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Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2016 11:33 pm
by jeffw
As my Phoenix is off shortly for it's new ROPS/Front Splitter/ARB/lightweight flywheel & clutch/pedal box & hydraulic clutch/Geatronics Paddleshift etc etc I wondered what we where all doing this year.

I can't decide if I'm running in Mod Specialist Prod with A24 ZZRs and then slicks or A8 on ZZS or R888R

I assume Simon is out in his OMS (unless he has sold it). David in Roadgoing (?) and Mr Farley in his Stylus/Alfa. Anyone else out playing in the world of Motorsport?

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 12:57 am
by dopdog
Still have the OMS for the moment so will be out in that for the time being :roll:

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 2:03 pm
by npf101
Jeff, if I read the Rockingham regs correctly kits have been bumped from mod spec prod to sports libre! Wonder if all clubs will follow this?

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 2:14 pm
by jeffw
I'll have a look Nigel.

Actually, where did you get the Regs from as I can't see them anywhere?

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 2:46 pm
by npf101
I got an email this morning from BARC, it also included the regs for two curborough rounds and they have the same ,mod kits in sports libre, I will forward the email on to you.

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 5:00 pm
by jeffw
Thanks Nigel, Noreen sent me an email as well.

The regs look normal. I'll be entering under Class 10 I think as this allows me to run A24 ZZRs and/or slicks without having to play with the Radicals in SL.

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 5:30 pm
by IAN51
No definitive plans for me and the Fury this year. I don't compete in a series or Championship as I cant be bothered trying to conform to the regulations that are usually put in place.

Myself and a few racing mates usually get hold of the race calendars put in place by the organising clubs (MSV-R,CSCC,750mc etc) and pick the best value or the Circuit we most want to do. MSV-R are very good at offering good value for money racing at the moment.

I see most of the Guys on here are Sprinters/Hill climbers. We went over to Saint Goueno last year it really was amazing there is not really a lot in the UK that can compare unfortunately time constraints mean I cant do it again this year.

Ian

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 6:32 pm
by npf101
Jeff I think you will find that kits are not allowed in class 10. Last years regs specifically said no kits, this years regs don't seem to be worded as clearly but it does have under the sports libre heading the reference to 'Kits', perhaps worth a ring to clarify. Might help the zzs v zzr decision.

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 6:48 pm
by Taff Striker
Competing in the WAMC championship again - hoping to improve on last year by getting past the second round in one piece this time :D

First doable date for me is Llandow on the 7th of May so need to get a move on

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As this the current state of play I've not looked too deeply into the how the tyre regs will pan out here, suffice to say that I have a pair of new soft rear ZZR's, a full set of "as new" Caterham spec "medium" ZZR's, and a set of part worn CR500's, so should be able to get out on something passably "legal".

Best of luck to all JPSC competitors out there this year ;)

Re: Right, who is doing what this year

Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2016 8:01 pm
by jeffw
Nigel

We are Road-going Specialist Production Cars normally so the Modified version of that is

Modified Series Production Cars and Modified Specialist Production Cars
(Modified Production Saloon and Sports Cars) (To MSA Regs S12)
Class 8 Up to 1400cc
Class 9 1401cc to 2000cc
Class 10 2001cc and over

And from the Blue Book

Regulations for Modified Series
Production Cars and Modified Specialist
Production Cars
Description
12.1.
Modified Series Production Cars. Must have been
originally available through the normal commercial
channels of the manufacturer in quantities of not less
than 1,000 vehicles within 12 consecutive months.
12.1.1.
Vehicles produced in lesser quantities may be
admitted subject to the manufacturer obtaining
approval from MSA.
12.2.
Modified Specialist Production Cars. Must have
been originally available through the normal
commercial channels of the manufacturer in quantities
of not less than 20 chassis within 12 consecutive
months


12.2 applies