SCORA-Web Page?

Pushtruck · 3/14/09, 11:43 PM

The SCORA web page is up and running at www.scoraracing.com
There is still some webpage constuction underway, but the rules, current schedule as of March 14, 2009, driver profile sheet and contact information is online. More information is being loaded and posted daily. :greenflag:

JDONAMO · 3/15/09, 4:10 PM

i dont think it will mater what joe runs he already has to many classes my team has already said we will go to vcs if there is no where else to race i hope they have good luck

JDONAMO · 3/15/09, 4:36 PM

i think sam is headed down the right path remember when jon was running for paul hazen a few years ago he ran a steel block and won a lot of races including usac if built right the only dif between steel and aluminum is weight and a new steel block cost as much or more than aluminum block i think there needs to be more than just that rule when it comes to engines :checkered:

3/14/09, 11:43 PM	#21 Re: SCORA-Web Page?
Pushtruck Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 288	The SCORA web page is up and running at www.scoraracing.com There is still some webpage constuction underway, but the rules, current schedule as of March 14, 2009, driver profile sheet and contact information is online. More information is being loaded and posted daily. :greenflag:

3/15/09, 4:10 PM	#22 Re: SCORA-Web Page?
JDONAMO Inactive Member Race Count This Year: 6 Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 73	i dont think it will mater what joe runs he already has to many classes my team has already said we will go to vcs if there is no where else to race i hope they have good luck

3/15/09, 4:36 PM	#23 Re: SCORA-Web Page?
JDONAMO Inactive Member Race Count This Year: 6 Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 73	i think sam is headed down the right path remember when jon was running for paul hazen a few years ago he ran a steel block and won a lot of races including usac if built right the only dif between steel and aluminum is weight and a new steel block cost as much or more than aluminum block i think there needs to be more than just that rule when it comes to engines :checkered: