Has been announced - details here - no love for the regional racers this time around, only for the Pro Solo, Solo National, and Runoffs (limited classes) guys.
Has been announced - details here - no love for the regional racers this time around, only for the Pro Solo, Solo National, and Runoffs (limited classes) guys.
Earl R.
240SX
ITA/ST5
Meh. Hard to collect contingencies anyway, when you can't buy the tires...
They sell them on tirerack
Track Speed Motorsports
http://www.trackspeedmotorsports.com/
Steven Ulbrik (engineer/crew/driver)
[email protected]
Jeff L
ITA Miata
2010 NARRC Champion
2007 NERRC Championship, 2nd place
2008 NARRC Championship, 2nd place
2009 NARRC Championship, 2nd place
I really like the Hankooks and loved the 'old' contingency program! Will run them this year because I still have a large supply of them in the basement... When it comes time to buy new tires, who knows. (and who knows when that will be)
Matt Downing
1995 Honda Civic EX Coupe - ITA
Ohio Valley Region, SCCA
so how offers regional support. I know hooiser did, atleast last year they did. whom else?
Track Speed Motorsports
http://www.trackspeedmotorsports.com/
Steven Ulbrik (engineer/crew/driver)
[email protected]
Hoosier will be making an announcement this week.
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Famous last words. As two free sets arrive at Greg's door...okay, so I'll take them.not even if they're free.
Dave Gran
Real Roads, Real Car Guys – Real World Road Tests
Go Ahead - Take the Wheel's Free Guide to Racing
Nope, sorry, I'd sell them before they get put on one of my race cars.
Ever have a season spending the first 1/2 to 2/3 prepping and tuning for a specific set of tires, then call the manufacturer to get some for The Big Race, only to be told that now were available and now you have to scramble to buy tires when you have a fist-full of coupons for "free" tires? Ever have two of those seasons? Try it, it's fun.
Then, you find out that not only did said manufacturer not properly maintain their supply chain, but they're sending them to their "National racers" for free, and then said racers aren't using them, instead offering them to you at retail prices?
Sorry, "not even if they're free".
GA
Think you already know my answer that.Ever have a season spending the first 1/2 to 2/3 prepping and tuning for a specific set of tires
Dave Gran
Real Roads, Real Car Guys – Real World Road Tests
Go Ahead - Take the Wheel's Free Guide to Racing
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