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  1. #1
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    Hey folks I've never run a CCPS event. Couldn't quickly find the web site to find out what's the setup and rules for this series.

    Anybody got the web site link readily available?? I might try and run at CMP in February looks like it would be fun with the new config.

    Just not sure if I have to change stuff on the car etc.

    Thanks

    Travers
    ITS 19

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    No changes need to car. You'll follow standard IT rules set forth by SCCA. Race is 45 minutes with mandatory 2 minute stop. Adding fuel is NOT allowed. This is why Doug and I enjoy the series so much. It is a cheap way for both of us to get to play in a single weekend.

    Scott Franklin
    www.NutDriver.org

    PS You will have to "join" the series. I think that the fee is about $35 per year. There are pay-outs at the end of the season. I think that we've gotten about $15 per year for the last few.
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    Sounds ok, do you have to change driver or just sit in the pits?? The only problem I see is that I'm not sure my car will run 45min on the cell I have.

    Never really had to worry about it in the usual SARRC/ProIT races.

    The longest race is RA at the ARRC with 20 laps which equal 60 miles (20*2.5miles)

    So, if I average about 1.45s at RA that means the race is about 35 minutes.

    I think CMP is less demanding on fuel consumption so it might be close but it seems I might be able to make the race distance.

    Thank Scotty

    Travers

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    Travers, you can just sit in the pits for 2 minutes. Can be brutal at CMP cause the brakes cook. Well, on my car anyway.

    Cup races are ok. NOt much S car participation usually, but we've got 3 signed up already, so this may be fun.
    NC Region
    1980 ITS Triumph TR8

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    Yep, it will be fun to see how the changes to the track work out. My schedule for this year is so tight that I need to make all the close races I can.

    Hope the weather is cooperative and not too cold, I'm not much of a cold weather kind a guy.

    See you there.

    Travers

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    Here's the link to the CCPS site: http://www.carolinacupracing.com/

    The fee to join the series for the year is $20.00. You don't have to join the series to race but you won't be eligable to get points or prize $ if you don't. It's a no brainer to join since a single race will probably pay out more than the 20 bucks!
    Steve Parrish
    57 ITS Nissan 300ZX

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    Travers you will burn about 4.5-5 gallons in a normal 30 minute race at CMP. Should be able to go the distance with 8. Laps run in the 1:5x range in old configuration and should be a little quicker now with less low gear running. Come on out and play!!
    Steve Eckerich
    ITS 18 Speedsource RX7
    ITR RX8 (under construction)

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