Hello racers,
Hope you all had a good holiday season, and are ready to talk racing again!
There will be a short class meeting at noon on Sunday Jan. 22 at Overdrive Motorsports, to discuss the parameters of our class this season. All who can attend are encouraged to do so.
Agenda for the meeting will be posted tomorrow.
Regards,
Wilson Dolan
Meeting on Jan. 22
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wilsondolan
Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
Agenda of January 22, 2012 Meeting
As all of the engine rules were decided at the AGM there isn’t a whole lot we need to decide for the 2012 Season.
Topics of Discussion:
• Weights of the light and heavy classes
• Clarification of Tech Inspection Rules (There was some confusion last season)
• Alignment with WCC or ASN rules (Which rules to keep, and which to change)
If there are any other topics that members would like to be brought up at the meeting please post them before the meeting and they will be added to the agenda.
As all of the engine rules were decided at the AGM there isn’t a whole lot we need to decide for the 2012 Season.
Topics of Discussion:
• Weights of the light and heavy classes
• Clarification of Tech Inspection Rules (There was some confusion last season)
• Alignment with WCC or ASN rules (Which rules to keep, and which to change)
If there are any other topics that members would like to be brought up at the meeting please post them before the meeting and they will be added to the agenda.
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Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
Wilson,
Can you post a TIME for the meeting please......
Can you post a TIME for the meeting please......
Mark Hillier #44 VLR Senior, Shifter
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Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
I have been lobbying to have the minimum width of the 4-cycle senior classes increased from 50" (127cm) to 53"(134.62cm). 53" is the same width as a normal plastic rear protection bumper. Brian Campbell hopefully addressed this at the ASN rules meeting he attended a couple months ago. So even if ASN doesn't change it, perhaps we could have some discussion on it as we didn't really enforce any kind of rear width rule last year.
John K
John K
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wilsondolan
Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
John,
Thank you for reminding me! I meant to post that with the agenda, and I agree that there should be some discussion on the rear width rules as there are still some discrepancies with the rules.
Mark,
The first post has the time posted as noon (12:00).
Regards,
Wilson Dolan
Thank you for reminding me! I meant to post that with the agenda, and I agree that there should be some discussion on the rear width rules as there are still some discrepancies with the rules.
Mark,
The first post has the time posted as noon (12:00).
Regards,
Wilson Dolan
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Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
DML..
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wilsondolan
Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
Hi Dan,
It was decided at the agm that the 206 would be the spec motor for sr. 4 stroke from now on. All other motors can still be ran in the open class, and will not count for championship points.
Regards,
Wilson Dolan
It was decided at the agm that the 206 would be the spec motor for sr. 4 stroke from now on. All other motors can still be ran in the open class, and will not count for championship points.
Regards,
Wilson Dolan
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Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
Clarification as far as I know:
4-cycle senior championship is for LO206 only.
Other motors(clone, Honda and other Briggs& Strattion) would be deemed to be in the "Open" catch all class and eligible for the Open Class championship. As well, the 4-cycle motors that end up in this "Open" class would most likely be on the track at the same time as 4-cycle senior.
John K
4-cycle senior championship is for LO206 only.
Other motors(clone, Honda and other Briggs& Strattion) would be deemed to be in the "Open" catch all class and eligible for the Open Class championship. As well, the 4-cycle motors that end up in this "Open" class would most likely be on the track at the same time as 4-cycle senior.
John K
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Re: Meeting on Jan. 22
Woop, sorry....completely missed the 'noon' part.
Mark Hillier #44 VLR Senior, Shifter