N4: SCPRC.com needs drivers (long post)

The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers for it's various racing series. You don't have to be the fastest guy out there, just clean. http://www.scprc.com/ Currently the SCPRC has races on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and some Friday nights. These races are held on our own dedicated race server connected to an OC-48 pipe. The Sunday Series, Sunday Night Nascar, closely follows the Winston Cup schedule. The server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at 10:15. These races are 35% in length so race time is approximately an hour to an hour and a half. There's a Cup Division, for the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual driver. http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html The Tuesday Series, Tuesday Night Nascar, is nothing but Talladega, Daytona and Daytona Night, with varying lengths between 35% and 60%. The server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at 10:15. These races are open to any SCPRC driver and generally last anywhere from 1 hour to 2 hours. http://scprc.com/tnt/ The Wednesday Series, Wednesday Night Racing, is our short track series. Here you'll find nothing but short tracks with some intermixed Speedways. The server goes up around 8:50 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at 10:20. These races are 35% in length so race time is approximately an hour to an hour and a half. There's a Cup Division, for the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual driver. http://www.scprc.com/wnr/ Finally, the Friday Series, IROC, which runs the IROC schedule of tracks. On one Friday each month starting September, and running through December, all SCPRC drivers will be eligible to compete in the 25% races. These server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at 10:15. These races generally last around 45 minutes. http://www.scprc.com/iroc/ Trophies and prizes are given to those finishing in the top spots in the different series. For the first season of 2001, that just ended, we were able to give trophies and prizes to those drivers finishing in positions 1 through 3 in the each series' overall points standings. If you've read this far and are interested in joining please click on the link below: http://www.scprc.com/registration.php3 (the site is moving soon, so that form may not work, if it doesn't, send the same information asked for by that form to [email hidden]) One of our staff will contact you concerning a test race to judge your clean driving ability. You can avoid this test race by getting a current SCPRC member to vouch for you. Do this by stating in the reference section which member is vouching for you. One of our staff will contact that member to verify your ability. Once your membership is approved, you'll be instructed to pick an available number, paint and turn in your car and join our mailing list, which can be viewed on the web. When you've completed these steps you'll be given the passwords and can race with us. If you have any questions, please contact me. Thanks for your time.

Ecaellent post. Very informative, with all details. We should have more posts like this. Unfortunally I am from Europe so it is a little late for me. "Eddie Pettit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers for > it's various racing series. You don't have to be the fastest guy outthere, > just clean. http://www.scprc.com/ > > Currently the SCPRC has races on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and someFriday > nights. These races are held on our own dedicated race server connectedto > an OC-48 pipe. > > The Sunday Series, Sunday Night Nascar, closely follows the Winston Cup > schedule. The server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with > Qualifying starting at 10:15. These races are 35% in length so race timeis > approximately an hour to an hour and a half. There's a Cup Division, for > the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual > driver. http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html > > The Tuesday Series, Tuesday Night Nascar, is nothing but Talladega,Daytona > and Daytona Night, with varying lengths between 35% and 60%. The server > goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at > 10:15. These races are open to any SCPRC driver and generally lastanywhere

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> from 1 hour to 2 hours. http://scprc.com/tnt/ > > The Wednesday Series, Wednesday Night Racing, is our short track series. > Here you'll find nothing but short tracks with some intermixed Speedways. > The server goes up around 8:50 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying > starting at 10:20. These races are 35% in length so race time is > approximately an hour to an hour and a half. There's a Cup Division, for > the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual > driver. http://www.scprc.com/wnr/ > > Finally, the Friday Series, IROC, which runs the IROC schedule of tracks. > On one Friday each month starting September, and running through December, > all SCPRC drivers will be eligible to compete in the 25% races. These > server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying

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> at 10:15. These races generally last around 45 minutes. > http://www.scprc.com/iroc/ > > Trophies and prizes are given to those finishing in the top spots in the > different series. For the first season of 2001, that just ended, we were > able to give trophies and prizes to those drivers finishing in positions 1 > through 3 in the each series' overall points standings. > > If you've read this far and are interested in joining please click on the > link below: > http://www.scprc.com/registration.php3 (the site is moving soon, so that > form may not work, if it doesn't, send the same information asked for by > that form to [email hidden]) > One of our staff will contact you concerning a test race to judge your

clean > driving ability. You can avoid this test race by getting a current SCPRC > member to vouch for you. Do this by stating in the reference sectionwhich > member is vouching for you. One of our staff will contact that member to > verify your ability. Once your membership is approved, you'll beinstructed > to pick an available number, paint and turn in your car and join ourmailing

