2023 entry fees for CCS?

Does anyone know where I can find this information?

I found the WERA fees here: http://www.wera.com/fees/?x=1098

But, other than knowing it's about $150 for a CCS license, I can find no other information on CCS fees.

 

This tutorial shows some prices. They may be different per event.

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NESBA sucks!

 

Nicely put but damn shouldn't the next time that dude races WERA you gonna fine him?

 

Once he figures out they are charging a flat rate of $125 on top of class fees for signing up late he may not want to sign up anymore. So this maybe good for your business..

 

Not according to Facebook yesterday but I maybe wrong

 

from yesterday's FB post it looks like post reg adds a flat rate of $125 to your cart at checkout.
as far as pre-reg costs...
$100 = GT races
$95 = shootout (SS races)
$90 = sprints

 

From my understanding
Its a flat $125 if you sign up less that 14 days away from the event.
Doesnt matter if it is 1 or 10 races.

Unfortunate for people like me, I only pre entered once, for Daytona. Usually I do the morning off at the track, its going to be a weird year.

 

there are a lot of fair weather riders and riders that add races while they're at the track. this flat rate fee is going to create less entries, and they're not in a situation this year to be selective and have less entries.

 

Anybody know what it will cost a spectator this weekend at PittRace?

 

The new owners are smoking crack if that's the case.

 

I read something about that. But latest I could find was a 2020 article about WERA being sold. NOT.

 

My bad. I kinda hot-potatoed the mention of C-C-S in my question because I needed answers. And the beeb doesn't disappoint in that regard.

 

I seen 10 days is the cut off. Problem is Evolve has NOT put anything about this in writing so everyone is on the same page. CCS used to be an extra $5/race for not pre-entering. Adding an extra $125 on top of the entrie fees is just gonna piss alot of people off adding races at the track.

Wouldnt be surprised the number of entries drops drastically come around August.

Wouldnt be surprised if CCS isnt either sold off again or just shut down in 3-5yrs.

 

I'm sure the new owners are trying to hedge against this, but with how unpredictable the weather is in the Midwest, it would be tough to stomach another $125 on a race weekend 10 days out when the weather might be shit. If I was still in the Midwest, I'd probably not even consider dealing with that tbh.