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Sorry, I don’t know the other Colorado track schedules; otherwise I would mention those as well. I’m sure you can inform us with a reply post.
The Colorado Karter Calendar is up to date with the all the series I could find that ran races in Colorado, including the SKUSA race in Utah.
That calendar is a Google calendar, which means you can import it into your favorite calendaring tool, including iPhones, Android, Outlook, or any calendar tool that supports iCal.
Post any events on the general forum, I check regularly to keep the calendar updated.
Richard
Greg, You need to get something besides “coming soon” on your performance division web page at http://unserracing.com/performance-division/ 😀
Stan,
What is the number of folks that would need to be in a class to run independent?
I was reviewing the Racing the Rockies results, and the difference between Rotax Masters class and Rotax Senior could cause back marker struggles for the Senior leaders. I’m wondering if this is a concern. From review, there is a 30 second time difference between 20 laps for Masters and Seniors. The DD2 and Seniors run similiar times.
I will likely be racing Rotax Masters or TAG masters at IMI, TTAC, and possibly GJMS.
Richard
This is fantastic! Thank you for all your efforts.
I’m taking this announcement to be the outcome of the efforts documented on this thread about a Colorado State Series. On that thread is a list of 70 interested racers. Are we all still committed and interested?
Just looking over the opportunities showing on The Colorado Karter Calendar, we have lots of racing available in Colorado this season.
There are 14 race days at Front Range Tracks of SBR, TTAC, and IMI by SKUSA, RtR, and PPKRC.
There are 4 race days on the Western Slope Tracks of MSP, and GJMS by SKUSA.
There are 8 race days at SBR, Action Karting, IMI, and GJMS by CJKC.Richard Hensley
Cory,
Check the calendar on this site, I’m maintaining it, and it is quite busy.
It shows the races available at all tracks in Colorado.
Using the Agenda view is the easiest way to review.
Just click on the “Agenda” tab (Highlighted and circled in Red)
Then click on the “Look for More” link (highlighted and circled in Blue) until you have all the items through September 2013.[attachment=1:mgq1px3b]Capture.PNG[/attachment:mgq1px3b]
You can then click on each calendar item (highlighted below) to show all the information that has been entered.
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Hope this helps
Richard
[email protected]I’ve attached a PDF report of all the events I entered for 2013.
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Check the calendar on their website for special events and hours of operation. I understand that if the track is clear, they are open during normal operating hours.