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> list, which can be viewed on the web. When you've completed these steps > you'll be given the passwords and can race with us. > > If you have any questions, please contact me. > > Thanks for your time. > > >

Thanks for the praise. -- Looking for some good online Nascar 4 Racing? Join the Stock Car Pro Racing Club. http://www.scprc.com Racing on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. "Mario Petrinovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9lu5e0$birg$[email hidden]... > Ecaellent post. Very informative, with all details. We should > have more posts like this. Unfortunally I am from Europe so it is a > little late for me. > > > "Eddie Pettit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers for > > it's various racing series. You don't have to be the fastest guy out > there, > > just clean. http://www.scprc.com/ > > > > Currently the SCPRC has races on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and some > Friday > > nights. These races are held on our own dedicated race server connected > to > > an OC-48 pipe. > > > > The Sunday Series, Sunday Night Nascar, closely follows the Winston Cup > > schedule. The server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with > > Qualifying starting at 10:15. These races are 35% in length so race time > is > > approximately an hour to an hour and a half. There's a Cup Division, for > > the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual > > driver. http://www.scprc.com/snn/snn.html > > > > The Tuesday Series, Tuesday Night Nascar, is nothing but Talladega, > Daytona > > and Daytona Night, with varying lengths between 35% and 60%. The server > > goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying starting at > > 10:15. These races are open to any SCPRC driver and generally last > anywhere > > from 1 hour to 2 hours. http://scprc.com/tnt/ > > > > The Wednesday Series, Wednesday Night Racing, is our short track series. > > Here you'll find nothing but short tracks with some intermixed Speedways. > > The server goes up around 8:50 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying > > starting at 10:20. These races are 35% in length so race time is > > approximately an hour to an hour and a half. There's a Cup Division, for > > the hard-core sim driver, and a Grand National Division for the casual > > driver. http://www.scprc.com/wnr/ > > > > Finally, the Friday Series, IROC, which runs the IROC schedule of tracks. > > On one Friday each month starting September, and running through December, > > all SCPRC drivers will be eligible to compete in the 25% races. These > > server goes up around 8:45 PM Eastern for Practice with Qualifying > starting > > at 10:15. These races generally last around 45 minutes. > > http://www.scprc.com/iroc/ > > > > Trophies and prizes are given to those finishing in the top spots in the > > different series. For the first season of 2001, that just ended, we were > > able to give trophies and prizes to those drivers finishing in positions 1 > > through 3 in the each series' overall points standings. > > > > If you've read this far and are interested in joining please click on the > > link below: > > http://www.scprc.com/registration.php3 (the site is moving soon, so that > > form may not work, if it doesn't, send the same information asked for by > > that form to [email hidden]) > > One of our staff will contact you concerning a test race to judge your > clean > > driving ability. You can avoid this test race by getting a current SCPRC > > member to vouch for you. Do this by stating in the reference section > which > > member is vouching for you. One of our staff will contact that member to > > verify your ability. Once your membership is approved, you'll be > instructed > > to pick an available number, paint and turn in your car and join our > mailing > > list, which can be viewed on the web. When you've completed these steps > > you'll be given the passwords and can race with us. > > > > If you have any questions, please contact me. > > > > Thanks for your time. > > > > > > > > > >

Eddie Pettit wrote: > > The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers for > it's various racing series. You don't have to be the fastest guy out there, > just clean. http://www.scprc.com/ <snip good useful info> You guys have mail... <g> The IROC series sounds right up my alley. -- Fester

Yes, yes we do. You should be contacted soon if one of our staff hasn't already. Thanks. -- Looking for some good online Nascar 4 Racing? Join the Stock Car Pro Racing Club. http://www.scprc.com Racing on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. "Uncle Fester" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > Eddie Pettit wrote: > > > > The SCPRC.com a well established racing community seeks clean drivers for > > it's various racing series. You don't have to be the fastest guy out there, > > just clean. http://www.scprc.com/ > > > <snip good useful info> > > You guys have mail... <g> The IROC series sounds right up my alley. > > -- > > Fester