Sectors are not comparable across all of these events. Sector times and the theoretical lap use Super Tour Apr 2017, Super Tour Apr 2018, Super Tour Feb 2022 only. Super Tour Apr 2019 (sectors cut at different points) counts towards whole-lap times and trap speed only.
One row per driver and car (a driver who changed cars has a row for each). Each cell is that driver's best in that car across the selected events, with the session it was set in. Best 5-lap stint is the mean of the driver's quickest five consecutive race laps, and consistency is how far their median race lap sat behind their best in that race (small is a driver who does it every lap); both come from the race with the best stint. The fastest in each column is purple, and a car whose best lap is more than 115% of the fastest in its class is greyed (marked ">115%" beside the driver) and left out of the colour scale. Click a column to sort, a row to highlight it.
Theoretical lap is the sum of the best sectors, whichever laps they came from, and never slower than the best lap (where a car's fastest laps were recorded without sector times, its best lap is used). The 115% mark is about the car's best lap only: a car whose best lap is within 115% of the fastest in its class is never marked. Greyed sectors with no theoretical lap mean the sector times on file do not add up to a believable lap. Letters refer to the events above; Q is qualifying, R a race.
By car
Car
Class
Drivers
Lap
Qual
Race
Trap
S1
S2
S3
PHOENIX F1000
FB
1
1:38.870Gary Hickman
1:39.142Gary Hickman
1:38.870Gary Hickman
57
FB/FM/SRF
3
1:40.111Gary Hickman
1:44.060Vince Balch
1:40.111Gary Hickman
37.569Gary Hickman
29.916Gary Hickman
50
FB
1
1:41.943John LaBrie
1:42.272John LaBrie
1:41.943John LaBrie
38.495John LaBrie
30.488John LaBrie
Stohr F1000
FB
1
1:42.666Mark Nixon
1:44.871Mark Nixon
1:42.666Mark Nixon
Mazda Formula Mazda
FM
6
1:45.954Mike Anderson
1:46.323Mike Anderson
1:45.954Mike Anderson
Mazda Star Mazda
FM
1
1:45.954Mike Anderson
1:46.323Mike Anderson
1:45.954Mike Anderson
Mazda Formula
FM
2
1:47.430Brad Drew
1:47.430Brad Drew
1:49.098Brad Drew
Mazda Formula Mazda
FM
2
1:48.448Woody Yerxa
1:48.448Woody Yerxa
1:49.292Woody Yerxa
Mazda FM
FM
1
1:50.804Bruce Carpenter
1:50.804Bruce Carpenter
1:50.958Bruce Carpenter
33
FM/SRF
8
1:46.384William Weaver
1:46.384William Weaver
1:47.253William Weaver
39.271William Weaver
32.459William Weaver
Star Formula Mazda
FM
5
1:46.609Bill Weaver
1:46.609Bill Weaver
1:46.933Bill Weaver
121.2Mike Anderson
Star Mazda Formula Mazda
FM
1
1:46.609Bill Weaver
1:46.609Bill Weaver
1:46.933Bill Weaver
Star Formula Mazda
FM
4
1:49.409Mike Anderson
1:49.608Mike Anderson
1:49.409Mike Anderson
121.2Mike Anderson
19
FM/SRF
6
1:47.224Larry Mason
1:47.567Jerry Dutch Schultz
1:47.224Larry Mason
39.723Larry Mason
32.319Jerry Dutch Schultz
Formula Ma FM
FM
1
1:48.252Derry O'Donovan
1:48.252Derry O'Donovan
1:48.410Derry O'Donovan
38
FM
1
1:53.263Bruce Semier
1:56.215Bruce Semier
1:53.263Bruce Semier
42.396Bruce Semier
34.207Bruce Semier
KBS MK VII
F500
1
1:58.561Lance Spiering
2:03.309Lance Spiering
1:58.561Lance Spiering
111.9Lance Spiering
38.194Lance Spiering
36.558Lance Spiering
37.399Lance Spiering
(unknown)
SRF
1
1:58.588Aaron Stein
1:58.588Aaron Stein
44.011Aaron Stein
35.885Aaron Stein
About this data
The best any driver of each car managed across the selected events, with who set it. Spellings and model years of the same car are grouped; click a row marked ▸ to see each version. Grouping is worked out from the names, so tell us if two cars are wrongly merged or split.
Rule changes between these events
Super Tour Apr 2017 → Super Tour Apr 2018 2017-04-28 to 2018-04-27
No changes on record for these classes.
Super Tour Apr 2018 → Super Tour Apr 2019 2018-04-27 to 2019-04-26
No changes on record for these classes.
Super Tour Apr 2019 → Super Tour Feb 2022 2019-04-26 to 2022-02-17
tyres & wheelsSRF adds tire warmer prohibition and specifies Hoosier dry and wet tire part numbers.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.V.s delete section in its entirety as follows and re-letter as follows: "It is forbidden to regroove tires." In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.X.f, add new sections as follows: "Tires: Dry: Front – Hoosier P/N 46340 P185/60ZR13 Rear – Hoosier P/N 46350 P205/60ZR13 SRF Wet: Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 205/60R13 H20 1. It is forbidden to regroove tires. 2. The use of tire warmers or cooling methods other than natural air convection or conduction is prohibited. The penalty for violation will be the loss of qualifying times and/or the disqualification of race results."
wordingSRF2 becomes Regional Only; SRF3 nomenclature changed from GEN3 to Ford 1.6L conversion; SRF and SRF3 no longer compete together for points.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E, make changes as follows: "SPEC RACER FORD 3 (SRF/SRF3)" In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1, make changes as follows: "SPEC RACER FORD 2 (SRF) Regional Only Class" In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.2, make changes as follows: "SPEC RACER FORD 3 (SRF3)" In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.2.A, make changes as follows: "It is the intent of the SRF3, GEN3 a Ford 1.6L conversion, to update the current 1.9L SRF drivetrain for class longevity. SRF and SRF3 shall compete side by side, for respective points and championships."
