Oct 16 (Thunder)**
Oct 23 (Thunder)**
Oct 30 Joesville**
Nov 6 USA
Nov 13 Iowa
Nov 20 Toledo
Nov 27 Kansas**
Dec 4 Fort Worth
Dec 11 Kansas
Dec 18 Nashville
Jan 1 Kentucky**
Jan 8 Milwaukee
Jan 15 Kentucky
Jan 22 Montreal
Jan 29 Taladega**
Feb 5 Daytona
Feb 12 Talladega
Feb 19 Michigan
Feb 26 Toledo**
Mar 5 Salem
Mar 12 Duquoin
Mar 19 Toledo
Race winner:
Ricky Taylor
On the pole:
Lee Turner
Top Five:
Ricky Taylor, Eddie Young, Alex Scribner, Rick Fallis, Paul Perry
Get complete results and standings here.
Check out the driver statistics here.
Next Race:
March 12th at Duquoin
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Practice Begins: 8:00 PM Eastern
Qualify Time: Approximately 9:20 PM Eastern
Race Time: Approximately 9:35 PM Eastern
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TeamSpeak Server IP: 216.246.38.85:8782
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The Wrangler SuperSeries uses the ARCA RE/MAX 08 simulator from the Sim Factory. New drivers are encouraged to start even if the season is underway; provisonal points are automatically issued for missed races. This series is open to all Christian Racing members and their guests. On race day, official practice will open at 8:00 PM Eastern. Qualifying time will be approximately 9:20 with the green flag at approximately 9:40.
There is a custom Christian Racing Car Pack contained in an easy self installer available for download or synchronization and is typically updated weekly. Drivers can submit their custom cars via the link to be added to the car pack to keep racing fun and make it interesting.
There are off weeks built into the schedule. Christian Racing will hold practice, non points events on these off weeks.
Except where noted below, the Wrangler SuperSeries uses open setups, 70% damage model, 3x fuel, and 2x tire wear. Cautions will be on and the "Lucky Dog" will be in affect. Random weather and mechanical failures will be used. Race officials reserve the right to substitute tracks on the schedule as they are released by The Sim Factory.
Wrangler SuperSeries Race Distance by Track (laps):
Berlin (110), Concord (110), Daytona (65 2x fuel), Daytona RC (30 no yellows), Duquoin (100), Fort Worth (110), Iowa (130), Joesville (130), Kansas (110), Kentucky (100), Michigan (80), Milwaukee (110), Montreal (40 no yellows), Nashville (110), New Jersey (40 no yellows), Pocono (45), Rockingham (130), Salem (150), San Jose (50 no yellows), Talladega (65 2x fuel), Toledo (150), USA (140)
Drivers should refrain from talking on TeamSpeak and text chatting during qualifying until all drivers have completed their qualifying laps.
There will be no restarts after the green flag; all drivers are to employ extra caution on the start of the race and all restarts. Drivers should remain quiet on TeamSpeak so everyone can concentrate on the green flag.
On the start and all restarts, the leader will call out "the pace car is in" as the pace car pulls off the track.
When the yellow flag comes out, do not advance your position; there will be no racing back to the line under caution. Racing back to the line under caution is only allowed on the last lap (after the white flag).
The recipient of the "Lucky Dog" must drive through the pits with the lap down cars after receiving the free pass. Obtaining service is optional.
Race officials may employ "quick cautions" by manually clearing yellow flags. However, the sim will be in control of all cautions when the race reaches 10 laps to go.
Drivers should use a staggered formation under the yellow flag and resume a single file as they enter turn three on the one to go lap.
Lap down cars may be asked to drive through the pits when the race reaches 10 laps to go.
Race officials reserve the right to park any driver that brings out 2 yellow flags.
Race officials reserve the right to clear black flags.
All Christian Racing Wrangler Super Series drivers will be eligable to qualify for the Christian Racing Invitational (CRI). The CRI is the biggest single event that Christian Racing sanctions. This "Big Race" has a history dating back to 2002 and is only ran once annually usually at the end of February. Christian Racing's Club Champion for 2010 will be determined in the "2011 Christian Racing Invitational"
Drivers qualify for a CRI starting spot by participting in the weekly Wednesday Christian Racing Stampede and Friday Wrangler SuperSeries league races. Win a pole (after Labor Day), a race, or be one of the top three non-qualfyied drivers at the end of the season and you will earn yourself a starting spot in the CRI. Multiple seasons are scheduled throughout the year. Click on the banner above for more information
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