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P2 + SRF + SRF3 + SM at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta

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One run is left out as not that car's own laps (far quicker than the car managed in any other session and than anyone else in its class all week; usually a swapped transponder): Jarrett Jones in Super Tour Mar 2025 Morning test (1:26.895; the car's best in any other session was 1:43.195 and the rest of the class's best all week 1:42.071).

Official results win over the timing feed: the live timing recorded a 1:35.023 for David Dickerson in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.922 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.683 for Robeson Clay Russell in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.299 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:35.011 for Connor Roberts in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:51.363 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.769 for Richard Baldwin in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:56.608 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.737 for Bobby Sak in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.787 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.865 for Joe Colasacco in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:57.124 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.961 for Gary Glanger in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:49.877 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.950 for John Greene in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:57.146 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.811 for James Goughary in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:51.566 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:35.594 for Jean-Luc Liverato in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.529 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:35.650 for Todd Vanacore in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:08.400 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:35.516 for Matthew Horst in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:07.147 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:36.442 for Charlie Rogers in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:01.177 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:36.606 for Brian Cates in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:01.128 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:37.300 for Matt Gray in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:58.116 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:37.453 for Johnny Meriggi in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:58.641 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:38.620 for Judson Holt in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:59.293 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:37.336 for Greg Miller in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:03.925 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:40.158 for Craig Wheatley in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:16.387 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:39.939 for Conner Grant in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:05.053 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:39.481 for Shawn DeKold in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:04.842 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:40.021 for Steve Zemaitis in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:06.345 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:39.007 for Charles Pigeon in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 2 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 2:04.779 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.553 for Charles Mactutus in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:44.504 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.911 for Danny Steyn in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:44.690 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.688 for Jim Drago in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.318 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.913 for Raiden Nicol in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:44.515 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.756 for Brian Henderson in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:44.096 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.933 for Logan Stretch in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.826 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.383 for Nick Leverone in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.408 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.638 for Junior Brock in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.311 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.631 for Spencer Lofton in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.830 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.528 for Brett Kowalski in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.832 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.568 for Skyler Cottrell in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.287 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.534 for Sam Craven in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.619 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.394 for Jonathan Neudorf in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:44.545 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.129 for Zack Barfield in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.020 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.430 for Frankie Barroso in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.282 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.206 for Julian DaCosta in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.289 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.158 for Matt Stretch in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.592 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.107 for Noah Harmon in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.660 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.334 for Maximilian Opalski in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.153 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.986 for Greg Sorg in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:51.698 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.965 for Nicholas Bruni in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:44.567 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.260 for Cliff Brown in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.870 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.003 for Jordan Rick Segrini in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:47.046 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.891 for Anthony Geraci in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:48.141 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.753 for Sean Noonan in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.181 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.374 for Logan Cozzie in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.752 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.111 for Steven Clemons JR in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:48.900 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.397 for Will Robinson in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:45.996 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.242 for Domenico Leuci in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:50.426 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.317 for Grant Janish in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.890 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.939 for Mickey Moran in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:50.907 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.567 for Max Schweid in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.347 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.798 for Thomas Paolino in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:50.173 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:47.296 for Rob Trollinger in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:58.758 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.409 for Jesse Singer in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:47.177 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:48.224 for Aaron Parkinson in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:50.509 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.672 for Randall Joe in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:50.432 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.746 for David Henderson in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.282 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:47.011 for Chris Clarke in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:49.216 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:48.485 for Bailey Sigler in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:50.601 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.080 for Marcos Vento in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:52.737 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:23.804 for Lucian Pancea in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 7 FA,FC,FE2,FX,P1,P2 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:34.097 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:26.574 for Thomas Kaufman in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 7 FA,FC,FE2,FX,P1,P2 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:41.746 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:28.363 for Peter Shadowen in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 7 FA,FC,FE2,FX,P1,P2 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:41.630 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:48.139 for Anthony Geraci in Super Tour Mar 2023 Grp 5 SM Race 2, but the official results credit 1:48.141 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:56.565 for Olivier Piatek in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 8:44.184 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:56.086 for Chris Haldeman in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:17.873 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:58.284 for Boris Said Jr in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:00.222 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:55.847 for Sean Varwig in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 7:18.719 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:57.123 for Jesse Singer in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:07.342 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:37.858 for Arvid Albanese in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 6 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:38.981 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:34.173 for Thomas Weir in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 6 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:35.907 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 7:18.676 for Sean Varwig in Super Tour Mar 2024 Grp 1 SM Race 2, but the official results credit 7:18.719 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:35.048 for Matthew Horst in Super Tour Mar 2025 Grp 3 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:35.487 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:35.578 for Rob Clifton in Super Tour Mar 2025 Grp 3 SRF3 Race 1, but the official results credit 1:35.603 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.319 for Javier Rodriguez in Super Tour Mar 2025 Grp 7 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:22.040 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.827 for Christopher Girem in Super Tour Mar 2025 Grp 7 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:46.966 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:48.688 for Alfred Wingo in Super Tour Mar 2025 Grp 7 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:48.853 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:48.947 for Warren Sackman in Super Tour Mar 2025 Grp 7 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:52.634 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.022 for Skyler Cottrell in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.112 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.042 for John Salerno in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.662 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.939 for Max Stallone in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:52.004 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.987 for Logan Stretch in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.919 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.611 for Charles Mactutus in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:52.935 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.164 for Bobby Gossett in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.037 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.611 for Travis Wiley in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.132 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.822 for James Newell in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:52.988 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.619 for Stanley Brock Jr in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.397 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.520 for Stuart Mcaleer in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.545 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.629 for Dean Dybdahl in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:52.285 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:42.738 for Francisco Barroso in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.756 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.158 for David Stern in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.549 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.262 for Zach Ehrlich in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.441 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.419 for Will Robinson in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.624 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.780 for Cliff Brown in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.481 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.301 for Ryan Kipke in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.380 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.029 for Marc Cefalo in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.168 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.503 for Jack Murchison in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.279 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.148 for Danny Steyn in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.656 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.388 for Christian Meyer in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.147 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.685 for Chris Allen in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:53.628 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.820 for Ryan Maloney in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:55.505 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.917 for Gianni Maiuro in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.584 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.304 for Bob Mueller Jr in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:55.642 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:43.939 for Colin Murchison in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.858 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.115 for Ben Gaunt in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.883 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.841 for Ellie Gossett in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.970 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.818 for Gavin Vaughan in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:56.441 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.760 for Chase Kovatch in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:01.454 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.331 for Casey Moseley in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:54.440 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.902 for Graham Jacobson in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:55.633 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.189 for Greg Bogart in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:56.701 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.562 for Scott Phillips in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:55.262 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:45.845 for John Hamner in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:56.946 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:47.359 for Christopher Girem in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:02.861 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.824 for Riley Haig in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:59.410 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.922 for Cohen Craft in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:56.152 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:44.861 for Lucas Jensen in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:56.783 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:46.986 for Tal Tsfany in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:59.065 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:47.037 for Robert Garrison in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 1:57.475 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:49.958 for Alex Rubenstein in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:04.082 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too; the live timing recorded a 1:50.229 for Brayton Williams in Super Tour Mar 2026 Grp 1 SM Race 1, but the official results credit 2:06.066 as the car's fastest, so the timing system did not count that lap (usually a lap under a full-course yellow or a timing-loop fault); it is left out here too.

PosCarDriverClass#LapTheoreticalQualRace5-lap stintConsistencyTrapS1S2S3
1Stohr (2013)Lucian Pancea 2+ carsP2991:22.533 D-Q21:22.5331:22.533 D-Q21:34.097 D-R21:35.876 D-R2+7.226 D-R2143.9 D-Q231.424 D-Q229.678 D-Q221.431 D-Q2
2Stohr 2013 Stohr P2 (2013)Lucian Pancea 2+ carsP2931:24.228 C-Q21:24.2281:24.228 C-Q21:44.111 C-R23:18.424 C-R1+25.114 C-R1134.0 C-Q132.262 C-Q230.249 C-Q221.717 C-Q2
3Stohr WF1 (2018)Sherman ChaoP2031:24.366 C-Q21:23.9261:24.366 C-Q21:26.052 D-R11:31.800 C-R2+26.562 C-R2138.2 D-R131.723 C-Q230.127 C-Q222.076 C-Q2
4Stohr WFX-101Thomas KaufmanP21071:25.444 D-Q21:25.4101:25.444 D-Q21:41.746 D-R21:42.650 D-R2+6.662 D-R2138.8 D-Q232.418 D-Q230.806 D-Q222.186 D-Q2
5West WX10Peter ShadowenP2121:26.716 D-Q11:26.2211:26.716 D-Q11:41.630 D-R21:43.850 D-R2+9.582 D-R2137.3 D-Q232.952 D-Q230.870 D-Q222.399 D-Q2
6Stohr WF1 (2003)Michael MoultonP2771:28.086 C-Q21:27.8591:28.086 C-Q21:29.061 C-R21:42.614 C-R2+49.267 C-R2132.9 C-Q1, C-R234.071 C-Q230.851 C-Q222.937 C-Q2
7Van Diemen Prince - LSR (2022)Brian LindstrandP2041:29.395 C-Q21:29.2801:29.395 C-Q21:30.739 C-R21:42.673 C-R2+47.278 C-R2131.0 C-Q134.337 C-Q232.039 C-Q222.904 C-Q2
8SCCA Ent SRF3Peyton LongSRF352, 1041:33.550 A-Q11:33.2941:33.550 A-Q11:34.090 B-R21:34.346 A-R1+1.014 A-R1128.2 A-Q135.272 A-Q134.056 B-R223.966 B-Q2
9SCCA Ent SRF3Tyler StephensSRF31051:33.590 A-Q11:33.3641:33.590 A-Q11:34.067 A-R11:34.335 A-R1+1.797 A-R1128.4 A-Q135.315 A-Q134.010 B-R224.039 B-Q2
10SCCA Ent SRF3Richard BaldwinSRF32, 251:33.785 B-R2sector data unreliable1:34.060 B-Q21:33.785 B-R21:34.210 B-R2+0.821 B-R2129.4 B-P35.54831.70821.150
11SCCA Ent SRF3Tray Ayres 2+ carsSRF371:33.789 A-Q11:33.3861:33.789 A-Q11:34.664 A-R11:34.938 A-R1+1.155 A-R1127.3 A-Q135.704 A-Q134.059 A-Q123.623 A-P
12SCCA Ent SRF3Brian SchofieldSRF3611:33.806 A-Q11:33.2821:33.806 A-Q11:33.894 B-R21:34.205 B-R2+0.522 B-R2128.2 A-Q135.487 B-R233.918 A-Q123.877 B-P
13SCCA Enterprises SRF (2017)Robeson Clay Russell 2+ carsSRF3311:33.811 B-Psector data unreliable1:33.908 B-Q21:33.921 B-R21:34.295 B-R2+0.619 B-R2148.7 B-P35.26730.47221.112
14SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2023)Jase PettySRF302, 1171:33.818 B-R21:33.6031:34.245 B-Q21:33.818 B-R21:34.138 B-R2+0.688 B-R2120.6 B-R235.459 B-R234.037 B-R224.107 B-R2
15SCCA Ent SRF3Robeson Clay Russell 2+ carsSRF3311:33.836 A-Q11:33.1511:33.836 A-Q11:34.016 A-R11:34.182 A-R1+1.316 A-R1128.4 A-R135.392 A-R133.992 C-Q123.767 A-P
16SCCA Ent SRF3Bobby SakSRF319, 91:33.869 B-R21:33.6401:34.012 A-Q11:33.869 B-R21:34.174 B-R2+0.613 B-R2129.3 A-R135.573 A-Q134.126 B-R223.941 A-Q1
17SCCA Ent SRF3Grant VogelSRF34, 461:33.919 A-Q11:33.6851:33.919 A-Q11:34.452 A-R11:34.722 A-R1+1.834 A-R1129.9 A-R135.581 A-Q134.120 C-Q123.984 A-P
18SCCA Ent SRF3Evan SlaterSRF3187, 601:34.055 A-Q11:33.7431:34.055 A-Q11:34.664 C-R21:34.870 A-R1+1.126 A-R1127.4 A-Q135.447 A-Q134.159 A-Q124.137 A-Q1
19SCCA Ent SRF3James GougharySRF3681:34.068 B-R21:33.2721:34.185 A-Q11:34.068 B-R21:34.871 A-R1+0.773 A-R1129.5 A-R135.617 B-R233.954 B-R223.701 A-P
20SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2015)Vaughn MishkoSRF31011:34.104 B-Q21:33.4551:34.104 B-Q21:34.433 B-R21:35.084 B-R2+1.134 B-R2121.5 B-Q235.381 B-Q233.977 B-Q224.097 B-Q2
21SCCA Ent SRF3Todd VanacoreSRF31191:34.153 A-Q11:33.8061:34.153 A-Q11:34.530 A-R11:35.010 A-R1+1.415 A-R1129.5 A-R135.966 A-Q133.978 A-Q123.862 A-P
22SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2023)Charles Russell TurnerSRF3231:34.195 D-Q21:33.8201:34.195 D-Q21:34.819 C-R21:35.087 C-R2+0.876 C-R2126.3 D-R135.651 D-Q233.995 C-R224.174 C-Q1
23SCCA Enterprises SRF3Morgan BurkhardSRF321:34.220 C-Q11:33.9961:34.220 C-Q11:35.657 C-R11:41.249 C-R1+1.985 C-R1122.0 C-Q135.693 C-Q134.156 C-Q124.147 C-Q1
24SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (1990)Denny StriplingSRF31411:34.325 C-Q11:34.1531:34.325 C-Q11:34.701 C-R21:35.116 C-R2+1.074 C-R2122.0 C-Q135.799 C-R234.229 C-R224.125 C-Q1
25SCCA Ent SRF3John Greene 2+ carsSRF349, 291:34.399 A-R11:33.8541:34.477 A-Q11:34.399 A-R11:34.912 A-R1+1.334 A-R1129.3 A-Q135.929 A-R134.074 A-Q123.851 A-P
26SCCA Enterprises Spec Racer Ford (2009)John Greene 2+ carsSRF3291:34.415 B-Q21:34.0761:34.415 B-Q21:34.675 B-R21:35.077 B-R2+0.917 B-R2121.3 B-Q135.860 B-Q234.169 B-P24.047 B-Q1
27SCCA Ent SRF3Jackson DiehlSRF358, 591:34.458 A-R11:33.7301:35.201 A-Q11:34.458 A-R11:34.810 A-R1+2.119 A-R1127.1 A-Q235.762 A-R134.334 A-R123.634 A-P
28SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Mark EatonSRF392, 571:34.485 D-R11:34.4551:35.391 D-Q21:34.485 D-R11:35.014 D-R1+2.087 D-R1127.4 D-R135.976 D-R134.235 D-R124.244 A-P
29SCCA Ent SRF3Matthew HorstSRF3411:34.502 A-Q11:33.6841:34.502 A-Q11:34.763 A-R11:35.163 A-R1+1.874 A-R1129.2 A-Q135.844 B-Q234.133 A-Q123.707 A-P
30SCCA Enterprises Spec Racer Ford Gen 3 (2003)John AntoninoSRF3591:34.530 B-Q21:34.2601:34.530 B-Q21:34.835 B-R21:35.077 B-R2+0.651 B-R2120.8 B-R235.793 B-Q234.305 B-P24.162 B-Q2
31SCCA Ent SRF3Andrew WisniewskiSRF3321:34.735 A-Q11:34.1791:34.735 A-Q11:35.498 B-R21:35.739 B-R2+0.472 B-R2125.0 A-Q136.037 A-Q134.391 B-Q223.751 A-P
32SCCA Ent SRF3Justin WeirSRF31511:34.779 A-Q11:34.4351:34.779 A-Q11:35.211 A-R11:35.897 A-R1+1.464 A-R1127.1 A-Q136.169 A-Q134.153 A-Q124.113 A-P
33SCCA Ent SRF3David DickersonSRF3381:34.785 D-Q21:34.4501:34.785 D-Q21:35.453 A-R11:35.832 A-R1+1.560 A-R1126.2 D-Q236.065 D-Q234.401 A-Q123.984 A-P
34SCCA SRF3 (2006)Rob CliftonSRF3331:34.842 C-R21:34.4921:34.956 C-Q11:34.842 C-R21:35.347 C-R2+1.352 C-R2120.2 B-Q136.016 B-R134.231 C-Q124.245 C-R2
35SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Cliff WhiteSRF3581:34.893 D-R11:34.4891:35.592 D-Q21:34.893 D-R11:35.020 D-R1+2.959 D-R1127.6 D-R135.937 D-R134.321 D-R124.231 D-R1
36SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (1990)Michael O'DellSRF31971:34.972 B-R21:34.8541:35.377 B-Q21:34.972 B-R21:35.714 B-R2+1.908 B-R2119.4 B-R135.820 B-R234.461 B-R224.573 B-R2
37Spec Racer Ford Gen3 SRF3 (2006)Steve CliftonSRF3041:35.072 B-R2sector data unreliable1:36.562 B-Q21:35.072 B-R21:36.116 B-R2+1.656 B-R2119.4 B-P36.2130.73124.310
38SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Derek SchofieldSRF3601:35.101 D-R11:35.0541:35.602 D-Q21:35.101 D-R11:35.768 D-R1+1.208 D-R1128.8 D-Q236.420 D-R134.275 D-R124.359 D-Q2
39SCCA Ent SRF3Sam SchechterSRF3551:35.109 A-Q11:34.4501:35.109 A-Q11:35.702 A-R11:36.144 A-R1+1.310 A-R1125.8 A-Q136.068 A-Q134.465 A-Q123.917 A-P
40SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2000)Connor RobertsSRF3146, 461:35.118 D-Q21:34.7051:35.118 D-Q21:35.303 C-R21:35.589 C-R2+0.794 C-R2124.2 D-Q235.807 D-Q234.438 C-R224.460 D-Q2
41SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2022)Joshua HansenSRF3441:35.160 C-Q11:34.4141:35.160 C-Q11:35.436 C-R21:35.814 C-R2+1.172 C-R2120.8 C-Q135.927 C-Q134.231 C-Q124.256 C-Q1
42SCCA Ent SRF3Grant HeinigSRF31271:35.166 A-Q11:34.1131:35.166 A-Q11:35.230 A-R11:35.488 A-R1+1.410 A-R1126.1 A-R135.860 A-Q134.366 A-R123.887 A-P
43SCCA Ent SRF3Charlie RogersSRF31, 211:35.198 A-R11:34.9731:35.770 A-Q11:35.198 A-R11:36.033 A-R1+2.058 A-R1127.3 A-R136.399 B-Q234.325 A-R124.249 A-R1
44SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Joe ColasaccoSRF3301:35.209 D-Q21:34.9691:35.209 D-Q21:57.124 D-R24:47.569 D-R2+10.179 D-R2127.3 D-Q236.029 D-Q234.509 D-Q224.431 D-Q2
45SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Gary GlangerSRF31871:35.240 D-Q21:35.2251:35.240 D-Q22:49.877 D-R2124.4 D-Q236.020 D-Q234.780 D-Q224.425 D-Q2
46SCCA Enterprises SRF3 #967 (2023)Tray Ayres 2+ carsSRF37, 711:35.333 B-R21:34.6921:35.353 B-Q21:35.333 B-R21:36.252 B-R2+1.569 B-R2122.2 B-Q136.109 B-R234.182 B-R224.401 B-Q2
47Ford SRF3 (973) (2023)Arvid Albanese 2+ carsSRF31771:35.353 B-Q21:35.2381:35.353 B-Q21:35.762 B-R21:36.623 B-R2+1.449 B-R2122.4 B-Q136.555 B-Q234.347 B-R224.336 B-Q2
48SCCA Enterprises SRF Gen IIICooper TravisSRF3321:35.400 C-Q11:35.3781:35.400 C-Q11:36.018 C-R21:36.422 C-R2+0.903 C-R2118.0 C-Q136.204 C-Q134.536 C-R224.638 C-Q1
49SCCA Enterprises SRF3Michael PerrottiSRF397, 111:35.415 C-Q11:34.9581:35.415 C-Q11:35.619 C-R21:35.997 C-R2+1.651 C-R2121.3 B-R236.033 C-Q134.497 B-R224.428 C-R2
50SCCA Ent SRF3Thomas WeirSRF3101:35.416 A-P1:34.7791:36.059 A-Q11:35.493 B-R21:36.250 B-R2+1.578 B-R2126.9 A-Q236.251 B-R234.310 B-P24.218 A-P
51SCCA Enterprises SRF3 888 (2014)Jean-Luc Liverato 2+ carsSRF381:35.424 B-R21:35.1171:35.755 B-Q21:35.424 B-R21:35.846 C-R2+1.160 C-R2121.5 B-R236.373 B-R234.331 C-R224.413 C-R2
52SCCA Ent SRF3Simon GambleSRF381:35.526 A-R11:34.6151:35.547 A-Q11:35.526 A-R11:36.038 A-R1+1.361 A-R1128.2 A-R136.148 A-R134.431 A-R124.036 A-P
53SCCA Ent SRF3Zach DellaSRF3951:35.552 A-Q11:34.6821:35.552 A-Q11:35.591 A-R11:36.013 A-R1+0.919 A-R1125.8 A-Q236.517 A-Q134.308 A-Q123.857 A-P
54SCCA Ent SRF3Scott Monroe 2+ carsSRF3001:35.589 A-Q11:34.8281:35.589 A-Q11:35.720 A-R11:35.964 A-R1+1.104 A-R1128.6 A-R136.431 A-R134.268 A-Q124.129 A-P
55SCCA Ent SRF3Greg Miller 2+ carsSRF3041:35.621 A-R11:35.3871:36.086 A-Q11:35.621 A-R11:36.201 A-R1+1.150 A-R1128.6 A-R136.455 A-R134.569 A-R124.363 A-P
56Ford SRF3 (2021)Joseph MaleySRF31991:35.637 C-R21:35.2431:36.882 C-Q11:35.637 C-R21:36.191 C-R2+1.666 C-R2119.4 C-R236.197 C-R234.475 C-R124.571 C-R2
57SCCA Ent SRF3John VogelSRF3471:35.638 A-Q11:34.2401:35.638 A-Q11:35.682 A-R11:35.994 A-R1+1.221 A-R1127.3 A-R135.942 A-P34.315 A-Q123.983 A-P
58Ford Spec Racer Gen 3 (2025)Scott Monroe 2+ carsSRF3001:35.647 B-R2sector data unreliable1:36.169 B-Q11:35.647 B-R21:35.931 B-R2+0.814 B-R2119.9 B-R236.3250.77424.611
59SCCA Ent SRF3Ethan Bentinck-Smith 2+ carsSRF3341:35.674 A-R11:35.2961:36.005 A-Q11:35.674 A-R11:36.195 A-R1+1.136 A-R1128.4 A-R136.696 A-R134.401 A-R124.199 A-P
60SCCA Ent SRF3Ben JacobsSRF371, 1711:35.702 B-R21:35.3701:36.258 B-Q11:35.702 B-R21:36.431 B-R2+1.035 B-R2127.3 A-R136.555 B-R234.348 B-R224.467 B-R2
61SCCA Ent SRF3Ryan StarckSRF3191:35.790 A-Q11:35.1871:35.790 A-Q11:35.931 A-R11:36.231 A-R1+0.844 A-R1124.7 A-Q136.566 A-R134.554 A-Q124.067 A-P
62SCCA Ent SRF3Arvid Albanese 2+ carsSRF31771:35.840 A-P1:35.449119.6 A-P36.910 A-P34.745 A-P23.794 A-P
63SCCA Ent SRF3Tom BurtSRF3451:35.910 B-R2, A-R11:35.4181:36.067 A-Q11:35.910 B-R2, A-R11:36.337 A-R1+2.514 A-R1127.3 A-R136.436 A-R134.504 B-R224.478 A-Q1
64SFR3 Gen 3 (2022)Mark GrebSRF3711:35.972 C-Q11:35.8521:35.972 C-Q11:36.053 C-R21:36.936 C-R2+1.810 C-R2119.2 C-R236.779 C-Q134.629 C-Q124.444 C-R2
65SCCA Ent SRF3Chris JennerjahnSRF3481:36.032 A-R11:35.3001:36.892 A-Q11:36.032 A-R11:36.814 A-R1+1.515 A-R1127.3 A-Q236.554 A-R134.442 A-R124.304 A-P
66SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2015)William HendrixSRF31011:36.053 C-R21:35.7701:36.936 C-Q11:36.053 C-R21:36.345 C-R2+0.939 C-R2117.5 C-Q136.331 C-R234.764 C-R224.675 C-R2
67SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Jean-Luc Liverato 2+ carsSRF381:36.083 D-Q21:35.9441:36.083 D-Q21:53.530 D-R24:47.793 D-R2+6.330 D-R2124.4 D-Q236.487 D-Q234.763 D-Q224.694 D-Q2
68Ford Spec Racer Gen 3 - 973 (2023)Arvid Albanese 2+ carsSRF3771:36.092 C-Q11:35.8381:36.092 C-Q11:38.981 C-R21:39.499 C-R2+15.517 C-R2118.7 C-R136.722 C-Q134.582 C-Q124.534 C-Q1
69SCCA Ent SRF3Shawn DeKoldSRF3561:36.116 B-R21:35.3441:36.282 A-Q11:36.116 B-R21:36.401 B-R2+1.392 B-R2127.3 A-R136.643 B-R234.677 B-R224.024 A-P
70SCCA Ent SRF3Steve WhitstonSRF3181:36.142 A-Q21:35.7931:36.142 A-Q21:36.305 A-R11:36.552 A-R1+1.699 A-R1127.6 A-R136.524 A-Q134.755 A-R124.514 A-R1
71SCCA Ent SRF3Brian CatesSRF321, 271:36.257 A-Q11:35.8181:36.257 A-Q11:36.969 A-R11:37.563 A-R1+1.259 A-R1125.4 A-Q136.884 A-Q134.652 D-R124.282 A-P
72SCCA Ent SRF3Steve ZemaitisSRF3111, 14, 41:36.605 A-Q1sector data unreliable1:36.605 A-Q11:36.895 A-R11:37.103 A-R1+0.994 A-R1126.9 A-R137.0930.71924.650
73SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (1909)Matt GraySRF3641:36.697 B-R21:36.2231:36.729 C-Q11:36.697 B-R21:37.272 C-R2+1.852 C-R2120.7 D-Q236.827 B-R234.893 C-R224.503 C-Q1
74SCCA Ent SRF3Kevin ElionSRF3201:36.759 A-Psector data unreliable1:38.374 A-Q11:37.208 A-R11:37.713 A-R1+2.670 A-R1125.0 A-R137.3381.39424.059
75SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Brian GrigsbySRF3701:36.795 D-R11:36.3951:37.140 D-Q21:36.795 D-R11:37.852 D-R1+1.506 D-R1126.2 D-R136.923 D-R134.697 D-R124.775 D-Q2
76SCCA Ent SRF3Craig JanssenSRF31811:36.902 A-Q11:36.0041:36.902 A-Q11:36.950 B-R21:37.482 B-R2+0.850 B-R2125.6 A-Q136.886 A-Q134.798 B-R224.320 A-P
77SCCA Ent SRF3Charles Pigeon 2+ carsSRF3171, 171:36.939 A-Q11:35.9871:36.939 A-Q11:37.018 B-R21:37.493 B-R2+0.916 B-R2125.8 A-Q137.062 B-R234.479 B-R224.446 A-P
