newbie questions

I have never raced with wera before so just have a few questions. I have raced in canada and daytona ccs. Is there qualifying. Heat races or does it go by reg and points for the grids? What classes would best suit a gsxr600?

 

qualifying - no
heat races - no
solo 20's - grid by registration
other races - grid by points

someone else will have to speak on class to race

 

Let me be the first: RTFRB

a quick link:

http://www.wera.com/rulebook/?x=1098#ch9

Best classes will probably be the C classes, then it depends on what mods the bike has.

 

you can bump up to B and A classes if you`re feeling frisky.

 

don't scare him away first weekend. :tut:

 

whats the diffence in abc classes? my bike has a few mods ohlins shock ohlins 25mm fork kit yosh cams ecu stock bore and pistons tho

 

You're gonna get alot of these if you dont do it quick: RTFRB

You could answer alot of these questions if you did.
I'll help a little bit tho:

A class = 1000cc
B class = 750cc
C class = 600cc

You can run a smaller bike in a larger class but not vice versa. On a normal regional race weekend, you could race about 10 different races if you wanted to.

As a friendly reminder "RTFRB"

 

damnit Mongo, I was working on all that

 

I only count 6 races? F-1, C SBK, A SBK, B SBK, HW solo, MW solo?

 

I was counting SS classes. Remember the good old fashion 'production' classes back in the day? Stock exhaust?

 

I know there is no time but qualifying for grid position would be so cool!

Bernie

 

yes it would, and so much safer, I started 30th in daytona at the ccs and was in fourth by the time we got to the banking what a hairy first lap. we lapped up to 16th place that race no way i should have to start behind them. do the experts do any qualifying?

 

No qualifying at regionals. Limited qualifying at Nationals (although maybe not now?) Again, all in the rule book...