SRF SRF Rain / Brake Rule - BoD approved as follows
wordingSRF rain and brake rule supersedes GCR 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.W.l, change as follows as approved by BoD on 9/12/2023: "This rule supersedes GCR section 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024."
wordingSRF Penske shock P/N 280396 bump stop P/N 280407 becomes mandatory, maximum one per shock, effective 05/01/2020.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.X.h, make changes as follows: "Shock Absorbers: Penske shock P/N 280396 with spec valving shall be used as a sealed assembly with no modification of any kind. If shock seals are damaged in any way, the shock must be sent to an authorized SCCA Enterprises service center for verification and resealing at the competitor’s cost. Beginning 05/01/2020 2019, the SCCA Enterprises bump rubber stop P/N 280407 may be used as delivered with no modification of any kind; if used, maximum of one bump rubber stop per shock. Effective 05/01/2020, only the SCCA bump stop P/N 280407 may be used as delivered with no modification of any kind; if used, maximum of one bump stop per shock.”
otherSRF rear springs limited to P/N 280390 only, previous part numbers no longer allowed; ground clearance wording clarified.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.I, change as follows: "NO MODIFICATIONS ALLOWED. Only SCCA Enterprises sealed Penske shocks P/N 280396 shall be used. Only front spring P/N 280387 or P/N RO28037 shall be used. Only rear spring P/N 280390 shall be used. Effective May 1, 2020, o Only the SCCA Bump Stop P/N 280407 may be used, with no modification of any kind. Bump stops are optional. If used, only one bump stop per shock is permitted." "All shock absorbers must be sealed by SCCA Enterprises. Prior to sealing, the shock absorbers will shall be rebuilt by SCCA Enterprises or its authorized rebuilders." In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.X, change as follows: "c. Rear Springs: 412-429 lbs./in Enterprises P/N 280390 or previous Enterprises supplied part (ex.RO280388 or RO280389)." "h. Shock Absorbers: Only the Penske shock P/N 280396 with spec valving shall be used as a sealed assembly, with no modification of any kind. If shock seals are damaged in any way, the shock must be sent to an authorized SCCA Enterprises service center for verification and resealing at the competitor’s cost. Effective May 1, 2020, o Only the SCCA Bump Stop P/N 280407 may be used, with no modification of any kind. Bump stops are optional. If used, only one bump stop per shock is permitted." "i. Ground Clearance: Minimum is 2.75 inches measured at the frame on the front and rear axle lines without driver, as raced."
wordingSRF and SRF3 mandatory identification revised: removed Ford Performance and Blue Oval decals, added Hoosier logo placement.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.2.B, change as follows: "Mandatory identification: "SRF3" near the side car numbers,. Approved (2) “Ford Performance” on each sideof the engine cover plus a Ford Blue Oval on the center of the Nose & (2) “Performance Electronics” on eachside of the tail. "Hoosier" logo (4) on both sides front lower outer corners of the nose, and each side of the tail."
wordingSRF seal requirements clarified: seals now must be on driveline components in designated locations; unsealed components removed and inspected by CSR or Enterprises rather than engine shipped for testing.As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.C, make changes as follows: "If any official Enterprises seal is broken, by an Enterprises Customer Service Rep. (CSR) emergency field repair, accident, or intent, the procedures outlined under C.20., section S shall be followed. Parts with an Enterprises part number having the prefix "10" are considered to be unrestricted, providing provided their dimensions are comparable." In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.S, make changes as follows: "SCCA Enterprises' seals on engine are required for all races must be present on driveline components in designated locations for all SCCA sanctioned events. Any competitor who runs participates in an event without all proper engine seals in the required locations shall have his engine removed and shipped to Enterprises for testing and sealing after that event must remove his unsealed component and it must be inspected by a Customer Service Rep. (CSR) or Enterprises. Notation shall be made in the vehicle logbook and seals checked prior to the next event. The competitor will be responsible for all cost incurred by this procedure. regardless of the findings, and If the component is found to be out of specification, the competitor is subject to penalty by the SOM if engine is found to be not as specified." "SCCA Enterprises' seals are required on all SPEC RACER FORD engines and transmissions."
otherSRF wet tyres front P185/65R13 W2 option added; air box clarified as-delivered; SRF3 restrictor plate G301048 mandatory Jan 1 2022; P2 motorcycle engines up to 1005cc with 35mm restrictor, 2009+ stock 1075 lbs, 2008 stock 1025 lbs, modifie…As printed in Fastrack
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.1.X.f, change as follows: "Wet: Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 H20 Ground clearance is 2.5" with driver as raced when H20 tires are used. or Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60 65R13 W2 (effective Oct. 4, 2021) Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 W2 (effective Oct. 4, 2021)" In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.2.H.24, change as follows: "Air Box: P/N G592230 Mandatory unmodified As delivered, except as noted under body work, Air Box floor vent must remain open and un-obstructed." In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.E.2.H, add a new section as follows: "25. SRF3 Restrictor plate: P/N G301048 As delivered, installed between throttle body and intake manifold. Mandatory Jan. 1,
A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.
What the rules allowed changed as listed; this does not say what any particular car ran.
Sectors
S1 SF → IM1 1.00 mi
S2 IM1 → IM3 1.00 mi
S3 IM3 → SF 0.92 mi
SPd IM2 → IM3 0.02 mi
Sectors are numbered in lap order from start/finish, whatever each event's timing called them; the loop names are SCCA timing's.