rec.autos.simulators

> Currently the SCPRC has races on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and some
Friday
> nights.  These races are held on our own dedicated race server connected
to
> an OC-48 pipe.

> The Sunday Series, Sunday Night Nascar, closely follows the Winston Cup
> schedule.  The server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with
> Qualifying starting at 10:15.  These races are 35% in length so race time
is
> approximately an hour to an hour and a half.  There's a Cup Division, for
> the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual
> driver.  http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html

> The Tuesday Series, Tuesday Night Nascar, is nothing but Talladega,
Daytona
> and Daytona Night, with varying lengths between 35% and 60%.  The server
> goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at
> 10:15.  These races are open to any SCPRC driver and generally last
anywhere
> from 1 hour to 2 hours.  http://scprc.com/tnt/

> The Wednesday Series, Wednesday Night Racing, is our short track series.
> Here you'll find nothing but short tracks with some intermixed Speedways.
> The server goes up around 8:50 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying
> starting at 10:20.  These races are 35% in length so race time is
> approximately an hour to an hour and a half.  There's a Cup Division, for
> the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual
> driver.  http://www.scprc.com/wnr/

> Finally, the Friday Series, IROC, which runs the IROC schedule of tracks.
> On one Friday each month starting September, and running through December,
> all SCPRC drivers will be eligible to compete in the 25% races.  These
> server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying
starting
> at 10:15.  These races generally last around 45 minutes.
> http://www.scprc.com/iroc/

> Trophies and prizes are given to those finishing in the top spots in the
> different series.  For the first season of 2001, that just ended, we were
> able to give trophies and prizes to those drivers finishing in positions 1
> through 3 in the each series' overall points standings.

> If you've read this far and are interested in joining please click on the
> link below:
> http://www.scprc.com/registration.php3 (the site is moving soon, so that
> form may not work, if it doesn't, send the same information asked for by

> One of our staff will contact you concerning a test race to judge your
clean
> driving ability.  You can avoid this test race by getting a current SCPRC
> member to vouch for you.  Do this by stating in the reference section
which
> member is vouching for you.  One of our staff will contact that member to
> verify your ability.  Once your membership is approved, you'll be
instructed
> to pick an available number, paint and turn in your car and join our
mailing
> list, which can be viewed on the web.  When you've completed these steps
> you'll be given the passwords and can race with us.

> If you have any questions, please contact me.

> Thanks for your time.

> > The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers
for
> > it's various racing series.  You don't have to be the fastest guy out
> there,
> > just clean.  http://www.scprc.com/

> > Currently the SCPRC has races on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and some
> Friday
> > nights.  These races are held on our own dedicated race server connected
> to
> > an OC-48 pipe.

> > The Sunday Series, Sunday Night Nascar, closely follows the Winston Cup
> > schedule.  The server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with
> > Qualifying starting at 10:15.  These races are 35% in length so race
time
> is
> > approximately an hour to an hour and a half.  There's a Cup Division,
for
> > the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual
> > driver.  http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html

> > The Tuesday Series, Tuesday Night Nascar, is nothing but Talladega,
> Daytona
> > and Daytona Night, with varying lengths between 35% and 60%.  The server
> > goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at
> > 10:15.  These races are open to any SCPRC driver and generally last
> anywhere
> > from 1 hour to 2 hours.  http://scprc.com/tnt/

> > The Wednesday Series, Wednesday Night Racing, is our short track series.
> > Here you'll find nothing but short tracks with some intermixed
Speedways.
> > The server goes up around 8:50 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying
> > starting at 10:20.  These races are 35% in length so race time is
> > approximately an hour to an hour and a half.  There's a Cup Division,
for
> > the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual
> > driver.  http://www.scprc.com/wnr/

> > Finally, the Friday Series, IROC, which runs the IROC schedule of
tracks.
> > On one Friday each month starting September, and running through
December,
> > all SCPRC drivers will be eligible to compete in the 25% races.  These
> > server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying
> starting
> > at 10:15.  These races generally last around 45 minutes.
> > http://www.scprc.com/iroc/

> > Trophies and prizes are given to those finishing in the top spots in the
> > different series.  For the first season of 2001, that just ended, we
were
> > able to give trophies and prizes to those drivers finishing in positions
1
> > through 3 in the each series' overall points standings.

> > If you've read this far and are interested in joining please click on
the
> > link below:
> > http://www.scprc.com/registration.php3 (the site is moving soon, so that
> > form may not work, if it doesn't, send the same information asked for by

> > One of our staff will contact you concerning a test race to judge your
> clean
> > driving ability.  You can avoid this test race by getting a current
SCPRC
> > member to vouch for you.  Do this by stating in the reference section
> which
> > member is vouching for you.  One of our staff will contact that member
to
> > verify your ability.  Once your membership is approved, you'll be
> instructed
> > to pick an available number, paint and turn in your car and join our
> mailing
> > list, which can be viewed on the web.  When you've completed these steps
> > you'll be given the passwords and can race with us.

> > If you have any questions, please contact me.

> > Thanks for your time.

> The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers for
> it's various racing series.  You don't have to be the fastest guy out there,
> just clean.  http://www.scprc.com/

> > The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers
for
> > it's various racing series.  You don't have to be the fastest guy out
there,
> > just clean.  http://www.scprc.com/

> <snip good useful info>

> You guys have mail... <g>  The IROC series sounds right up my alley.

> --

> Fester