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NASCAR 2003: ECCI 300 - 10-5-2003, $300 Cash, King of Kings!

4 posts by 3 people · 24 Aug 2003 16:16 UTC - 24 Aug 2003 22:50 UTC

Don Wilshe 24 Aug 2003 16:16 UTC#56786
We will be holding a sim race named the ECCI 300 and more information to come. We will be gathering more sponsorship, but as of this date we do have $300.00 cash for feature event. We will have a website and signups will be free, but the management retains to exclude any driver that has caused problems sim racing. We might as well impose a minimum LPI and RANKING to participate as its not quantity we are seeking, but quality. This event will use several tracks for the competition. We are looking currently for track suggestions. Your input is important. I was thinking a road course, say PAPYRUS, and maybe a short track like BRISTOL and than a Speedway or Superspeedway. The winner of the feature would be crowned the winner of this event as the "KING of NASCAR2003" and receive at least $150.00. We will advertise this event here and other news outlets. We are currently seeking other sponsors for the event so please reply if you want your company mentioned for credit. Thanks Don Wilshe [email hidden]
"Don Wilshe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Dx52b.88304$[email hidden]... <SNIP> > We might as well impose a minimum LPI and RANKING to > participate as its not quantity we are seeking, but quality.<SNIP> Hmmm. Seems to me that a lot of quality racers don't race on Sierra, but instead spend most or all their time on private IP servers. Guess we'll never know who the 'king of kings' will truly be with this exclusionary practice in place.
Was thinking the same thing:) "SimRacer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:_U62b.13923$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (14 lines)> > "Don Wilshe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:Dx52b.88304$[email hidden]... > <SNIP> > > We might as well impose a minimum LPI and RANKING to > > participate as its not quantity we are seeking, but quality. > <SNIP> > > Hmmm. Seems to me that a lot of quality racers don't race on Sierra, but > instead spend most or all their time on private IP servers. Guess we'll > never know who the 'king of kings' will truly be with this exclusionary > practice in place. > >
not excluding anyone. as stated more information to come. It appears that to get the king of kings title you have to race indy, watkins, taladega and richmond. The format is being determined still. inclusion is optional. DW

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