Where is formula500.com website?

[jim murphy]

Sorry about this but I can't get to this website. Anybody else with the same problem?

Jim

[Brands]

I did see a post that it was going to be down this weekend, but should be up and running again soon.

[dc]

You mean http://www.f500.org?

http://www.formula500.com points to http://www.elementofspeed.com.






http://www.eformulacarnews.com is down, though.

[Bill Bonow]

Jim,

All of the Howden media sites are down due to a host server moving to a new location. Al Craighead posted on most all of the sites earlier this week.

Bill

[Jnovak]

Bill, this is the best place for F500 news.


http://www.eformulacarnews.com but it is down until Monday.


Thanks ... Jay Novak

[jim murphy]

Thanks to all - back to normal after the move.

Jim

[Marty Nygard]

I seem to recall that eformulacarnews had F500 and F600 forums but I can't seem to find them these days. I vaguely remember them moving to another site but I also cannot find it. Is there another site address?
M

[captaineddie1975]

Marty
Doug Carter has the right site www.f500.org. There is also www.f500.us if you are only interested in 2 stroke engines and want very good technical info on same. According to Rob Howden the f500.org site will not be available from early Sat AM until late Sun eve in order to make the switches they are making on the site.

[Driven5]

Having just spent some time trying to find the efomulacarnews forums for F500 myself, which is obviously the site this thread is about yet surprisingly nobody has actually posted the correct answer, please go to:

www.formula500.org

eformulacarnews.com no longer shows the F500 forums, even though the current forums are still supported through this website apparently.

f500.org is hopelessly out of date whose link tries directing traffic to the old efomulacarnews F500 forums, which don't work and just take you to their regular forums.

F500.us is great for 2-stroke specific tech, as long as you can take the commentary with a grain of salt.

And formula500.com is easily confused for the correct formula500.org, but obviously takes you to the wrong place.