78SCCA Ent SRF3Craig ChaseSRF3421:36.976 A-R11:36.8321:37.522 A-Q21:36.976 A-R11:37.365 A-R1+1.029 A-R1126.9 A-R137.278 A-R134.825 A-R124.729 A-R1
79Ford SRF 3 (1990)Greg Miller 2+ carsSRF31041:37.023 B-R21:36.5521:37.247 B-Q21:37.023 B-R21:37.560 B-R2+0.837 B-R2119.4 B-R236.958 B-Q234.829 B-R224.765 B-Q2
80SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Wade WhiteSRF3591:37.165 D-Q21:35.9801:37.165 D-Q21:37.368 D-R11:37.740 D-R1+0.792 D-R1126.3 D-R136.736 D-Q234.544 D-R124.700 D-R1
81SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Tyler FoxSRF391:37.243 D-R11:36.3761:38.034 D-Q21:37.243 D-R11:37.546 D-R1+1.388 D-R1125.2 D-R136.825 D-R134.787 D-R124.764 D-R1
82SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (1998)Keith FraserSRF371:37.319 B-R2sector data unreliable1:39.549 B-Q11:37.319 B-R21:37.749 B-R2+1.112 B-R2123.3 B-P36.27429.79921.912
83SCCA Ent SRF3Nick HeinigSRF3731:37.330 A-Q11:36.8221:37.330 A-Q11:37.424 A-R11:37.747 A-R1+2.449 A-R1124.7 A-R137.101 A-Q235.035 A-Q124.686 A-R1
84Ford SRF3Charles Pigeon 2+ carsSRF31771:37.388 C-R21:37.0881:38.146 C-Q11:37.388 C-R21:38.646 C-R2+2.499 C-R2116.8 C-R137.448 C-R234.760 C-R224.880 C-Q1
85SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Johnny MeriggiSRF3111:37.421 D-Q21:37.2841:37.421 D-Q21:58.641 D-R24:49.963 D-R2+16.987 D-R2124.9 D-Q237.437 D-Q235.018 D-Q224.829 D-Q2
86SCCA Ent SRF3Russell KingSRF3121:37.488 B-R21:36.9951:38.458 A-Q11:37.488 B-R21:37.785 B-R2+0.768 B-R2125.6 A-R137.474 A-Q234.938 B-R224.583 B-R2
87SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2017)Judson HoltSRF31881:37.528 C-R21:36.8261:37.533 C-Q11:37.528 C-R21:38.215 C-R2+1.700 C-R2123.3 D-Q236.933 C-R234.984 C-R224.909 C-Q1
88SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (1985)Joe BlanksSRF3741:37.570 B-P1:37.2171:37.859 B-Q11:37.571 B-R21:37.995 B-R2+1.626 B-R2119.7 C-R237.472 B-R234.963 B-P24.782 B-Q1
89SCCA Enterprises SRF3 (2002)Jeff FutrelleSRF3941:37.807 C-R21:37.0201:38.159 C-Q11:37.807 C-R21:38.099 C-R2+2.028 C-R2117.3 C-R1, C-R237.269 C-R234.861 C-R224.890 C-R2
90SCCA Ent SRF3Petri OttavainenSRF3881:37.881 A-Q11:36.7351:37.881 A-Q11:38.030 A-R11:38.556 A-R1+1.612 A-R1124.9 A-R137.252 A-Q135.093 A-Q124.390 A-P
91SCCA Ent SRF3Craig WheatleySRF3981:38.057 B-R2sector data unreliable1:38.760 A-Q11:38.057 B-R21:39.098 B-R2+1.634 B-R2125.0 A-Q137.6180.77724.681
92SCCA Ent SRF3Chris CurrentSRF3011:38.069 C-R21:37.6581:38.196 C-Q11:38.069 C-R21:38.966 C-R2+2.206 C-R2125.8 A-R137.648 C-R234.982 C-R225.028 C-Q1
93SCCA Ent SRF3Ben PigeonSRF31161:38.089 A-R11:37.6891:38.422 A-Q11:38.089 A-R11:38.684 A-R1+2.340 A-R1124.9 A-Q237.514 A-Q135.321 B-R224.854 A-Q2
94Ford Specracer Ford SRF3 (1985)Ethan Bentinck-Smith 2+ carsSRF3341:38.102 C-R21:37.3851:38.775 C-Q11:38.102 C-R21:38.466 C-R2+2.604 C-R2119.0 C-R237.614 C-R234.746 C-R225.025 C-Q1
95SCCA Ent SRF3Russell OaksSRF3431:38.559 A-R11:37.7301:38.940 A-Q11:38.559 A-R11:39.136 A-R1+2.182 A-R1127.1 A-R137.716 A-P35.222 A-R124.792 A-P
96SCCA Enterprises SRF3Joseph WolfSRF3821:38.681 C-Q11:38.2891:38.681 C-Q11:39.125 C-R21:39.605 C-R2+1.444 C-R2118.2 C-R237.834 C-R235.107 C-R225.348 C-Q1
97SCCA Ent SRF3Daniel MathiasSRF323, 3, 131:38.817 A-Q11:38.0811:38.817 A-Q11:38.971 A-R11:39.939 A-R1+2.647 A-R1125.4 A-R137.967 A-Q135.343 A-Q124.771 A-P
98SCCA Ent SRF3Richard WiehlSRF3351:39.025 A-Q11:38.2031:39.025 A-Q11:39.083 A-R11:39.822 A-R1+2.281 A-R1124.2 A-R137.735 A-Q235.448 A-R125.020 A-R1
99SCCA Ent SRF3Brayton Williams 2+ carsSRF3061:39.050 A-R11:38.1071:39.286 A-Q21:39.050 A-R11:39.745 A-R1+2.541 A-R1126.5 A-R137.849 A-Q235.310 A-R124.948 A-Q2
100SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Joe ReppertSRF3251:39.182 D-Q21:38.7591:39.182 D-Q22:02.709 D-R24:50.663 D-R2+13.246 D-R2123.8 D-Q238.034 D-Q235.344 D-Q225.381 D-Q2
101SCCA Ent SRF3Andrea KingSRF3081:39.753 A-R1sector data unreliable1:41.653 A-Q21:39.753 A-R11:40.096 A-R1+2.596 A-R1124.5 A-R138.7620.72425.087
102SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Keith GrantSRF3791:39.808 D-Q21:39.4891:39.808 D-Q22:05.052 D-R24:53.742 D-R2+11.613 D-R2123.3 D-Q238.993 D-Q235.204 D-Q225.292 D-Q2
103SCCA Spec Racer Ford Gen 3Christopher RoethelSRF3221:39.852 D-R11:38.5971:39.913 D-Q21:39.852 D-R11:41.030 D-R1+1.992 D-R1124.7 D-R138.273 D-R135.307 D-R125.017 D-R1
104SCCA Ent SRF3Mark SilverbergSRF3661:42.019 A-Q11:40.8021:42.019 A-Q11:43.472 A-R11:43.841 A-R1+2.840 A-R1122.9 A-Q139.422 A-Q235.703 A-Q125.677 A-Q2
105Mazda Miata (2001)Stanley Brock JrSM611:42.071 B-P1:42.0681:42.981 A-Q11:43.137 C-R21:43.495 B-R2+0.789 B-R2111.8 A-Q138.166 B-P37.653 B-P26.249 B-P
106Spec Racer Gen3 SPEC RACER FORD GEN 3Kevin MaleySRF3661:42.132 C-R21:41.7071:44.679 C-Q11:42.132 C-R21:43.568 C-R2+2.765 C-R2112.9 C-R139.280 C-R236.109 C-R126.318 C-R2
107Mazda Miata (2001)Mike CottrellSM29, 99, 91:42.324 A-Q1sector data unreliable1:42.324 A-Q11:43.062 C-R21:43.451 B-R2+0.740 B-R2111.2 A-Q138.2370.80625.854
108Mazda Miata (1999)John SalernoSM341:42.453 A-Q11:42.4531:42.453 A-Q11:53.662 A-R21:54.598 A-R2+2.961 A-R2110.9 A-Q138.394 A-Q137.750 A-Q126.309 A-Q1
109Mazda Miata (2003)Charles MactutusSM661:42.619 D-Q21:42.1871:42.619 D-Q21:42.995 C-R21:43.388 C-R2+9.631 C-R2110.9 A-Q138.190 C-Q237.772 A-Q126.225 A-P
110Mazda Miata VVTR (2002)Danny Steyn 2+ carsSM391:42.620 C-Q11:42.4961:42.620 C-Q11:43.008 C-R21:43.366 C-R2+10.314 C-R2104.6 C-Q238.352 C-Q237.827 C-Q126.317 C-Q1
111Mazda Miata (1999)Sean NoonanSM01:42.625 B-R21:42.5371:42.848 B-Q11:42.625 B-R21:43.481 B-R2+1.529 B-R2109.6 D-R238.494 B-R237.768 B-P26.275 B-Q1
112Mazda Miata (1999)Danny Steyn 2+ carsSM391:42.632 D-Q21:42.6321:42.632 D-Q21:44.689 D-R21:45.424 D-R2+3.725 D-R2111.3 D-R238.527 A-Q138.249 A-Q226.254 D-Q2
113Mazda Miata (2001)Max StalloneSM03, 1031:42.682 A-Q11:42.4011:42.682 A-Q11:43.512 B-R21:43.790 B-R2+0.708 B-R2110.4 A-Q138.387 A-Q137.761 A-Q126.253 B-P
114Mazda Miata (2002)Logan StretchSM98, 891:42.684 A-Q11:42.5931:42.684 A-Q11:43.065 C-R21:43.624 C-R2+18.097 C-R2111.6 D-Q238.418 D-Q237.868 B-R226.307 A-Q1
115Mazda Miata (2001)Bobby GossettSM44, 1441:42.699 A-Q11:42.3861:42.699 A-Q11:43.267 B-R21:43.933 B-R2+1.454 B-R2110.2 A-Q138.259 A-Q137.890 A-Q126.237 B-P
116Mazda Miata (1999)Travis WileySM177, 77, 781:42.719 A-Q11:42.4571:42.719 A-Q11:42.803 B-R21:43.374 C-R2+11.850 C-R2111.8 A-Q138.390 C-Q237.841 B-P26.226 A-Q1
117Mazda Miata (2000)James Newell 2+ carsSM231:42.741 A-Q11:42.6941:42.741 A-Q11:52.988 A-R21:54.054 A-R2+4.143 A-R2112.2 A-Q138.581 A-Q137.797 A-Q126.316 A-Q1
118Mazda Miata (1999)Stuart McaleerSM143, 431:42.999 C-R21:42.7151:43.275 A-Q11:42.999 C-R21:43.798 C-R2+12.217 C-R2110.9 A-Q138.504 C-R237.915 C-R226.296 A-Q1
119Mazda Miata (2005)Jim DragoSM21:43.034 D-Q21:42.8271:43.034 D-Q21:43.345 C-R21:43.896 C-R2+16.748 C-R2111.6 D-Q238.583 D-Q237.940 C-R226.304 D-Q2
120Mazda Miata (1999)Matthew Novak 2+ carsSM111:43.052 C-R21:42.9441:43.750 C-Q21:43.052 C-R21:43.543 C-R2+14.421 C-R2104.7 C-R238.472 C-R237.881 C-R226.591 C-R2
121Mazda Miati (2000)James Newell 2+ carsSM701:43.071 B-Q11:42.7161:43.071 B-Q11:43.331 B-R21:43.706 B-R2+1.030 B-R2105.9 B-R238.453 B-Q137.907 B-Q126.356 B-R2
122Mazda Miata (1999)Elivan GoulartSM721:43.085 B-P1:42.4481:43.239 B-Q11:43.238 B-R21:43.493 B-R2+0.642 B-R2105.9 B-P, B-Q138.503 B-R137.783 B-R226.162 B-P
123Mazda Miata (2002)Jose UlfeSM191:43.126 B-R21:42.6941:43.822 B-Q11:43.126 B-R21:43.669 B-R2+1.032 B-R2105.6 B-R238.615 B-R237.779 B-R226.300 B-P
124Mazda Miata (1999)Brett KowalskiSM15, 1151:43.136 C-Q11:42.9751:43.136 C-Q11:43.251 C-R21:44.075 C-R2+10.872 C-R2110.7 D-Q238.652 C-R237.945 C-Q126.378 A-Q2
125Mazda Miata (2002)Nicholas BruniSM1, 61:43.156 C-Q21:42.5241:43.156 C-Q21:43.207 C-R21:43.552 C-R2+14.239 C-R2111.3 D-R138.282 C-R237.803 C-Q226.439 C-Q2
126Mazda Miata (2000)Tyler BrownSM071:43.170 C-R21:42.9231:43.696 C-Q21:43.170 C-R21:43.501 C-R2+15.774 C-R2105.2 C-R238.475 C-R237.828 C-R226.620 C-R2
127Mazda Miata MX-5 (2002)Jarrett JonesSM861:43.195 B-R21:42.8291:43.614 B-Q11:43.195 B-R21:43.803 B-R2+1.620 B-R2106.2 B-R238.663 B-R237.764 B-R226.402 B-R2
128Mazda Miata (2001)Christian MeyerSM92, 1341:43.246 B-R21:43.0281:43.732 B-Q11:43.246 B-R21:43.614 B-R2+1.440 B-R2110.0 A-Q2, A-R238.696 B-Q138.150 B-R226.182 B-R2
129Mazda Miata (2003)Raiden NicolSM1931:43.254 D-Q21:43.1611:43.254 D-Q21:44.516 D-R21:45.143 D-R2+3.387 D-R2110.3 D-Q2, D-R138.544 D-Q238.102 D-Q226.515 D-R2
130Mazda miataDaniel WilliamsSM281:43.270 B-Q11:43.0351:43.270 B-Q11:43.466 B-R21:44.212 B-R1+3.486 B-R1105.9 B-R238.703 B-R137.954 B-P26.378 B-Q1
131Mazda Miata (2001)Brandon CollinsSM1441:43.273 C-R21:42.8051:43.584 C-Q21:43.273 C-R21:43.600 C-R2+12.440 C-R2104.3 C-R238.330 C-R237.918 C-R226.557 C-Q2
132Mazda Miata (1999)Dean DybdahlSM901:43.300 A-Q11:42.9481:43.300 A-Q11:52.284 A-R21:52.807 A-R2+2.623 A-R2108.4 A-Q1, A-R238.857 A-P37.929 A-Q126.162 A-Q1
133Mazda Miata (2001)Brian HendersonSM9, 971:43.323 D-Q21:42.8551:43.323 D-Q21:44.097 D-R21:44.957 D-R2+4.046 D-R2111.7 D-Q2, D-R138.481 D-R138.018 D-Q226.356 D-Q2
134Mazda Miata (1999)Will RobinsonSM5, 51, 151, 1931:43.353 B-Q11:42.7471:43.353 B-Q11:43.391 B-R21:44.381 B-R2+1.513 B-R2110.7 A-Q1, A-Q238.546 A-Q137.865 B-P26.336 B-P
135Mazda Miata (1999)Nick LeveroneSM188, 43, 92, 941:43.355 C-R21:43.0951:43.466 D-Q21:43.355 C-R21:44.147 C-R2+18.693 C-R2111.0 D-R238.640 C-Q237.984 C-R226.471 D-Q2
136Mazda Miata (2004)Francisco BArrosoSM481:43.360 A-Q11:43.1961:43.360 A-Q11:44.528 C-R21:45.124 C-R2+22.191 C-R2111.6 D-R238.833 A-Q237.969 A-Q126.394 A-Q1
137Mazda Miata (1999)Scott PhillipsSM1661:43.363 B-R21:43.3041:44.166 B-Q11:43.363 B-R21:44.389 B-R2+1.059 B-R2109.1 A-Q238.822 B-R238.087 B-R226.395 B-R2
138Mazda Miata (1991)David SternSM191:43.366 A-Q11:43.3561:43.366 A-Q11:54.548 A-R21:55.331 A-R2+4.696 A-R2110.9 A-Q138.849 A-Q137.936 A-Q126.571 A-Q1
139Mazda Miata (2005)Senter SmithSM551:43.367 C-R21:43.1481:43.946 C-Q11:43.367 C-R21:43.864 C-R2+15.793 C-R2103.8 C-Q238.557 C-R237.910 C-R226.681 C-Q1
140Mazda Miati (1999)Matthew Novak 2+ carsSM111:43.380 B-R21:43.0361:44.142 B-Q11:43.380 B-R21:44.035 B-R1+3.940 B-R1106.0 B-P38.691 B-R137.920 B-P26.425 B-R2
141Mazda Miata (2001)Zach EhrlichSM1801:43.383 A-Q11:43.1291:43.383 A-Q11:53.441 A-R21:54.790 A-R2+3.514 A-R2109.4 A-Q238.793 C-Q237.991 A-Q126.345 A-Q1
142Mazda Miata (2001)Justin GravettSM521:43.387 B-R21:43.2131:44.335 B-Q11:43.387 B-R21:44.515 B-R2+1.611 B-R2106.2 B-R238.660 B-R138.156 B-R226.397 B-R2
143Mazda Miata (1999)Olivier PiatekSM621:43.431 B-R21:43.0181:43.620 C-Q11:43.431 B-R21:44.218 B-R2+1.234 B-R2105.4 B-R238.580 B-R238.056 B-R226.382 B-R2
144Mazda Miata (1997)Cliff BrownSM011:43.449 A-Q11:43.2741:43.449 A-Q11:46.870 D-R21:52.970 D-R2+8.147 D-R2110.8 A-Q138.835 A-Q138.014 A-Q126.425 A-Q1
145Mazda Miata (1999)Andrew DevotoSM091:43.486 C-R21:43.1961:43.750 C-Q21:43.486 C-R21:44.130 C-R2+19.725 C-R2104.0 C-Q138.381 C-R238.142 C-Q126.673 C-R2
146Mazda Mazda Miata (2000)Max EhrlichSM811:43.494 C-R21:43.3421:44.097 C-Q21:43.494 C-R21:44.015 C-R2+17.198 C-R2104.0 C-R238.721 C-R238.076 C-R226.545 C-R2
147Mazda Miata (1999)Ryan KipkeSM441:43.531 A-Q11:43.4031:43.531 A-Q11:54.379 A-R21:54.903 A-R2+2.588 A-R2109.4 A-R238.689 A-Q138.215 A-Q126.499 A-Q1
148Mazda Miata (1999)Peter EnsorSM491:43.544 D-Q21:43.0661:43.544 D-Q21:45.991 D-R21:46.287 D-R2+3.200 D-R2111.7 D-Q238.731 D-Q238.113 D-Q226.222 D-Q2
149Mazda Miata (1997)Marc CefaloSM001:43.554 A-Q11:43.4401:43.554 A-Q11:54.168 A-R21:54.760 A-R2+3.864 A-R2110.2 A-Q238.922 A-Q137.968 A-Q126.550 A-Q1
150Mazda Miata (2004)Spencer LoftonSM101:43.574 D-Q21:43.3251:43.574 D-Q21:45.830 D-R21:46.949 D-R2+4.811 D-R2111.3 D-Q238.680 D-Q238.136 D-Q226.509 D-Q2
151Mazda Miata (1999)Luke PullenSM211:43.606 C-Q21:43.4721:43.606 C-Q21:43.898 C-R21:45.425 C-R2+17.673 C-R2103.5 C-R238.624 C-Q238.261 C-R226.587 C-R2
152Mazda Miata (1999)Jack MurchisonSM1, 581:43.655 A-Q11:43.2821:43.655 A-Q11:44.299 B-R21:55.060 A-R2+2.700 A-R2111.2 A-Q138.612 B-Q238.136 A-Q126.534 A-Q1
153Mazda Miata (2001)Chris HaldemanSM281:43.664 C-Q21:43.4701:43.664 C-Q22:17.873 C-R2102.6 C-Q1, C-Q238.724 C-Q238.157 C-Q226.589 C-Q2
154Mazda Miata (2001)Sam CravenSM231:43.675 D-Q21:43.4221:43.675 D-Q21:45.620 D-R21:46.263 D-R2+3.734 D-R2111.0 D-R238.626 D-Q238.290 D-Q226.506 D-Q2
155Mazda Miata (1999)Jonathan NeudorfSM951:43.751 D-Q21:43.0811:43.751 D-Q21:44.545 D-R21:45.420 D-R2+4.134 D-R2111.2 D-Q2, D-R238.627 D-Q238.125 D-Q226.329 D-R2
156Mazda Miata (2001)Mark CurleeSM63, 1631:43.757 B-P1:43.3731:44.641 C-Q21:44.515 B-R21:44.990 B-R2+0.808 B-R2110.4 A-R138.974 A-Q137.846 B-P26.553 B-P
