Post by Dayne on Mar 16, 2012 0:46:26 GMT -5
The 4 Races in which points will be scored are
Kage Cup- Salem indoor, Salem Oregon, February 4/5th(completed) nwoutlawkarts.homestead.com/
Wild West Shootout ($2500 to win)- Big Sky Kartway, Missoula Montana, July 6/7th www.bigskykartway.net/
Golgen State Championship- Cycleland Speedway, Chico California, September 1st*/ 2nd www.cyclelandspeedway.com/
*September 1st is a Normal points race for Cycleland and will not be a WOKC mandated race, september 2nd is the Golden State Championship and will be WOKC.
Topher Classic 50 ($2500 to win)- OMC raceway, Boise Idaho, September 28/29th(tenative) information can be found here
The rules are simple, you show up and run by track rules, format, and officiating. Part of this series is trying new things, running new tracks, and running new formats. The formats and rules and officiating are part of what makes each track special. I will post track rules when the race comes up.
The Points are also simple, seeing how the Main events are all that matter on who wins the race, the series also only cares about how you finish in Mains, there are no heat/ qualifying points, this also makes it easy to keep points with all the different formats. The points follow as is:
1st-100
2nd- 97
3rd- 95
and 1 point descending from there on.
I am not an official, merely a mathematician. Do not come to me about a call on the track. All i do is get results, and apply points to paper.
Kage Cup- Salem indoor, Salem Oregon, February 4/5th(completed) nwoutlawkarts.homestead.com/
Wild West Shootout ($2500 to win)- Big Sky Kartway, Missoula Montana, July 6/7th www.bigskykartway.net/
Golgen State Championship- Cycleland Speedway, Chico California, September 1st*/ 2nd www.cyclelandspeedway.com/
*September 1st is a Normal points race for Cycleland and will not be a WOKC mandated race, september 2nd is the Golden State Championship and will be WOKC.
Topher Classic 50 ($2500 to win)- OMC raceway, Boise Idaho, September 28/29th(tenative) information can be found here
The rules are simple, you show up and run by track rules, format, and officiating. Part of this series is trying new things, running new tracks, and running new formats. The formats and rules and officiating are part of what makes each track special. I will post track rules when the race comes up.
The Points are also simple, seeing how the Main events are all that matter on who wins the race, the series also only cares about how you finish in Mains, there are no heat/ qualifying points, this also makes it easy to keep points with all the different formats. The points follow as is:
1st-100
2nd- 97
3rd- 95
and 1 point descending from there on.
I am not an official, merely a mathematician. Do not come to me about a call on the track. All i do is get results, and apply points to paper.