Is Mini Max going to happen?

[hotwheels1517]

I am curious before i spend hard earned money on a third kart for my son. Is mini max going to happen? If so how many other people are going to join my son Brandon in the class? I do not want a class of only three to four competitors but think this will be a great class to be a part of.

Brian Moore
Father of Brandon #77 jr1 comer novice shifter, mini max or ?

[Tom Dennin]

Shouldn’t the real questions be: Where are the rules? What organizations rules is the CSC following? What are the classes that will be run in the CSC? and when is the meeting where all of this will be laid out? :idn:

Tom

[stacey cook]

Brian, we have 8 running over here now, plus a few more that are on hold until the CSC stuff is finalized.. If you want to try one come on over… They are the coolest for the kids..

[hotwheels1517]

Stacey im already sold on the idea. So no need for my son to try it before we buy. I just know that my costs for parts and karts have gone up with the weak dollar, and im afraid to spend money and then have to choose between say running the comer or a mini max. If I have to choose between the comer and mini max I would be forced to choose comer since we run the Stars series. I want my son to be able to run all three karts, but need to see what is happening with the CSC as well as the rules.

Brian Moore
Father of Brandon #77 jr1 comer, novice shifter, mini max?

[Angie MacEwen]

The Mini Max class is happening.
Last year there were a few Mini Maxes that raced at some CSC events. They were mixed in with the Jr 1 class, and ran successfully there.
With that being said… It most likely will be that the Cadet Tag (Mini Max) will be run on the track at the same time as the Junior 1 classes , and scored seperately-UNLESS there are just too many karts to do so. That magic number of what too many is, is yet to be decided (and obviously could be different per track, due to size). There is just no way for us to keep adding individual track sessions for every class. The series is growing, and there are going to be lots of karts on the track in every session, there is no way around it.

The arguments for not putting these classes together – one class becoming a factor in another classes’ outcome, too many karts on the track for the junior drivers, drivers wanting to run in more than one of the classes, and so on – were included in the discussions among the CSC board to come to this conclusuion.

So, Brian, I hope that gives you the information you need to make a decision – even though it isn’t what you wanted to hear.

-Angie MacEwen

(Tom, the answers to your questions are going to be addressed very soon – be patient, and know that much is going on behind the scenes, with results to be seen by all shortly!)

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