[Wayne Davis]

February is just around the corner and speedweeks (winternationals) will be unpond us...I have spoken to USAC and we may be running with them the same as we did 2 years ago. i know it is early but plans need to be made expecially if you are considering going to Tulsa or Florida. We are looking at 3 days for sure and possible 6 days in a row at 2 different tracks. I would like to get input on format, number of days (races) and if you might attend.

Format:
A. Heats and Features every night with reg. style payouts
B. Heats and Features every night with smaller payout and Points at the end of the week
C. Hotlaps Features only Payout

Amount of races:
A. 3 races at 1 track
B. 3 and 3 at 2 tracks total of 6 events
C. 2 at one track and 2 at another track ( Fri. Sat.-Sun. Mon.)

Who will Attend: Yes or No

basic rules package:
A. 1205cc limit on motorcycle engines (stock bore and crank)

B. No PURPOSE built racing engines Esslinger/Toyota/Fontana ect. must be PRODUCTION Auto with no less then 10,000 made (Focus Ecotec Honda)

C. Stock bore/crank/block MAX 2.4, can have after market pistons/rods/cams/springs

D. Any 2.0 or smaller can port and polish heads. No head work on anything larger then a 2.0. head must match stock production

E. Open tire and wheel RR tire must punch 40


weight:
1000cc 935lbs with driver
1200cc 1000lbs with driver
auto powered midgets 1100lbs with driver

PLEASE LEAVE FEED BACK....IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT BE COMING DOWN TO RACE

[Team96]

We are tentatively planning on racing at both.

Just let us know what the dates and plans are far enough ahead of time and we should be able to make both.

The other rules are pretty standard as far as I know and we don't have any issues with them.

[zeromotorsports]

I'm there. 4 cars

[Jim Gardner]

I'm interested. Need knee surgery so don't know if I'll certainly make it. 1000cc cars should have no weight limit.

[jjones752]

The rules on motorcycle engines are a little confusing: Rule A. lists 1000cc limit, but the weights are broken down for 1000cc and 1200cc...
I'd like to come down, can't confirm just yet, but a 1000cc limit would exclude me, as it does in BAM (listening, Johnny?)

[DAD]

Originally Posted by Jim Gardner I'm interested. Need knee surgery so don't know if I'll certainly make it. 1000cc cars should have no weight limit.

Jim

Then how could you weigh 3 pounds under??

Looks like we might be a tad bit too big with a 6 cylinder. The little 4 cylinder motors have heads that work good for grocery store runs the 6 cylinder have heads that would work well in an all out race car.

I have yet to see why anyone or anybody would be opposed to the 1200cc motors racing with the Liter motors also, If you get the guy addicted with a 1200cc motor and he blows it up which will happen, the cost of replacing the old motor with a similar one will scare him to death, and he might start looking for a Liter Motor as his replacement or maybe he might think all the way up to 3 Liters and really stretch out his rush.

Honest Dad himself

[PatrickMead#13]

Originally Posted by jjones752 The rules on motorcycle engines are a little confusing: Rule A. lists 1000cc limit, but the weights are broken down for 1000cc and 1200cc... I'd like to come down, can't confirm just yet, but a 1000cc limit would exclude me, as it does in BAM (listening, Johnny?)

I'd give Johnny a call and discuss it. Never know unless you ask.....😁

[DAD]

Wayne

Keep it simple. The snow birds could get in some vacation time while they are there. Keep to the small tracks "Bubba's Joint" is a little big but nice. Nobody coming down is doing so to get rich on a $5000.00 Win each night deal>> and while racing is fun and sometimes I can't get enough of it>> it would be nice to come race a little, travel a little, see some neat sites in sunny central Florida, maybe some bus junkets to other tracks or something.

Six days of racing under the sun sounds like a trip to "HE**" to me. Just like a trip to Tulsa sound like a trip to "Purgatory" sitting in the pits all day long and listening to them sidewinder guys blowing up their motors adjusting their carburetors in the pits.

HONEST Dad himself

[Wayne Davis]

Originally Posted by jjones752 The rules on motorcycle engines are a little confusing: Rule A. lists 1000cc limit, but the weights are broken down for 1000cc and 1200cc... I'd like to come down, can't confirm just yet, but a 1000cc limit would exclude me, as it does in BAM (listening, Johnny?)

I miss typed it Jonesy...it is corrected

[DAD]

Wayne

You have to be the fastest rule "straightener-ousters" on the planet. I like your style Pardner!!!!

Do it with tires and track size.

Honest Dad himself