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Hello mates,
I am looking to see if there are any open wheel series I am missing that Are available for open wheel racing this year.
These are the series I am aware of, what am I missing semi-pro and amateur?
- SCCA
- FRP
- SVRA
- VSCDA
- MIDWEST COUCIL
Thank you in advance!
PS I read somewhere Group 9 in SVRA was missing for Sebring. Any doubts for the remainder of the season?
Jeff Antonelli
In the northwest there is ICSCC and SOVREN
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For whatever reason this site won't post all four letters in Capitals
Northern Calif:
SCCA San Francisco Region https://www.facebook.com/groups/sccasfr or temporary web page: https://www.sfrsccoa.org/
CSRG - Classic Sports Racing Group - Crossflow Cup for vintage and club Fords through 1981, plus Formula B, Formula Atlantic, F3, FSV, https://www.csrgracing.org/
SoCal
Cal Club https://calclub.com/
VARA https://www.vararacing.com/
Formula Ford Challenge Series - with VDCA and VRG. VDCA also has a strong FF entry at their events that are not FFCS events.
https://www.ffchallengeseries.com/
VDCA also accepts under 2 liter, flat bottom wings and slicks
- F Atlantic and FSC through 1980
- FC through 1997 (Pinto engine).
Two very active FV based groups are Challenge Cup Series , racing in NE and Cen. tracks averaging 20 plus carsQuote:
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DriverZ Cup racing at SE tracks averaging 18 cars per event.
Lots of new young drivers and veteran drivers.
Is NWFC defunct? They used to have a website...Quote:
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https://www.facebook.com/NorthwestFormulaContinental/
https://www.apexspeed.com/forums/sho...l-Championship
https://racingcalendar.net/champions...a-continental/
There is an independent series that is only run at Hallett called COMMA. There are basically two classes. No wings is FF and wings makes it FA. The track is run in both directions. Normal race direction is CCW. backwards is CW. There is also a SRF class and a Legend class also.
COMMA Challenge Racing Series - Hallett Motor Racing Circuit (hallettracing.net)
Naming your car would help everyone answer more accurately. Since you mentioned Group 9 within SVRA, I'd assume you're running wings/slicks? Depends on year of car for some Vintage organizations that have been mentioned.Quote:
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There's an email list at least, I don't know about the websites or if anyone is keeping track of points. NWFC is selected events out of the schedules of ICSCC clubs rather than an actual sanctioning body. We still had our own special FC-only run group at Spokane/Qlispe last year.Quote:
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ProAutoSports in AZ has open-wheel sessions at many events. Somehow we manage to play well together with FC, FE, SRF, FF on various tires and even the occasional FFirst, FA, F600, or FB all in the same run group. "It's a mystery."
Of course I favor FF on DOT radials, which are the largest group of participants (slow but equal cheapskates one and all).
Here is another depending on the type of car you are driving:
https://www.apexspeed.com/forums/sho...-Clearinghouse
To answer the question have a Pro. Formula Mazda.
‘trying a RUSH car this weekend at MSR Cresson.
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