SCS Rules & Regulations

   Season 2 (April 2012)

DATES AND TIMES
All races will be held on Tuesdays @ 6:30pm EST
Visit the Calendar for Official Start date (APRIL)

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SERIES DESCRIPTION
This series is modeled after the Continental Sports Car Series. The series uses two classes in each race:

• The Grand Sport (GS) class features large-displacement 6-cylinder or 8-cylinder sports cars as well as small displacement 4-cylinder forced induction sports cars.
   
• The Street Tuner (ST) class is for smaller 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder compact sedans, coupes, or roadsters.

Each Class is "Pre-Tuned" car build to be competetive with one another. No Additional Upgrades are allowed. You can tune anything tunable. See the "Car Build" post for the set-up. (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
Cars Available for each class are:

Grand Sport (GS)
2007 Ford Shelby GT500
2010 Chevy Camero SS
2008 BMW M3 e46 Coupe
2010 Nissan 370Z

Street Tuner (ST)
2003 Mini Cooper S
2010 Kia Forte
2010 Mazdaspeed3
2010 VW GTi Mk6

TRACKS:
Apr 3rd-- Hockenheimring National Circuit
Apr 10th -- Silverstone Full Circuit
Apr 17th -- Bernese Alps Stadtplatz Circuit
May 1st -- Road Atlanta Full Circuit
May 8th --  Sebring Full Circuit
May 15th -- Infinion Raceway Nascar Circuit
Jun 5th -- Motegi Twin Ring East Circuit
Jun 12th -- Road America
Jun 19th -- (Finale) Suzuka West Circuit
Each race will Last approx 1 hour (from qualifying to finish).
 

ADDITIONAL INFO
Out of 9 races, your best 8 results will contribute to your final series standings. This means you can miss a race and still be in contention. You are required to have a functioning microphone during the race meeting to allow for communication. It is recommended you save Replays. This may help rectify disputes.

 
QUALIFYING
Each Race will have a 3 lap qualifying to determine the starting Grid.

RACE
The Grid order is determined by qualifying. Each race will be a STANDING Start. The race is TIMED (this may change) at 45 minutes. Winner is determined by distance after 45 minutes.
1 Mandatory Pit is in effect (see pit rules). Cautions may be called during the race if two or more cars are invloved in an incident within the first lap (see Caution Rules)

PITS
Each race has 1 mandatory pit. The Pit can be taken between 10-35 minutes. Any pits taken before or after those times do NOT qualify as the mandatory pit, so you will need to pit twice. If you fail to pit in a race, you will be disqualified, but will be given points for the last position in your class.

CAUTIONS
Cautions may be called during the race if two or more cars are invloved in an incident. The drivers invloved must call the caution. The Field will Slow to 60 mph. The caution period is two laps. ONLY the drivers invloved may pit during this time, if needed. It is up to the drivers to catch back up to the field before the restart. The leading car will give a 3-2-1 countdown and restart the race.

RESTARTS
Restarts may be called during the first 4 minutes if two or more cars are invloved in an incident. We will start the first lap single file, and the cars that were invloved will go to the back of the pack (with the car causing the accident at the very back). The Pole sitter will give a 3-2-1 countdown to begin the race (anywhere around the start line).

POINTS BREAKDOWN

Additional point for Pole Position.