157Mazda Miata (1994)Chris AllenSM1691:43.760 A-Q11:43.4651:43.760 A-Q11:53.628 A-R21:54.907 A-R2+3.637 A-R2111.5 A-Q139.115 A-Q238.070 A-Q126.280 A-Q1
158Mazda Miata (1999)Ryan MaloneySM151:43.766 A-Q11:43.2901:43.766 A-Q11:55.506 A-R21:57.241 A-R2+3.651 A-R2111.2 A-Q138.701 A-Q138.038 A-Q126.551 A-Q1
159Mazda Miata (2003)Scott CarlisleSM541:43.771 B-R21:43.7371:45.433 B-Q11:43.771 B-R21:44.680 B-R2+1.210 B-R2105.5 B-R239.068 B-R238.150 B-R226.519 B-R2
160Mazda Miata (2003)Zack BarfieldSM1071:43.825 D-Q21:43.8251:43.825 D-Q21:46.020 D-R21:48.252 D-R2+5.997 D-R2109.8 D-Q2, D-R240.149 D-R238.521 D-Q226.552 D-Q2
161Mazda Miata (2001)Peter Tonelli IISM181:43.834 C-R21:43.5881:44.284 C-Q21:43.834 C-R21:44.960 C-R2+19.619 C-R2109.7 A-R139.079 A-R137.928 C-R226.581 C-Q2
162Mazda Miata (2002)Boris Said JrSM1331:43.853 C-Q11:43.5581:43.853 C-Q12:00.222 C-R22:23.721 C-R1+5.125 C-R1103.8 C-Q238.791 C-Q138.084 C-Q226.683 C-Q2
163Mazda Miata (2003)Joseph FederlSM1211:43.880 B-R21:43.3881:44.382 B-Q11:43.880 B-R21:44.180 B-R2+1.014 B-R2104.4 B-R238.791 B-Q238.211 C-R226.386 B-R2
164Mazda Miata (1999)Seth GentrySM201:43.918 B-R21:43.4471:45.010 B-Q21:43.918 B-R21:44.392 B-R2+0.721 B-R2105.1 B-R238.812 B-R238.266 B-R226.369 B-R2
165Mazda Miata (1999)Tyler KleinSM731:43.935 C-Q11:43.8511:43.935 C-Q11:44.349 C-R21:45.643 C-R2+16.895 C-R2103.4 C-Q138.938 C-R238.417 C-Q226.496 C-Q1
166Mazda Miata (1999)Gianni MaiuroSM721:43.958 A-Q11:43.6001:43.958 A-Q11:54.584 A-R21:55.060 A-R2+3.013 A-R2110.4 A-Q1, A-Q238.878 A-Q138.227 A-Q226.495 A-Q1
167Mazda Miata (1999)Max HewittSM221:44.032 C-R21:43.8131:44.367 C-Q21:44.032 C-R21:45.172 C-R2+19.041 C-R2103.5 C-R238.880 C-Q238.333 C-R226.600 C-R2
168Mazda Miata (2002)Bob Mueller JrSM601:44.035 A-Q11:43.7631:44.035 A-Q11:55.642 A-R21:56.438 A-R2+2.542 A-R2110.2 A-Q139.152 A-Q138.173 A-Q126.438 A-Q1
169Mazda Miata (2003)Colin MurchisonSM211:44.036 A-Q11:43.9751:44.036 A-Q11:54.857 A-R21:55.200 A-R2+2.051 A-R2109.7 A-Q238.893 A-Q138.341 A-Q126.741 A-Q2
170Mazda Miata (2001)Tom BrownSM271:44.062 C-R21:43.9681:44.113 C-Q11:44.062 C-R21:45.059 C-R2+18.193 C-R2103.8 C-R239.054 C-Q138.149 C-R226.765 C-Q2
171Mazda Miata (1999)Julian DaCostaSM781:44.079 D-Q21:44.0791:44.079 D-Q21:45.289 D-R21:46.633 D-R2+6.254 D-R2110.3 D-R239.264 D-Q238.562 D-R126.698 D-Q2
172Mazda Miata (1999)Ben GauntSM951:44.098 A-Q11:43.7681:44.098 A-Q11:54.883 A-R21:55.976 A-R2+4.267 A-R2108.7 A-Q138.909 A-Q138.184 A-Q126.675 A-Q2
173Mazda Miata (1999)Sean VarwigSM021:44.101 C-Q11:43.9831:44.101 C-Q1103.8 C-Q138.874 C-Q138.231 C-Q126.878 C-Q1
174Mazda Miata (2001)Ellie GossettSM77, 1771:44.102 A-Q11:43.9951:44.102 A-Q11:46.956 B-R21:47.299 B-R2+0.667 B-R2109.5 A-Q139.063 A-Q138.250 A-Q126.682 A-Q1
175Mazda Miata (2001)Gavin VaughanSM1481:44.103 A-Q11:43.1341:44.103 A-Q11:56.441 A-R22:00.065 A-R2+4.984 A-R2109.0 A-Q138.470 A-Q138.071 A-Q126.593 A-Q1
176Mazda Miata (2002)Weston DuchakSM681:44.130 C-Q21:43.7511:44.130 C-Q21:44.546 C-R21:45.050 C-R2+20.120 C-R2102.2 C-R238.897 C-Q138.083 C-Q226.771 C-R2
177Mazda Miata (1999)Noah HarmonSM1121:44.186 D-Q21:44.1861:44.186 D-Q21:45.660 D-R21:46.094 D-R2+3.483 D-R2110.3 D-Q2, D-R239.694 D-R238.528 D-R226.717 D-Q2
178Mazda Miata (1999)Maximilian OpalskiSM211:44.209 D-Q21:44.0451:44.209 D-Q21:46.153 D-R21:47.031 D-R2+6.430 D-R2111.3 D-Q239.074 D-Q238.464 D-Q226.507 D-Q2
179Mazda Miata (1999)Chase KovatchSM131:44.212 A-Q11:44.2121:44.212 A-Q12:01.454 A-R22:07.653 A-R2+3.926 A-R2111.2 A-Q139.244 A-Q138.494 A-Q126.474 A-Q1
180Mazda Miata (1999)Casey MoseleySM921:44.232 A-Q11:43.9821:44.232 A-Q11:54.440 A-R21:55.268 A-R2+3.624 A-R2110.0 A-Q139.099 A-Q138.132 A-Q126.751 A-Q1
181Mazda Miata (2001)Miles HewittSM171:44.408 C-Q21:44.1251:44.408 C-Q21:45.686 C-R21:46.319 C-R2+18.637 C-R2103.0 C-R239.131 C-Q238.412 C-Q226.582 C-Q2
182Mazda Miata (2001)Graham JacobsonSM61:44.569 A-Q11:44.3401:44.569 A-Q11:55.632 A-R21:59.445 A-R2+5.017 A-R2109.0 A-R139.089 A-P38.504 A-Q126.747 A-Q1
183Mazda Miata (1999)Greg BogartSM1231:44.596 A-Q11:44.3891:44.596 A-Q11:56.701 A-R21:58.079 A-R2+1.966 A-R2108.4 A-Q139.359 A-Q138.337 A-Q126.693 A-Q1
184Mazda Miata (1999)Greg SorgSM711:44.602 D-Q21:44.6021:44.602 D-Q21:51.698 D-R21:52.745 D-R2+2.676 D-R2110.0 D-Q243.041 D-R240.155 D-R126.962 D-Q2
185Mazda Miata (2021)Jeremy FletcherSM221:44.629 D-Q21:44.6291:44.629 D-Q21:45.012 D-R21:46.483 D-R2+6.893 D-R2111.0 D-R239.933 D-R238.339 D-R226.715 D-Q2
186Mazda Miata (1999)Christopher GiremSM141:44.643 A-Q11:44.5961:44.643 A-Q11:46.966 B-R21:47.206 B-R2+0.561 B-R2107.9 A-Q239.099 A-Q138.607 A-Q126.890 A-Q2
187Mazda Miata (1999)Javier RodriguezSM1891:44.743 B-Q11:44.4401:44.743 B-Q12:22.040 B-R2102.7 B-Q139.118 B-Q138.538 B-Q126.784 B-Q1
188Mazda Miata (1999)Marcos VentoSM121:44.778 D-Q21:44.5791:44.778 D-Q21:52.736 D-R21:53.613 D-R2+5.271 D-R2109.5 D-R139.412 D-Q238.394 D-Q226.773 D-Q2
189Mazda Miata (1999)Henry BanksSM01:44.814 A-R11:44.2771:45.060 A-Q11:44.814 A-R11:45.227 A-R1+2.659 A-R1109.0 A-R139.182 A-R138.512 A-R126.583 A-R1
190Mazda Miata (1999)Mike RyanSM1201:44.886 C-Q11:44.8231:44.886 C-Q11:46.343 C-R21:53.976 C-R2+26.758 C-R2103.2 C-Q139.385 C-Q138.372 C-Q127.066 B-P
191Mazda miata 1800 (1999)Niko FondriniSM1511:44.919 C-Q11:44.5761:44.919 C-Q11:45.123 C-R21:45.952 C-R2+19.862 C-R2103.0 C-Q139.163 C-R238.517 C-Q126.896 C-Q1
192Mazda Miata (1999)Jordan Rick SegriniSM1081:44.976 D-Q21:44.5101:44.976 D-Q21:47.046 D-R21:48.256 D-R2+4.151 D-R2109.5 D-Q139.023 D-Q238.544 D-Q226.943 D-Q2
193Mazda Miata (2007)Anthony GeraciSM81:45.028 D-Q21:45.0281:45.028 D-Q21:48.497 D-R21:50.034 D-R2+4.184 D-R2110.7 D-Q241.598 D-R239.226 D-R226.855 D-Q2
194Mazda MiataJay ThomasSM701:45.049 A-Q21:44.7651:45.049 A-Q21:46.218 A-R11:47.460 A-R1+3.843 A-R1109.7 A-R139.288 A-R138.617 A-R126.860 A-Q2
195Mazda Miata (2002)Jason FichterSM71:45.116 C-R21:44.8821:46.150 C-Q21:45.116 C-R21:45.946 C-R2+19.298 C-R2101.9 C-R239.386 C-R238.482 C-R227.014 C-R2
196Mazda Miata 0John Hamner 2+ carsSM71:45.268 A-Q11:44.8221:45.268 A-Q11:56.946 A-R21:58.061 A-R2+3.173 A-R2109.1 A-Q139.469 A-Q138.548 A-Q126.805 A-Q2
197Mazda Miata (1999)Logan CozzieSM961:45.523 D-Q21:45.5231:45.523 D-Q21:49.752 D-R21:50.512 D-R2+3.531 D-R2109.4 D-Q241.310 D-R139.551 D-R127.079 D-Q2
198Mazda Miata (2003)Steven Clemons JRSM751:45.537 D-Q21:45.5371:45.537 D-Q21:48.900 D-R21:49.356 D-R2+4.182 D-R2108.7 D-Q240.747 D-R239.205 D-R127.057 D-Q2
199Mazda Miata (1999)Justin FerraroSM81:45.546 A-Q11:45.5461:45.546 A-Q1109.8 A-Q139.647 A-Q138.710 A-Q127.189 A-Q1
200Mazda Miata (2002)Jillian FichterSM121:45.611 C-Q11:44.9931:45.611 C-Q11:46.338 C-R21:47.089 C-R2+15.725 C-R2103.6 C-R239.331 C-R238.503 C-R227.159 C-Q1
201Mazda Miata (2000)Riley HaigSM051:45.614 A-Q11:45.5441:45.614 A-Q11:59.410 A-R22:01.516 A-R2+5.340 A-R2109.1 A-Q139.758 A-Q138.724 A-Q127.062 A-Q1
202Mazda Miata (1999)Cohen CraftSM741:45.707 A-Q11:45.4441:45.707 A-Q11:56.152 A-R21:56.546 A-R2+2.291 A-R2109.4 A-Q239.387 A-Q138.931 A-Q227.126 A-Q1
203Mazda Miata (1999)Lucas Jensen 2+ carsSM55, 561:45.717 A-Q21:45.4291:45.717 A-Q21:56.783 A-R21:57.481 A-R2+2.094 A-R2108.0 A-Q239.446 A-R139.132 A-Q226.851 A-Q2
204Mazda Miata (2003)Jesse SingerSM1921:45.796 C-Q21:45.2401:45.796 C-Q21:47.177 D-R21:47.763 D-R2+4.409 D-R2109.1 D-Q239.519 C-Q238.695 C-Q127.026 D-Q2
205Mazda Miata (1999)Tal TsfanySM10, 221:45.846 A-Q11:45.8461:45.846 A-Q11:59.066 A-R21:59.855 A-R2+1.921 A-R2108.2 A-Q139.862 A-Q138.926 A-Q127.058 A-Q1
206Mazda Miata (2004)Domenico LeuciSM461:45.932 D-Q21:45.8631:45.932 D-Q21:50.426 D-R21:52.009 D-R2+8.236 D-R2107.9 D-R139.687 D-Q239.000 D-Q227.176 D-Q2
207Mazda Miata (1999)Grant JanishSM1781:45.986 D-Q21:45.9861:45.986 D-Q21:49.890 D-R21:52.562 D-R2+7.241 D-R2108.8 D-R242.385 D-R239.407 D-R227.057 D-Q2
208Mazda Miata (1999)Brian ToneSM1551:46.056 C-Q11:45.3571:46.056 C-Q11:46.089 C-R21:46.893 C-R2+12.548 C-R2102.3 C-R239.339 C-Q138.853 C-Q227.165 C-R2
209Mazda Miata (1999)Hayden ManisSM881:46.149 C-Q11:44.2121:46.149 C-Q11:46.279 C-R21:47.717 C-R2+13.621 C-R2103.0 C-R238.813 C-R238.565 C-R226.834 C-R2
210Mazda Miata (1999)Robert GarrisonSM061:46.158 A-Q11:45.9961:46.158 A-Q11:57.475 A-R21:58.199 A-R2+3.791 A-R2108.2 A-Q140.157 A-Q138.699 A-Q127.140 A-Q1
211Mazda Miata (1999)Mickey MoranSM251:46.260 D-Q21:45.8161:46.260 D-Q21:50.907 D-R21:52.340 D-R2+6.599 D-R2109.6 D-Q239.865 D-Q239.044 D-Q226.907 D-Q2
212Mazda Miata (1999)Max SchweidSM911:46.271 D-Q21:46.2711:46.271 D-Q21:49.347 D-R21:50.823 D-R2+8.695 D-R2108.5 D-R141.758 D-R239.716 D-R227.413 D-Q2
213Mazda Miata (2003)Thomas PaolinoSM341:46.298 D-Q21:46.2981:46.298 D-Q21:50.173 D-R21:51.386 D-R2+5.082 D-R2108.8 D-R142.002 D-R239.880 D-R127.147 D-Q2
214Mazda Mx5 nb miata (1999)Lucas Jensen 2+ carsSM561:46.413 B-R21:45.8981:47.532 B-Q11:46.413 B-R21:47.195 B-R2+1.316 B-R2103.5 B-R239.877 B-R238.801 B-R227.220 B-R2
215Mazda Miata (1999)Randall JoeSM651:46.461 B-Q11:45.8841:46.461 B-Q11:46.502 A-R11:47.588 B-R2+1.251 B-R2108.8 D-Q139.996 A-R138.690 C-Q127.198 B-Q1
216Mazda Miata (2001)Rob TrollingerSM941:46.653 D-Q21:46.6531:46.653 D-Q21:58.758 D-R21:59.525 D-R2+3.255 D-R2107.1 D-Q245.976 D-R240.668 D-R127.356 D-Q2
217Mazda Miata (1999)Laurin BrallierSM761:46.778 D-Q21:46.778 D-Q2107.6 D-Q127.620 D-Q2
218Mazda Miata (1999)Ben FoltzSM51:46.900 A-R11:46.5121:47.918 A-Q21:46.900 A-R11:47.586 A-R1+1.947 A-R1109.7 A-R140.337 A-R138.951 A-R127.224 A-R1
219Mazda SM Miata (1999)Ryan PetermanSM531:46.947 B-R21:46.4351:48.292 B-Q21:46.947 B-R21:48.277 B-R2+2.185 B-R2102.6 B-R240.139 B-R238.963 B-R227.333 B-R2
220Mazda MiataJohn Hamner 2+ carsSM071:47.109 A-P1:46.643104.0 A-P40.521 A-P39.152 A-P26.970 A-P
221Mazda Miata (2001)Chris RawlingsSM351:47.139 A-P1:46.945102.5 A-P39.904 A-P39.346 A-P27.695 A-P
222Mazda Miata (1994)Mark ZwolleSM1541:47.151 C-R21:46.8921:47.434 C-Q11:47.151 C-R21:48.302 C-R2+15.060 C-R2103.4 C-Q140.543 C-Q138.928 C-Q127.421 C-R2
223Mazda Miata (1999)Aaron ParkinsonSM1111:47.193 D-Q21:46.7761:47.193 D-Q21:50.508 D-R21:52.079 D-R2+6.689 D-R2109.6 D-Q240.426 D-Q239.185 D-Q227.165 D-Q2
224Mazda Miata (1999)William KeelingSM111:47.254 D-Q21:46.7881:47.254 D-Q21:48.070 D-R11:49.042 D-R1+5.577 D-R1107.7 D-Q239.965 D-Q239.269 D-R127.554 D-Q2
225Mazda MiataDavid HendersonSM281:47.385 D-Q21:47.3851:47.385 D-Q21:49.282 D-R21:50.736 D-R2+7.728 D-R2109.1 D-R241.964 D-R239.278 D-R227.507 D-Q2
226Mazda Miata (1999)Chris ClarkeSM1091:47.775 D-Q21:47.7751:47.775 D-Q21:49.216 D-R21:50.519 D-R2+7.517 D-R2109.9 D-R241.948 D-R239.594 D-R227.399 D-Q2
227Mazda Miata (2001)Steve SturmSM901:48.079 D-Q21:47.9061:48.079 D-Q21:48.359 D-R11:48.899 D-R1+4.377 D-R1108.0 D-R140.805 D-Q239.205 D-Q227.896 D-R1
228Mazda MiiatAlex RubensteinSM941:48.132 A-Q21:48.1321:48.132 A-Q22:04.082 A-R22:05.052 A-R2+3.348 A-R2107.0 A-Q240.813 A-Q239.712 A-Q227.607 A-Q2
229Mazda Miata (1999)Warren SackmanSM761:48.397 B-P1:47.8531:48.681 B-Q11:52.633 B-R21:53.520 B-R2+2.812 B-R2103.4 B-R140.796 B-P39.400 B-Q127.657 B-Q1
230Mazda Miata (1999)Gavin WardelSM1941:48.439 B-R21:48.2901:52.795 B-Q21:48.439 B-R21:50.527 B-R2+2.484 B-R2103.4 B-R240.760 B-R239.873 B-R227.657 B-R2
231Mazda Miata (1999)Alfred WingoSM1081:48.549 B-Q11:48.1381:48.549 B-Q11:48.853 B-R21:49.234 B-R2+1.852 B-R2104.2 B-R141.471 B-R239.416 B-R227.251 B-Q1
232Mazda Miata (1999)Jason GreenwoodSM1001:48.679 D-R11:48.6791:51.015 D-Q21:48.679 D-R11:49.618 D-R1+7.053 D-R1106.2 D-Q241.162 D-R139.930 D-R127.587 D-R1
233Mazda Miata (1999)Bruce AllenSM431:49.309 C-R21:48.9181:50.500 C-Q21:49.309 C-R21:50.392 C-R2+21.271 C-R2100.2 C-Q141.391 C-R239.541 C-R227.986 C-R2
234Mazda Miata (1991)Bailey SiglerSM591:49.963 D-Q21:48.9681:49.963 D-Q21:50.602 D-R21:52.130 D-R2+10.120 D-R2108.1 D-R141.200 D-Q239.938 D-Q227.830 D-R2
235Mazda Miata (1992)Brad WilliamsSM171:50.296 D-Q21:50.2961:50.296 D-Q21:57.449 D-R11:58.430 D-R1+2.940 D-R1105.5 D-Q142.258 D-Q240.085 D-Q227.953 D-Q2
236Mazda MiataBrayton Williams 2+ carsSM041:53.547 A-Q11:52.2431:53.547 A-Q12:06.066 A-R22:25.874 A-R2+2.774 A-R2100.5 A-Q142.472 A-R141.129 A-Q128.642 A-Q1
About this data
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. The columns are about the car: its best lap, the lap its best sectors add up to, its sector times and trap speed. "Driver metrics" adds two about the driver: the best 5-lap stint (mean of the quickest five consecutive race laps) and consistency (how far the median race lap sat behind the best in that race; small is a driver who does it every lap), both 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

