightweight, middleweight or heavyweight) because the bigger bikes usually are a little faster :P
By the way, most guys run all classes from supersport to GP, and the fast guys are all on SS bikes with DOT's... amatuers at least.
QuoteI meant which weight class (lightweight, middleweight or heavyweight) because the bigger bikes usually are a little faster :P
By the way, most guys run all classes from supersport to GP, and the fast guys are all on SS bikes with DOT's... amatuers at least.
Mea culpa. You are correct, sir. I was inquiring about MiddleWeight times. Thanks.
Hayden turned 1:25something and I know I was within 3 minutes of that ::)