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The 2020 Winter season for PSRL is now open for driver signups.

There will be some changes to the format this year as we are testing some items for ProCup 2021. First of all, the race length has increased to 35% which matches the ProCup length. This is being done to try and test the stage point system, as well as seeing if we can balance out the race so that green flag pit stops are required. All the ancillary awards are being removed. Qualifying is still required for you to qualify for the stage points and it is being bumped up from 5% to 10% of the top qualifying speed to make it easier for everyone to make the stage point bonus.

As for now, you will only see stage points as a separate column as Jeff is working on tracking the points correctly. They will not be reflected in the points standings as anything other then giving you an idea how the stage points work.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. And yes Paint, tires are free!

I hope you give your wife more support making perogies then you did supporting your team! Smile

Congratulations to Greg Artlip on his first AOR win! Hot Damn!

Interesting. I didn't know that had to be done to sign up.

I don't know what is wrong Rick. I see it as the very first one there and I signed up for it with no problem

Opps...forgot to say it will run on Thursday night in place of the ProCup series. There will be a PSRL winter series as well in its regular schedule time on Sunday mornings.

A Rare Sighting of Racer_X!!

Driver signups are now open for the 2020 Winter Aero88 series! It will be a 10 race schedule and run with the same rules as the PSRL but without any stages.

If you have any questions, fire away!

I have no idea if the track has an issue. I cannot run 4 laps to see what it does.
I can assure you that I do crash, but not like what you are referring to.

Get well soon Brett! I sacrificed a bag of M&M's to help speed you to a fast and healthy recovery!

umm....no.

No, I don't. NASCAR's rulebook has nothing to do with this. Why don't you just read what was written rather than imposing your own righteousness. Had we not been using RA, you would NOT have been given the pole. That is as simple as I can put it.

No Gary, N2003 DQ'd you. RA gave you the pole. My point still stands.

And the game clearly did not show you starting from the pole, but the secondary program overrode a game penalty and gave it to you.

Irony.

I'm not sure that I agree with the fact that a secondary program overrides the primary game decision.
But so it goes...