CarClassDriversLapQualRaceTrapS1S2S3
StohrP211:22.533Lucian Pancea1:22.533Lucian Pancea1:34.097Lucian Pancea143.9Lucian Pancea31.424Lucian Pancea29.678Lucian Pancea21.431Lucian Pancea
Stohr 2013 Stohr P2P211:24.228Lucian Pancea1:24.228Lucian Pancea1:44.111Lucian Pancea134.0Lucian Pancea32.262Lucian Pancea30.249Lucian Pancea21.717Lucian Pancea
Stohr WF1P221:24.366Sherman Chao1:24.366Sherman Chao1:26.052Sherman Chao138.2Sherman Chao31.723Sherman Chao30.127Sherman Chao22.076Sherman Chao
Stohr WFX-101P211:25.444Thomas Kaufman1:25.444Thomas Kaufman1:41.746Thomas Kaufman138.8Thomas Kaufman32.418Thomas Kaufman30.806Thomas Kaufman22.186Thomas Kaufman
West WX10P211:26.716Peter Shadowen1:26.716Peter Shadowen1:41.630Peter Shadowen137.3Peter Shadowen32.952Peter Shadowen30.870Peter Shadowen22.399Peter Shadowen
Van Diemen Prince - LSRP211:29.395Brian Lindstrand1:29.395Brian Lindstrand1:30.739Brian Lindstrand131.0Brian Lindstrand34.337Brian Lindstrand32.039Brian Lindstrand22.904Brian Lindstrand
SRF3SRF3831:33.550Peyton Long1:33.550Peyton Long1:33.785Richard Baldwin129.9Grant Vogel35.272Peyton Long0.719Steve Zemaitis21.150Richard Baldwin
SCCA Enterprises SRFSRF321:33.811Robeson Clay Russell1:33.908Robeson Clay Russell1:33.921Robeson Clay Russell148.7Robeson Clay Russell35.267Robeson Clay Russell30.472Robeson Clay Russell21.112Robeson Clay Russell
Spec Racer Ford Gen3 SRF3SRF321:35.072Steve Clifton1:35.755Jean-Luc Liverato1:35.072Steve Clifton121.5Jean-Luc Liverato36.213Steve Clifton0.731Steve Clifton24.310Steve Clifton
SCCA Enterprises SRF3 #967SRF311:35.333Tray Ayres1:35.353Tray Ayres1:35.333Tray Ayres122.2Tray Ayres36.109Tray Ayres34.182Tray Ayres24.401Tray Ayres
Ford SRF3 (973)SRF311:35.353Arvid Albanese1:35.353Arvid Albanese1:35.762Arvid Albanese122.4Arvid Albanese36.555Arvid Albanese34.347Arvid Albanese24.336Arvid Albanese
SCCA Enterprises SRF Gen IIISRF311:35.400Cooper Travis1:35.400Cooper Travis1:36.018Cooper Travis118.0Cooper Travis36.204Cooper Travis34.536Cooper Travis24.638Cooper Travis
Ford SRF3SRF331:35.637Joseph Maley1:36.882Joseph Maley1:35.637Joseph Maley119.4Joseph Maley36.197Joseph Maley34.475Joseph Maley24.571Joseph Maley
Ford Spec Racer Gen 3SRF321:35.647Scott Monroe1:36.092Arvid Albanese1:35.647Scott Monroe119.9Scott Monroe36.325Scott Monroe0.774Scott Monroe24.534Arvid Albanese
SFR3 Gen 3SRF311:35.972Mark Greb1:35.972Mark Greb1:36.053Mark Greb119.2Mark Greb36.779Mark Greb34.629Mark Greb24.444Mark Greb
Ford Specracer Ford SRF3SRF311:38.102Ethan Bentinck-Smith1:38.775Ethan Bentinck-Smith1:38.102Ethan Bentinck-Smith119.0Ethan Bentinck-Smith37.614Ethan Bentinck-Smith34.746Ethan Bentinck-Smith25.025Ethan Bentinck-Smith
Mazda MiataSM1221:42.071Stanley Brock Jr1:42.324Mike Cottrell1:42.625Sean Noonan112.2James Newell38.166Stanley Brock Jr0.806Mike Cottrell25.854Mike Cottrell
Spec Racer Gen3 SPEC RACER FORD GEN 3SRF311:42.132Kevin Maley1:44.679Kevin Maley1:42.132Kevin Maley112.9Kevin Maley39.280Kevin Maley36.109Kevin Maley26.318Kevin Maley
Mazda Miata VVTRSM11:42.620Danny Steyn1:42.620Danny Steyn1:43.008Danny Steyn104.6Danny Steyn38.352Danny Steyn37.827Danny Steyn26.317Danny Steyn
Mazda MiatiSM21:43.071James Newell1:43.071James Newell1:43.331James Newell106.0Matthew Novak38.453James Newell37.907James Newell26.356James Newell
Mazda Mx5 nb miataSM31:43.195Jarrett Jones1:43.614Jarrett Jones1:43.195Jarrett Jones106.2Jarrett Jones38.663Jarrett Jones37.764Jarrett Jones26.402Jarrett Jones
Mazda Miata 0SM11:45.268John Hamner1:45.268John Hamner1:56.946John Hamner109.1John Hamner39.469John Hamner38.548John Hamner26.805John Hamner
Mazda SM MiataSM11:46.947Ryan Peterman1:48.292Ryan Peterman1:46.947Ryan Peterman102.6Ryan Peterman40.139Ryan Peterman38.963Ryan Peterman27.333Ryan Peterman
Mazda MiiatSM11:48.132Alex Rubenstein1:48.132Alex Rubenstein2:04.082Alex Rubenstein107.0Alex Rubenstein40.813Alex Rubenstein39.712Alex Rubenstein27.607Alex Rubenstein
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Rule changes between these events

