Champcar tried something similar but they did (4) 1 hour races instead of (2) 3 hour races. So my Guess each driver would get 1 hour 25 minutes if you have 4 drivers. Oct 21-23, better bring your snow tires.
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Love the Gridlife Touring Cup, but wish multiple classes raced at once for longer stints? Lucky for you, Gridlife just announced SuperGrid Grand Prix:
Building upon the successful GRIDLIFE Touring Cup series, GRIDLIFE introduces SuperGrid Grand Prix! This multi-race, uniquely formatted team event includes several different experiences throughout a race weekend. The series also introduces multi-class racing to GRIDLIFE’s wheel-to-wheel racing lineup, with direct cross-series rulesets for GRIDLIFE Touring Cup, Sundae Cup TrackBattle cars (with safety additions) and a new class, GRIDLIFE ClubSport, aimed at 18:1 power-to-weight ratio cars.
Which class is right for you? Here’s a quick breakdown of each of the three classes:
The first event on the SuperGrid schedule is set for October 21-23 at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex, in Wampum, Pennsylvania.
Full details on SuperGrid Grand Prix can be found at grid.life.
Champcar tried something similar but they did (4) 1 hour races instead of (2) 3 hour races. So my Guess each driver would get 1 hour 25 minutes if you have 4 drivers. Oct 21-23, better bring your snow tires.
LOL at a 3-hour race being considered an "endurance" race. That's 1.5 stints at most.
That seems pretty Enduro to a sprint racer. It's definitely not aimed at replacing long enduros, more at providing a unique and fun race weekend with various types and lengths of racing, targeted at cars not generally catered to in Enduro world
3 hours is like one stint for us with a fuel cell. I've done as long as 4.5. Nice to see them trying something different though
Sounds like a cool idea and I'm always happy to see Gridlife branching out. Can't wait to try one!
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