Post by Pascal Mikula on Sept 6, 2022 17:01:49 GMT 1
Dear CMHers,
Obviously there's been a large uncertainty about the future of the current CMH championships, but fortunately Formula Ford looks to be concluding in a stable fashion.
Now, with the Talladega 500 having been forced to be cancelled, it's important for the administration to know whether or not interest exists for a final 500-mile race to finish off both the Masters Trophy as well as the Triple (well..double, technically) Crown.
Here are some details to help you create your opinion:
1998 Marlboro 500 Presented by Toyota
--> 1998 CART FedEx Championship Series
--> Race Distance: 250 Laps (500 miles)
--> Track Length: 2 miles
--> Date and time: Sunday, October 30th; Qualifying due to start at 18:00 GMT, race due to start at 19:00 GMT
--> Race length (approx.): 3 Hours at 166 mph average speed
Indy/ChampCars have proven (quite obviously so) to be more popular than old NASCAR Grand National cars, and they're arguably easier to drive at higher speeds, too.
Please cast your vote above. Please also vote only if you have intentions of taking part in the event. I think you'd understand that it'd be a bit upsetting to have people vote yes and then not take part.
Feel free to leave your thoughts/comments in the replies, as well.
Voting will close on September 29th, with the thread opening on September 30th in case the interest is high enough.
Obviously there's been a large uncertainty about the future of the current CMH championships, but fortunately Formula Ford looks to be concluding in a stable fashion.
Now, with the Talladega 500 having been forced to be cancelled, it's important for the administration to know whether or not interest exists for a final 500-mile race to finish off both the Masters Trophy as well as the Triple (well..double, technically) Crown.
Here are some details to help you create your opinion:
1998 Marlboro 500 Presented by Toyota
--> 1998 CART FedEx Championship Series
--> Race Distance: 250 Laps (500 miles)
--> Track Length: 2 miles
--> Date and time: Sunday, October 30th; Qualifying due to start at 18:00 GMT, race due to start at 19:00 GMT
--> Race length (approx.): 3 Hours at 166 mph average speed
Indy/ChampCars have proven (quite obviously so) to be more popular than old NASCAR Grand National cars, and they're arguably easier to drive at higher speeds, too.
Please cast your vote above. Please also vote only if you have intentions of taking part in the event. I think you'd understand that it'd be a bit upsetting to have people vote yes and then not take part.
Feel free to leave your thoughts/comments in the replies, as well.
Voting will close on September 29th, with the thread opening on September 30th in case the interest is high enough.