Super Tour Mar 2023 → Super Tour Mar 2024 2023-03-10 to 2024-03-08

P2 Remove redundant effective date language and update engine table

#34012 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 23-04 (2023-04 Fastrack)

wordingP2 engine table spec line B.1 redundant effective date language removed and table updated.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Engine Table, Spec Line B.1, change as follows:

P2 E&O - Correct dimensional equivalents

#34038 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 23-04 (2023-04 Fastrack)

faster · engineP2 motorcycle restrictor reduced 35mm to 34mm for 2011+ Kawasaki; minimum weights increased to 1100 lbs for 2009+ engines; cockpit length corrected to 23.622 inches.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2, GCR section 9.1.8.C.D.2, change as follows:
"Height: No part of the vehicle having special or significant aerodynamic function shall exceed a height of 115cm (45.275 inches)
above the ground with the car in normal racing trim, driver aboard."
In P2, GCR section 9.1.8.C.D.3, change as follows:
"However, no portion shall extend more than 10cm (3.937 inches) beyond a plane tangent to the outer face of the front and rear
wheels with tires."
P2 Engine Table
Spec
Line Engine Series

A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.

SRF Update SRF Front W2 Rain Tire Part Number

#34118 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-05 (2023-05 Fastrack)

tyres & wheelsSRF front W2 rain tyre Hoosier part number changes from 46100 to 46101 P185/65R13.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f, change as follows:
"Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 1 P185/65R13 W2"

SRF3 Update SRF Front W2 Rain Tire Part Number

#34118 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-05 (2023-05 Fastrack)

tyres & wheelsSRF front W2 rain tyre Hoosier part number changes from 46100 to 46101 P185/65R13.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f, change as follows:
"Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 1 P185/65R13 W2"

P2 Clarify minimum side body height requirement

#34143 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 23-05 (2023-05 Fastrack)

wordingP2 minimum side body height must equal front axle centerline height, viewed from side.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2, GCR section 9.1.8.C.D.6, change as follows:
"As viewed from the side, T the outermost surface of side pods body between the front and rear wheel openings and above the
floor must have a minimum height equal to the height of the front axle centerline."

