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Sam,
It is nice to see you posting on the forum more often, love hearing where you are and what you are up to! Good luck to you and Tyler at the ProMoto event. More importantly have fun! Keep us posted, too. :boxangie
The poster I have says
Kid Karts (5-7years old)
Junior 1 (8-12)
Junior Tag (12-15)
80 Shifter (13-15)
125 Shifter (16 +)
Senior Tag 125
participant awards
$50 entry Deadline June 21
(720)331-0541Best wishes and happy thoughts to Barry for a quick recovery!
Curt, get him hooked up on a laptop with internet connection and you can be sure he’ll be entertained here during his downtime!
angie
@Angie MacEwen wrote:
OK, I am working on it! Got the CSC season points up
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/cscresults/points/pointsmain.htm
I am working on results and IMI Points. If someone would hire me a nanny or take my kids, I might get these done sooner! Thanks for your patience.
angie
That has all of the classes – CSC Points. Also can get to it from the Colorado Sprint Championship link from the front page.
IMI points are now done, too….
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/imiresults/imipoints.htm
Pros…http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/imiresults/pointspro125.htm
I am now doing the results pages. Sorry for the delay.
I am working on a better directory on the front page to get to all of the information quicker… but never hesitate to ask.
angie
Mike,
It is there, here is a direct link. Still working on results….
I wouldn’t forget you
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/cscresults/points/pointssrhvy.htmangie
Just wanted to bring this back to the front. If you haven’t registered, at least you can print it out so you can fill it out before arriving at IMI. It is going to be a great event!!
see you there,
AngieI have put up the CO kart racers results…..
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=566
If I missed someone Please let me know.
angie
I saw this on the Denver Post website…
Grand Prix sets schedule
By The Denver Post
Article Published: Friday, May 28, 2004Vintage race cars will return to the Grand Prix of Denver this year, as well as a new event, a street party at Writer’s Square.
The week officially kicks off Aug. 7 with the Mini Grand Prix and Celebrity Mini Grand Prix go-kart races.
The vintage racers will take the track after the Grand Prix on Aug. 15.
link to article – http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E89%257E2177595,00.html?search=filter
Are you racing TAG Senior? If so, take a look at the points pages (links below) for CSC and IMI… that will give you an idea of which numbers are being used in your class. It should be a unique number from those already there, and should be two numbers. Also, the Leopard for TaG Senior is 360lbs.
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/cscresults/points/pointstagsenior.htm
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/imiresults/pointstagsenior.htm
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/bb/cscrules.htm
angie
Ken,
Welcome to the wonderful world of karting in Colorado!! I am sure that since you joined this forum a year ago, and have been reading it since… you can see what you are getting into!! Really, I think you will love it, and will find your fellow karters friendly and helpful.Anyway, on to your questions. I suggest contacting Bill Noud of Rocky Mountain Kartworks. He and his son AJ were part of McGrath Motorsports, and now Bill has his own thing going. He is a dealer for GP and Sonik. His number is 970-218-5724. Tell him I said to call! Also, I am sure that everyone will respond with answers to your other questions, but ask Bill those questions, too.
good luck
Angie
[email protected]I counted 53 at Moran for SKUSA, here is the Stars results (150)…
http://www.ekartingnews.com/news_info.php?n=2649
and in PA for Stars eastern I counted 144.
SKUSA ProMoto East in FL had 73, I think.
Kurt,
I am glad you had the opportunity to see the SKUSA event! You are right about the Cook family and Grand Junction Motor Speedway – great facility and great people.For us it was the back to back weekends with the CSC event that really killed it for us. We really wanted to get back over there to experience a ProMoto event, but the reality of driving back over and staying overnight with the kids was not in the cards. Sounds lame, I know, but it is a long car ride with the kids – and even the little ones won’t get left behind when they know we are going to a race!! And then there is the new chassis/motor combo in a million pieces, sitting in the shop, waiting to get put together and get some track time before the next event!
I was a little disappointed at the lack of news on this event. In all of the usual places… ekartingnews and the SKUSA site. No hype, nothing. Maybe I could/should have done more coverage.
I counted 59 entries… the last ProMoto at Moran had like 53.
Kurt, I hope you can make it to the CSC race at IMI on June 13th!
Angie
Kyle,
Congratulations on your podiums at Grand Junction!
We aren’t USING the entire SKUSA points system… the CSC points system is BASED ON the SKUSA points structure!! I don’t know why it was decided to use this part of the points and not do the points for qualifying and prefinal.. this is the same system the CSC used last year. Keeps it simpler for me, but I could see wanting the others to count, too. Maybe you should bring it up for next year.
angie
Well, I should have a page explaining, as I did last year, about the points. The difference is a field factor – so first place is 200 plus one point for each kart raced against in the Main. Here is a chart that I use to figure it out pretty easily…… It is based on SKUSA’s point structure.
http://www.thecoloradokarter.com/csc/cscpointscalc.html
does that help?
thanks,
AngieJeff,
Sometimes I hesitate before posting anything… it seems emotions are hard to put into words, and oftentimes the message seems to come across much harsher than intended :sun:
I agree with you on this Mini Max issue. Sorry if I was not clear. On race day, I saw the problem coming as soon as the practices started – Even before the drivers’ meeting, I spoke with Stacey and Doug Welch on the issue to try to head it off, to no avail. Stacey said the Mini Maxes are running, give them points or don’t, but they are running as part of the Junior 1 class. Doug pretty much agreed with that, and suggested we give them points, too. Everyone seemed to get on with the race day, so I just let it lie until we got home… at which point I talked with both Brad Linkus and JB Olmstead. They clarified what we all know, which is that the Mini Max is not an approved motor for the Junior 1 class, and therefore will not be recognized in the series.
What I meant about Stacey saying all along that the Mini Max would be running at his track goes back to January, where he posted this….
Regardless the Mini Max will be running at Grand Junction Motor Speedway weather it is a stand alone class or in the Jr 1. If the Briggs drivers choose not to run against it that will be their choice.and this…
there are 3 over here with 2 more in the next 60 days. I can only commit that 2 will do the CSC series, Sabre’ my daughter and Christian Bird. I think it would be really easy to run them with the Jr 1 and score them seperatley if there is at least 3 or see how they compare and then make the decision weather to include or not include them. Just my thoughts…On a personal note, I have nothing against the Mini Max, I just don’t think their place is with the menagerie of motors that we already have in the Junior 1 class. The other motors have been closely evaluated, and pretty much put through the wringer in order to get the rules dialed in, so tossing another motor in and expecting everyone to deal with it, is just not good.
Like you, I really appreciate the efforts of Stacey and his group over there. It was a great weekend, and I have no complaints. I really enjoy working with Stacey, his family, and the rest of the GJMS gang – I hope they don’t take this personal! Heck we were even going to have Cole drive a Mini Max while there, just to check it out!! ( Thanks for the offer Stacey!)
You know, we sold our Animals – done with the Junior 1 scene!!
see you
angie
