12/19/2010 - Karting @ Allsports Grand Prix Round 2

NCC Winter 2010-2011 Karting League
at Allsports Grand Prix
45915 Maries Rd.
Dulles, VA 20166
(www.allsportsgp.com)

Racing on Different Track Configurations!

Racing in Three Weight Classes (subject to further refinement)!

• Under 165 lbs
• 166 – 199 lbs
• Over 200 lbs

Rate Discount for BMW CCA Members!

• Member Rate - $55/event
• Non-Member Rate - $70/event

End of Season Awards Banquet.

Rookie of the Year!

Lady Racer of the Year!

Race Formats

• Qualifying: 15 laps
• Micro GP: 4 x 20-lap races

Trophy Awarded in each Weight Class!

Overall Point Championship Trophies (1st – 3rd)!

Trophy for Lady Racer of the Year (Sabine Schmitz Award)!

Trophy for Rookie of the Year!

11th Annual Superbowl Grand Prix – Team Races

ATTENTION ALL DRIVERS:Come join us for the most fun, competitive racing in the DC area in the NCC Winter Karting League at Allsports Grand Prix in Dulles, VA. Each race day will consist of a 15 lap qualifying heat followed by a Micro Grand Prix of 4x20 lap heat races. The format for the racing will be the same each week, but the course will rotate through the selected layouts during the season. Heat racing allows competition between drivers with similar skills, experience, and lap times. As usual, best times from each heat will be used to establish the grid for the following heat. This makes for tight battles on the racetrack and some good camaraderie after the races are finished. Races will be scored based on finishing position; points will be accumulated within the weight classes and for the overall points total. At the end of the season each racer will be allowed to drop one event from the points total to keep his or her best nine events.

We will continue to accumulate points within weight classes and group our racers by their weight having everyone race in the 6.5HP Regular Karts. We expect to create three weight classes. We will evaluate weights of those participating by the third weekend and establish the exact weight ranges to be used for the season. Initially the weight classes will be as follows; 200 lbs. To provide a BMW flavor the classes will be known as the M-Coupe, M3 and X6M. For each race, starting positions will be based on qualifying heat times or previous heat times. Racers will compete on the track based on qualifying time but accumulate points within their weight class. We will designate a new racer as Rookie of the Year. Last year Frans Hansen was our Rookie of the Year and he went on to win the NASA Spec E30 National Championship! In the hope of encouraging participation by the ladies, we will again offer the Sabine Schmitz Award for Best Lady Racer. Anne Saul is the two time defending Lady Racer of the Year and she "wants some freakin' competition!" We will award first through third place Overall Points Champions.

We will award Weight Class Champion first through third places also. Those winning the overall first through third places will not be eligible for the Weight Class awards.

START TIMES: All Start times are 2:30 PM, until the last two weeks then 1:00PM. That means be ready to drive AT 2:30/1:00! We ask that you SHOW UP 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO OUR STARTING TIME to register, get suited up, attend a drivers' meeting, and be ready to race at the appointed starting time.

New Concepts: As described above, we will race on modified course layouts. These courses will range from tight technical to flowing open, high-speed configurations.

NEWCOMERS WELCOME: Many of you have raced in past League events, and you know how it works. But you should not be intimidated if you have never before raced with us, or anywhere else. We see newcomers learn very quickly and do very well in the NCC League. More details about the track, the karts, and the facility are at www.allsportsgp.com .

This event offers online registration and payment through MotorsportReg.com.

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After I registered, it shows up. Probably a bad idea to do this in terms of getting people to sign up, as people are looking to either find people they know to race against, but may not have contact info for, or are at least trying to find out that there are more people that are going to be doing it. I'd recommend whoever has control of this to allow everyone to view the registered list.