P2 Clarify closed cockpit single seat car allowance

#34144 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 23-05 (2023-05 Fastrack)

wordingP2 closed cockpit single seat cars now prohibited unless Table 1 spec line permits.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2, GCR section 9.1.8.C.C, add a section as follows:
"4. Closed cockpit single seat cars are not permitted unless specifically allowed by a spec line in Table 1."

SRF Hoosier SRF Wet Front Tire Rule Update

#34189 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-06 (2023-06 Fastrack)

tyres & wheelsSRF wet front tyre changes to Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2 with 2.5" ground clearance.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f, change as follows:
"Wet:
Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2
Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 H20 or W2
Ground clearance is 2.5" with driver as raced when P185/60R13 (H20 or W2) tires are used."

SRF3 Hoosier SRF Wet Front Tire Rule Update

#34189 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-06 (2023-06 Fastrack)

tyres & wheelsSRF wet front tyre changes to Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2 with 2.5" ground clearance.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f, change as follows:
"Wet:
Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2
Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 H20 or W2
Ground clearance is 2.5" with driver as raced when P185/60R13 (H20 or W2) tires are used."

SRF SRF Radiator Rule Update

#34805 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-10 (2023-10 Fastrack)

addedSRF radiator options expanded: Enterprises P/N 480465 with baffle 480464, 480466, or Automotive 1R698 and CU698 allowed if cross-reference equivalent.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V.j, change as follows:
"Radiator - Enterprises new style P/N 480465 (requires baffle P/N 480464) or P/N 480466 can be used. P/N 480466, may can be
replaced with Automotive P/N 1R698, CU698 or equivalent OEM manufacturer justified by one cross-reference chart equivalent,
as long as the size, shape, and material are the same as the original P/N. The capacity, core thickness, etc., cannot be changed
even if allowed under the above. The competitor is responsible for providing this documentation of the cross-reference P/N."

SRF3 SRF Radiator Rule Update

#34805 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-10 (2023-10 Fastrack)

addedSRF radiator options expanded: Enterprises P/N 480465 with baffle 480464, 480466, or Automotive 1R698 and CU698 allowed if cross-reference equivalent.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V.j, change as follows:
"Radiator - Enterprises new style P/N 480465 (requires baffle P/N 480464) or P/N 480466 can be used. P/N 480466, may can be
replaced with Automotive P/N 1R698, CU698 or equivalent OEM manufacturer justified by one cross-reference chart equivalent,
as long as the size, shape, and material are the same as the original P/N. The capacity, core thickness, etc., cannot be changed
even if allowed under the above. The competitor is responsible for providing this documentation of the cross-reference P/N."

P2 Correct Table 1 for Engine Date Range Specifications

#35182 from Formula/Sports Racing Committee · Rule change · TB 23-12 (2023-09 Fastrack)

wordingP2 Table 1 engine date ranges clarified: Stock Engine replaced with specific marques Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, BMW for 2009-newer and 2008-older rows.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Table 1, change as follows:
P2 Table 1 (Spec Line Cars)

A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.

SRF Update SRF Rain / Brake Rule

#34706 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-09 (2023-09 Fastrack)

otherSRF rain/brake light must be Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24; secondary filament must connect to rain light switch.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.W.l, change as follows:
"A Super Bright LEDs Inc. rain / brake light comprised of a single standard trailer oval lamp, 2-1/4 inches x 6-1/2 inches, with
incandescent or LED illumination, P/N PT-STRB-R24, is required in the original roll hoop mounting location. This rule supersedes
GCR section 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024. No changes may be made to the original 3-pin connector on the
wiring harness. The secondary filament of the brake light assembly shall must be connected to a switch enabling its use as a rain
light."

SRF3 Update SRF Rain / Brake Rule

#34706 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-09 (2023-09 Fastrack)

otherSRF rain/brake light must be Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24; secondary filament must connect to rain light switch.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.W.l, change as follows:
"A Super Bright LEDs Inc. rain / brake light comprised of a single standard trailer oval lamp, 2-1/4 inches x 6-1/2 inches, with
incandescent or LED illumination, P/N PT-STRB-R24, is required in the original roll hoop mounting location. This rule supersedes
GCR section 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024. No changes may be made to the original 3-pin connector on the
wiring harness. The secondary filament of the brake light assembly shall must be connected to a switch enabling its use as a rain
light."

SRF Update SRF Brake Light Rule v1

#34853 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-10 (2023-10 Fastrack)

otherSRF brake light must be Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24, with SCCA Enterprises P/N 180427A pigtail and strobing rain light kit.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.W.l, change as follows:
"A Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24 (SCCA Enterprises P/N 180427A) rain / brake light, P/N PT-STRB-R24, is required in the
original roll hoop mounting location. This rule supersedes GCR section 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024. No
changes may be made to the original 3-pin connector on the wiring harness. An SCCA Enterprises P/N 1190503 Strobing Brake
Light Pigtail is required. The secondary filament of the brake light assembly must be connected to a switch enabling its use as
a strobing rain light. A Strobing Brake Light Kit P/N 1168003 is available, which includes the brake light and pigtail."

SRF3 Update SRF Brake Light Rule v1

#34853 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 23-10 (2023-10 Fastrack)

otherSRF brake light must be Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24, with SCCA Enterprises P/N 180427A pigtail and strobing rain light kit.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.W.l, change as follows:
"A Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24 (SCCA Enterprises P/N 180427A) rain / brake light, P/N PT-STRB-R24, is required in the
original roll hoop mounting location. This rule supersedes GCR section 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024. No
changes may be made to the original 3-pin connector on the wiring harness. An SCCA Enterprises P/N 1190503 Strobing Brake
Light Pigtail is required. The secondary filament of the brake light assembly must be connected to a switch enabling its use as
a strobing rain light. A Strobing Brake Light Kit P/N 1168003 is available, which includes the brake light and pigtail."

P2 E&O - Clarify B.1 modified engine range in AMAC spec lines

#35225 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 24-01 (2024-01 Fastrack)

wordingP2 AMAC and related cars: clarified B.1 modified engine range to 2008 and older stock engines only, with 38mm restrictor and 1025 lbs minimum weight.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Table 1, change as follows:
P2 Table 1 (Spec Line Cars)

A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.

SRF SRF / SRF3 Rule Updates

#35268 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-01 (2024-01 Fastrack)

suspension & brakesSRF adds mandatory front brake ducts 12–36 inches, throttle pedal heel-toe extension, braided stainless flex lines, camber limit 5.0 degrees, radiator opening height 3½ ± ½ inches, rear shift cable clamp P/N WM302007A.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.H, add the following:
"NO MODIFICATIONS ALLOWED. Front brake ducts are required, attached to the openings in the lower radiator baffles, any
flexible 4" duct material allowed, installed length minimum 12" maximum 36" in length. Must be securely fastened, Bracket Part
# P/N 800368 can be used. Shall Must serve no other purpose. An extension may be welded to the side of the throttle pedal to
improve heel-and-toe braking. Master cylinder casting / location must be used as delivered on P/N 180110 Pedal Mounting
support. Aeroquip style -3 braided stainless flex lines only, must attach to all brake components without modification. Brake pad
"anti-rattle" clips must be removed."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V, add the following:
"ii. Rear SADEV shift cable aluminum two-piece style clamp may be used. The P/N WM302007A clamp must serve no other
purpose."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.k, add the following:
"Negative camber shall must not exceed 5.0 degrees absolute maximum front and rear."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.AA.b, add the following:
"2. Height of the radiator opening vertical surface 3 1/2“ +/- 1/2"."
P2 Engine Table B.1
2008 and older Stock
Suzuki, Yamaha,
Honda, BMW
38.5mm
P2 Engine Table B.2 Not required
P2 Engine Table B.3 38.5mm
Modified
Engine
950 lbs.
1005cc max
P2 Engine Table B.1
2008 and older 37mm
P2 Engine Table B.2 Not required
P2 Engine Table B.3 39mm
Stock Engine
1050 lbs.

SRF3 SRF / SRF3 Rule Updates

#35268 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-01 (2024-01 Fastrack)

suspension & brakesSRF adds mandatory front brake ducts 12–36 inches, throttle pedal heel-toe extension, braided stainless flex lines, camber limit 5.0 degrees, radiator opening height 3½ ± ½ inches, rear shift cable clamp P/N WM302007A.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.H, add the following:
"NO MODIFICATIONS ALLOWED. Front brake ducts are required, attached to the openings in the lower radiator baffles, any
flexible 4" duct material allowed, installed length minimum 12" maximum 36" in length. Must be securely fastened, Bracket Part
# P/N 800368 can be used. Shall Must serve no other purpose. An extension may be welded to the side of the throttle pedal to
improve heel-and-toe braking. Master cylinder casting / location must be used as delivered on P/N 180110 Pedal Mounting
support. Aeroquip style -3 braided stainless flex lines only, must attach to all brake components without modification. Brake pad
"anti-rattle" clips must be removed."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V, add the following:
"ii. Rear SADEV shift cable aluminum two-piece style clamp may be used. The P/N WM302007A clamp must serve no other
purpose."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.k, add the following:
"Negative camber shall must not exceed 5.0 degrees absolute maximum front and rear."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.AA.b, add the following:
"2. Height of the radiator opening vertical surface 3 1/2“ +/- 1/2"."
P2 Engine Table B.1
2008 and older Stock
Suzuki, Yamaha,
Honda, BMW
38.5mm
P2 Engine Table B.2 Not required
P2 Engine Table B.3 38.5mm
Modified
Engine
950 lbs.
1005cc max
P2 Engine Table B.1
2008 and older 37mm
P2 Engine Table B.2 Not required
P2 Engine Table B.3 39mm
Stock Engine
1050 lbs.

P2 Replacement Engine Crankcase for 07/08 Suzuki GSX-R1000 Engines

#35340 from Michael A Reupert · Rule change · TB 24-01 (2024-01 Fastrack)

added · engineP2 Suzuki GSX-R1000 engine: 2007–2008 crankcase 11300-21860 may be replaced with 2016–2019 GSX-S1000 part 11301-04840.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Engine Table, Spec Line B.1, add to notes as follows:
"No modifications allowed on engines manufactured after 2008 model year. 2007-2008 Suzuki GSX-R1000 crankcase part
#11300-21860 may be replaced with 2016-2019 Suzuki GSX-S1000 crankcase part #11301-04840."

Super Tour Mar 2024 → Super Tour Mar 2025 2024-03-08 to 2025-03-07

P2 CN Spec ECU

#35835 from Bart Wolf · Rule change · TB 24-05 (2024-05 Fastrack)

wordingP2 Spec Line E engine notes clarify oil system, ECU, and exhaust remain unrestricted; wording only.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Engine Table, Spec Line E, change the notes as follows:
"No engine modifications except for dry sump oil system, ECU mapping, and exhaust system the following: oil system, ECU, and
exhaust are unrestricted."

P2 E&O - Correct FIA Group CN spec line notes

#35900 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 24-05 (2024-05 Fastrack)

wordingP2 FIA Group CN notes clarify V de V European Proto Endurance Challenge bodywork, rear diffuser, wing, wheels, assisted shifting allowed; regulations link provided.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Table 1, FIA Group CN spec line, change the notes as follows:
"FIA Group CN homologated chassis, brake calipers and discs, hub carriers, and suspension components are required. V de
V European Proto Endurance Series Challenge permitted bodywork, rear diffuser, wing, wheels, and assisted
shifting are allowed. Car M must comply with all other P2 requirements. Competitors must have copies of FIA Group CN
Technical Regulations and V de V European Proto Endurance Series Challenge Sporting and Technical Regulations in their
possession and present them upon request are available here: https://www.scca.com/pages/technical-forms-and-downloads."

SRF3 SRF3 Alternator Pulley Update In

#36095 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-06 (2024-06 Fastrack)

faster · weightSRF3 alternator pulley minimum weight drops from 12 to 11 oz, adds P/N G902131 six-row option.
As printed in Fastrack

SFR3, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.H.17, change as follows:
"Alternator Pulley: P/N G902130, or P/N G902130A, or P/N G902131 (six row). 12 11 oz minimum weight."

