world ford challenge gone

[GOT SVT]

it is replaced by the world street challenge

http://www.worldstreetchallenge.com/

here is the info i got:

The event is running May 15 – 18th at Gateway International Raceway. $159,000 payout in 5 Heads up classes 6 open comp classes 2 separate bracket races on Sat. and Sun.

Bikini Contest Auto Show spectacular with low rider slam off comp. and audio sound off. (all held in the circle track) Over 2000 cars expected for the show! Also have 5 legs of the ride and drive cruises for car clubs through out the US and Canada.

See you in St. Louis

[shawnsvtcobra]

Wow , guess they wanted to make more$$$$$

[Killercanary]

I went last year to WFC and I wasn't all that impressed. I had a great time, but I've been to better events that were a lot closer.

[Wolfpack Speed]

im excited about this, the last couple WFC's in stl went down hill from the earlier events. indy was the last and was a total joke from what i heard. gateway is a great facility and having friends there makes it an even more attractive event to get out to...im sure i'll be there with or without a car!

[fin1]

Here are the rules:
http://www.horsepowerandheels.com/WSC_Class_Rules.pdf

Here is more info:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=261057967

[phillysrt4]

might be worth checking out.

There are a couple of classes I would qualify for depending on how I want to run. Their class that mandates a 30 mile cruise then hotlap 3 qualifying passes would be fun.

[Martin0660]

Their class that mandates a 30 mile cruise then hotlap 3 qualifying passes would be fun.

If it ends up anything like NMRA, you will need a low 9 second hot lap average to win it. Huber has been cleaning up with his tall deck 2.3, but its a 8.90 car, averaging 9.20-9.30 in that class. There is money for the other averages, but its almost luck to hit those bogeys with the hot lap format.

I bet you would end up dumped into the bracket classes with the rest of us.

Bob Myers

[phillysrt4]

If it ends up anything like NMRA, you will need a low 9 second hot lap average to win it. Huber has been cleaning up with his tall deck 2.3, but its a 8.90 car, averaging 9.20-9.30 in that class. There is money for the other averages, but its almost luck to hit those bogeys with the hot lap format.

I bet you would end up dumped into the bracket classes with the rest of us.

Bob Myers

Does his car meet the weight requirements, etc?