what were the winnig times for supersport and superstock?
http://www.myracingbio.com/?event=lapsByEvent&seriesId=1&facilityId=18&eventId=112
Thanks :cheers:
omg, wow.
I ran 34's on pilot powers last time I was there with stock suspension... I should really rethink about what state and region I'm in!
lol, DOH!
finally found my data and dislexia took over.. that would be 1:43's
LOL.. done that before.. Looked at the timer and though "holy crap! lap record here i come!" .. then the dose of reality.
Good news is that there are 3 groups for the Michelin event. Pro, expert and AM.
Quote from: gntbldr on August 30, 2009, 10:30:22 AM
lol, DOH!
finally found my data and dislexia took over.. that would be 1:43's
Hey, look at the bright side. Only another 6 seconds a lap and you could almost run with the SVs!!!
HAHAHA, thanks for the support guys. :cheers:
has anybody received any info on the oct 3-4 event at barber????
NO...Its like trying to circumcise a rock to get information...wera board has a few things up, but nothing that really pretains to the schedule, pre entry,practice or cost...hell theres plenty of time though with only being a month out.
Quote from: gntbldr on August 31, 2009, 12:17:32 PM
HAHAHA, thanks for the support guys. :cheers:
you going cheese head? been a long time since the last time we had a few cold ones.
Tom,
Didn't you talk to Tommy Mason about it at the last GIR weekend?
Quote from: gonecrazy on August 31, 2009, 10:30:07 PM
NO...Its like trying to circumcise a rock to get information...wera board has a few things up, but nothing that really pretains to the schedule, pre entry,practice or cost...hell theres plenty of time though with only being a month out.
Its really not all that bad Tom. There are going to be 2 races per class. One per day, purses will be paid for individual and overall placings. Qualifying will most likely be set by practice times. It looks like they will still be running 3 classes pro, expert, novice. Sounds like unless a trackday org steps up there wont be a friday practice. Plan on around 100 bucks a race entry. The info I have gotten has said you wont be aloud to ride up, meaning no 600s in the 1000 class. The invites should be out soon, but the reality is its not as big of a deal as most think. If you have been riding and doing well enough to earn Michelin money this year, then drag your shit down to Barber. Im sure the great majority of vendors will be there and will know who they have been working with. Also, as long as you can prove that you have been on michelins all year I dont expect they will turn your money and grid filling entry away. The money has been allocated, they want us to come win it, so grab that crappy honda and get you ass on the road!!
damn, I sure as hell hope they have practice and some sort of qualifying. If they just go by reg, then some people are gonna get screwed.
Rick I talked to tommy about it and he said they were hashing out the details in short.
And Ben, me and the super honda will be there.. I need to call you tommorrow anyway
I saw this - don't know if it tells you anything you didn't already know though.
http://www.michelinuschampionship.com/
Quote from: racepro171 on September 01, 2009, 07:10:41 PM
damn, I sure as hell hope they have practice and some sort of qualifying. If they just go by reg, then some people are gonna get screwed.
Like I said, qualifying will be based on practice times.
Quote from: benprobst on September 01, 2009, 12:42:11 PM
Its really not all that bad Tom. There are going to be 2 races per class. One per day, purses will be paid for individual and overall placings. Qualifying will most likely be set by practice times. It looks like they will still be running 3 classes pro, expert, novice. ............
not quite according to the flyer, the payout is based on cumulative results from 2 days of racing, not payouts for each day here http://www.michelinuschampionship.com/MichelinUSMC.pdf . so in effect 1st place for pro pays $7000, expert $4500, amatuer $3000. 2nd through 10th pays $1500-$100 with not much difference in payout between pro, expert and am.
the other big question is how are they going to determine who is pro and who is expert , a very big grey area since there is no defined line.
Everyone that thinks Arnie should run pro please put your hand up
:ass:
Looks like you're a pro Arnie. :biggrin: :cheers: