uspancarchamps
07-03-2005, 11:54 AM
20 Races
10 Onroad
10 Oval
9 classes
5 regions
1 champion...
The Road to the US Pan Car Championships 2006 is on. For the next 30 days, if you are an onroad or oval track and would be interested in hosting one of these 20 races, all you have to do is submit a proposal with the name of your track, location (city, state) and your packet should answer have information answering the following questions:
1. How big is the track (lane width, run line, etc)?
2. Is there power on site?
3. How may racers can be accommodated comfortably?
4. How many of the qualifying classes are run and are they run regularly?
5. Is there a hobby shop on site and if not, will a temporary one be set up?
6. How are races scored?
7. How will the race be promoted? Does the track have a website?
8. Is there tech equipment on site?
9. Is there food at the track? If not, what restaurants are within a short driving distance?
10. What hotels are within driving distance of the track?
11. Is it indoor or outdoor? Carpet, Asphalt or Concrete?
Also, please include any pictures you have of the track to help with the decision process.
You can email your information to uspancarchamps@yahoo.com or you can send it via snail mail to
US Pan Car Championships
124 Montview Forest Drive
Lynchburg, VA 24502
The 9 classes are:
On road
10th scale pan- Stock and Modified
12th scale pan- Stock and Modified
Optional Classes: 10th scale 19T, 12th scale 19T
Oval
10th scale pan- Stock, Modified AND 19T
12th scale pan- Stock and Modified
Optional Classes: 12th scale 19T, Nitro Oval
If there are any other pan car classes that are run that are not a part of this list, they can be run.
The 20 races will be divided among 4 regions, with each region getting 2 onroad and 2 oval qualifying races each. Only racers with permanent residence in a state within a given region can compete at the respective regional qualifiers
The 5 regions are divided as follows:
Northeast
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Southeast
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Central
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
West Virginia
Northwest
California (North)
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Alaska
Utah
Minnesota
Southwest
California (South)
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Hawaii
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nevada
Anyone wanting more information can email uspancarchamps@yahoo.com
10 Onroad
10 Oval
9 classes
5 regions
1 champion...
The Road to the US Pan Car Championships 2006 is on. For the next 30 days, if you are an onroad or oval track and would be interested in hosting one of these 20 races, all you have to do is submit a proposal with the name of your track, location (city, state) and your packet should answer have information answering the following questions:
1. How big is the track (lane width, run line, etc)?
2. Is there power on site?
3. How may racers can be accommodated comfortably?
4. How many of the qualifying classes are run and are they run regularly?
5. Is there a hobby shop on site and if not, will a temporary one be set up?
6. How are races scored?
7. How will the race be promoted? Does the track have a website?
8. Is there tech equipment on site?
9. Is there food at the track? If not, what restaurants are within a short driving distance?
10. What hotels are within driving distance of the track?
11. Is it indoor or outdoor? Carpet, Asphalt or Concrete?
Also, please include any pictures you have of the track to help with the decision process.
You can email your information to uspancarchamps@yahoo.com or you can send it via snail mail to
US Pan Car Championships
124 Montview Forest Drive
Lynchburg, VA 24502
The 9 classes are:
On road
10th scale pan- Stock and Modified
12th scale pan- Stock and Modified
Optional Classes: 10th scale 19T, 12th scale 19T
Oval
10th scale pan- Stock, Modified AND 19T
12th scale pan- Stock and Modified
Optional Classes: 12th scale 19T, Nitro Oval
If there are any other pan car classes that are run that are not a part of this list, they can be run.
The 20 races will be divided among 4 regions, with each region getting 2 onroad and 2 oval qualifying races each. Only racers with permanent residence in a state within a given region can compete at the respective regional qualifiers
The 5 regions are divided as follows:
Northeast
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Southeast
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Central
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
West Virginia
Northwest
California (North)
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Alaska
Utah
Minnesota
Southwest
California (South)
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Hawaii
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nevada
Anyone wanting more information can email uspancarchamps@yahoo.com