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Re: July 4th Pocono Event
In a message dated 01/08/2000 12:52:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,
owner-alfa-digest@domain.elided writes:
<< Joe,
Do you run F1 and Sports Prototypes with production cars? Or are they run
separately?
Chris Shepley >>
Mr. Shepley,
We base most of our "groupings" on driver skill level. "Green" is
beginner, and for those that have never driven this track. "White" is a
novice group. "Blue" is an intermediate level. "Red" for the most skilled
driver's many possess a competition license. This is also the group where you
will find the full blow race cars.
Moving from one group to the next, is done only with the approval of an
Instructor from Skip Barber or Bertil Roos.
In addition, separate groupings are created for safety reasons when enough
participants warrant it's creation. These groups include "Italian
Motorcycles" "Italian Vintage" we would like to add an "Alfa/Fiat/Lancia
group to this.
The track itself is a SuperSpeedway, when used by NASCAR they run 5 wide down
the front straight, the road course is 2.5 miles in length with 2 - 3,000+ ft
straights joined by a 16 degree banking, these are the longest straights on
the entire NASCAR circuit. Lamborghini factory test driver Valentino Balboni
said he could get very close to the top speed in a Diablo SV (over 200 mph).
Joe Corbacio
Italian C.A.R.S.
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