SRF Update Rain Tire Rule and Hoosier Decal Placement

#36436 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-08 (2024-08 Fastrack)

tyres & wheelsSRF wet tyres: front P185/60R13 H20 or W2 and rear P205/60R13 H20 or W2 removed; front P185/65R13 W2 and rear P205/60R13 W2 now required. Hoosier decal placement specified.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f, change as follows:
"Wet:
Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2
Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 H20 or W2
Ground clearance is 2.5” with driver as raced when P185/60R13 (H20 or W2) tires are used.
OR
Front – Hoosier P/N 46101 P185/65R13 W2
Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 W2
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.
3. Hoosier SRF/SRF3 Decal Placement:
Four (4) "Hoosier" decals are required in the following locations: Two (2) 11" X 3" decals on the vertical plane of the front nose to
the outside of the cooling opening on each side and two (2) 18" X 5" decals, one on each side of the engine cover or above the
rear wheel openings on the vertical plane. Hoosier decals are available, free of charge, from all Hoosier tire distributors including
SCCA Enterprises."

SRF3 Update Rain Tire Rule and Hoosier Decal Placement

#36436 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-08 (2024-08 Fastrack)

tyres & wheelsSRF wet tyres: front P185/60R13 H20 or W2 and rear P205/60R13 H20 or W2 removed; front P185/65R13 W2 and rear P205/60R13 W2 now required. Hoosier decal placement specified.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f, change as follows:
"Wet:
Front – Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2
Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 H20 or W2
Ground clearance is 2.5” with driver as raced when P185/60R13 (H20 or W2) tires are used.
OR
Front – Hoosier P/N 46101 P185/65R13 W2
Rear – Hoosier P/N 46105 P205/60R13 W2
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.
3. Hoosier SRF/SRF3 Decal Placement:
Four (4) "Hoosier" decals are required in the following locations: Two (2) 11" X 3" decals on the vertical plane of the front nose to
the outside of the cooling opening on each side and two (2) 18" X 5" decals, one on each side of the engine cover or above the
rear wheel openings on the vertical plane. Hoosier decals are available, free of charge, from all Hoosier tire distributors including
SCCA Enterprises."

SM SMX Camera Rule Correction

#36496 from Paul Gauzens · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

wordingSMX Spec MX-5 camera requirement: non-functioning recorder now will instead of may warrant penalty or disqualification.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR, Section 9.1.7.1.D.21., change as follows:
"Cars running in Spec MX-5 must have a functioning video recorder/camera during all qualifying and race sessions as described
in 9.3.11. Upon request by an SCCA official, competitors must provide their video recording/data, which may be used by the
SCCA for any purpose including but not limited to rule enforcement and marketing. Failure to comply with a video request from
an official, or having a non-functioning video recorder/camera may will be grounds for penalty or disqualification."

SRF Protest Fee Clarification

#36540 from SCCA Staff · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

wordingFE and SRF protest fee rules redirected to GCR section 8.3.1.D for fees and procedure.
As printed in Fastrack

In FE, GCR section 9.1.1.I.2.U.b.3, change as follows:
"Protest Fee: Regional -$25.00, National -$50.00. See GCR section 8.3.1.D for fees and payment procedure."
In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.U.b.3, change as follows:
"Protest Fee: Regional -$25.00, National -$50.00. See GCR section 8.3.1.D for fees and payment procedure. Item 1 will be done by
the CSR or other shop that is equipped for this type of work and will be paid directly."

SM Committee) AIM ECU Protocol

#36556 from Spec Mazda (SM/SMX · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

added · engineSM and SMX must run latest AIM Data Logger Spec MX-5 ECU Protocol, effective 2024-09-01.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR, Section 9.1.7.1.D.20., add the following:
“e. All cars must run the latest AIM Data Logger Spec MX-5 ECU Protocol.”
These specifications are part of the SCCA GCR and all automobiles shall conform to GCR Section 9.
A. PURPOSE AND
INTENT
Spec MX-5 (SMX) is based on four pillars: affordability, reliability, tech-ability, and fun to drive, the (SMX) Spec MX-5 car
provides the membership with the opportunity to compete in similarly prepared, low cost, 2006-2015 production-based MX-
5 car with limited modifications, intended to help deliver the most fair and competitive racing competition in SCCA Road
Racing
B. CLASSIFIED CARS
AND WEIGHTS
2006-2015 production-based MX-5
Cars are to be weighed with the driver and required ballast.
C. AUTHORIZED
MODIFICATIONS
Only the left-hand drive, North American-version of the 2006-2015 Mazda MX-5 convertible & power retractable hardtop
(PRHT) are eligible. The original OE vehicle identification number (VIN) stamped on the firewall must correspond with the
model year automobile as classified. VIN plates or stampings must remain in place, with the firewall VIN taking precedence.
A Mazda Factory Shop Manual for the specific make, model, and year of automobile is required to be in the possession
of each entrant. The manual may be in the form of printed material, microfiche, CDs, DVDs, and/ or Internet access to
manufacturer sponsored web-based databases that is readily accessible at time of inspection. The manual is intended to
aid scrutineers in identifying parts and the configuration of the automobile.
The items outlined in this VTS document represent the only modifications and safety items permitted and/or required on
Spec MX-5 vehicles other than safety items as required in SCCA’s current GCR Section
9. Parts and components may not perform an unauthorized function (i.e. Modifications must be stated as authorized or
cannot be done).
If the Mazda Factory Manual or these rules provide only a partial specification or no specification at all, the Mazda parts may
not be modified beyond what is permitted in these rules. Compliance will be determined by comparison to new or like parts
and/or the parts compliance measurement listing delivered by Mazda. Other approved parts with only a partial specification
or no specification available in these rules may not be modified.
Assembly, rebuild, and refurbishment procedures, and all associated dimensions must adhere to the published factory
service procedures, except as otherwise stated in these rules. No components may be added or omitted from those
specified by the published factory service procedures. All components must be comply with stated standard dimensions.
It is permitted to use industry standard procedures to repair damaged components.
The use of any painting, coating, plating, metal treatment process or impregnating substance (e.g., anti- friction, thermal
barrier, oil shedding coatings, chrome, anodizing, REM, isotropic finishing, etc.) to any internal engine surface, internal
axle components, internal transmission or differential surface, internal or external surfaces of the intake manifold, exhaust
manifold or down tube, is prohibited.
D. VEHICLE
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
(VTS)
1. Vehicle Weight
a. The minimum vehicle weight with driver is 2,525.0 lb.
2. Ballast
If ballast is required to meet the required minimum weight, it must be added as follows:
a. A ballast base plate must be securely mounted using the factory OE passenger seat mounting bolt holes and bolts. Any number
of additional segments of ballast may be attached to the base plate.
b. Each segment of ballast must be fastened to the base plate with a minimum of two (2) one-half (1/2) inch bolts/studs and
positive lock nuts of SAE Grade 5/ Metric 8.8 or better and must utilize large diameter, load distributing washers. In lieu of
positive lock nuts it is permitted to positively thread the additional segments of weight into the base plate.
c. Holes are not permitted to be drilled in the floor pan to mount ballast.
3. Chassis
a. Towing eyes per SCCA’s current GCR Section 9.3 are required. There must be an arrow that strongly contrasts with the vehicle
paint scheme pointing to each tow eyestrap.
9.1.7.1 SPEC MX-5 (SMX)
b. All cars must use the front subframe PT# - NE51-34-800C
c. All cars must use the rear subframe PT# - NE51-28-800B.
d. OE strut tower brace is required; it is comprised of three (3) components; see Table 1 for part numbers.
e. An engine to fender brace located on the passenger side of the engine bay may be used if mounted in such a way that it does not foul brake
lines, fuel lines, or other systems that would interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle under race conditions – see Table 1 for allowed
modifications. (Mazda Motorsports PT# 0000-07-5600)
f. Disabling or removing of the door locking mechanism must be performed.
g. To facilitate frequent lifting of the vehicle, a 3/4” boxed tube not to exceed 12” long may be added under the rocker panel inboard of
the factory pinch weld flange on each side of the vehicle.
h. Convertible tops/power retractable hard tops (PRHT) and attaching hardware must be completely removed.
i. All chassis, structural, and electrical repairs, if performed, must be in conformity with factory procedures, specifications, and dimensions.
Unless specifically authorized by the manufacturer for repair or permitted by these rules, no reinforcement (e.g., seam welding, material
addition, etc.) is permitted.
j. Removal of excess wiring is permitted provided it serves no other purpose and does not splice or interrupt the OE harnesses. Removal of the
following systems is permitted: audio equip- ment; power seats; airbag/supplemental restraint systems components; heated seats; interior
lighting; power windows; and power door locks. (No additional wiring may be added except as permitted in other sections - e.g., Section 16:
Electrical Equipment.)
Table 1: Strut Tower Brace Parts
Description Mazda Part #
Right Side of Strut Tower
Brace
NE57-56-48X
Left Side of Strut Tower
Brace
NE57-56-49X
Center Section of Strut
Tower Brace
NE57-56-48ZA
k. A hole is permitted to be drilled in part #’s NE57-56-48X and NE57-56-49X to allow for access to the shock adjuster screw is permitted (it is
recommended that the hole not be larger than 15mm); NE57-56-48X may be modified in order to allow room for the engine passenger side
engine brace; no other modifications or other braces are permitted.
l. MX-5 donor chassis with originally equipped with 16” OE wheels require installation of
OE strut tower brace (part # NE57-56-35XA).
m. To facilitate engine bay air flow for cooling purposes it is permitted to remove the section outlined below in red from OE PT# NE57-56-
35XA. Block-off plates must be installed at the fresh air vent for the HVAC module at the firewall under the cowl to isolate driver
compart- ment from engine compartment.
(FIREWALL BLOCKOFF PLATE 0000-07-5832) No additional modifications are permitted.
4. Body
a. Interior and exterior door handles are required to remain operable. Alternate interior door handles or cord/strap are permitted.
b. The driver’s and passenger’s side inner door structural panel may be removed to fit the cage.
c. The stock side impact/anti-intrusion beam must not be modified or removed.
d. Door locking mechanisms must be disabled or removed.
e. A minimum of two (2) of the brake lights must be in working order per the current GCR Section 9.1.
f. The two (2) OE unmodified, external mirrors for the correct the Mazda MX-5 (left and right) are required; they must be
mounted in stock location and may not be modified.
g. OE interior rearview mirror or an aftermarket rearview mirror must be used.
h. 2006-2015 MX-5 bodywork may be updated or backdated, OE body parts only. (This includes Mazda OE accessory body
parts such as trunk lid spoiler, side skirts, front air dam.)
i. Mazda Motorsports’ fiberglass headlamp replacements may be used; (See table 2)
no modifications or substitutions are permitted; exceptions: painting, covering, and wrapping.
Table 2: Headlamp Replacement Covers
Model Year Mazda Part # Description
2006-2008 0000-07-5818-LT Left Side
2006-2008 0000-07-5818-RT Right Side
2009-2015 0000-07-5819-LT Left Side
2009-2015 0000-07-5819-RT Right Side
j. Lexan windshield may be used in place of the stock windshield. (Mazda Motorsports PT# -
0000-07-5101-5S)
k. Windshield clips per current GCR Section 9.3 windshield clips are recommended.
l. Hood and trunk pins or clips are permitted. Factory hood and trunk latches must remain intact and operational and may not be
removed, disabled or altered.
m. Front under hood weather strip must remain intact PT#- NE51-56-750
n. Rear under hood weather strip must remain intact PT#- NE51-56-760
o. Modification of release cables is permitted to facilitate external pull/opening straps/pulls/cords.
p. A radiator screen of 0.125” minimum stainless-steel mesh may be added in front of the radiator.
1. The screen must be a single layer and must be installed to the bumper cover and or grill and be contained entirely within the
bodywork of the vehicle.
2. Tape may be applied to the mesh screen.
3. The OE grill must remain intact.
q. It is allowed to apply roll bar padding to the crash support bar (52-070) located behind the front bumper to prevent damage to the
bumper.
r. Front and rear fender lips may be rolled to prevent tire damage.
s. Front OE fender liners must be intact and unmodified, except for what is allowed in section 13. J regarding brake ducts.
Repairs due to on-track damage is allowed so long as it serves no other purpose.
t. OE fog lights lens/glass must be removed. This will allow for the installation of brake duct kit (Mazda Motorsports’ part # 0000-03-
5301-NC.) The remaining opening from the fog light lens must either be blocked, or a connection must be made from the fog lamp
opening/hole in the bumper fascia to a brake duct attached to the hub.
u. Side marker lenses may be removed, and holes may be covered.
v. OE hard top or the unmodified Mazda Motorsports hard top (part # 0000-07-5901-CC)
are permitted.
w. PRHT chassis cars must trim the finish panel with the 3rd brake light to fit one of the approved hard tops.
1. Hhardtops may be painted or wrapped.
2. OE hard top latches must be removed and replaced with positive fasteners.
3. The front of the hard top may attach to the upper windshield bar of the roll cage.
4. It is permitted to run one single piece of racer tape to cover the leading edge of the after- market hard top where it meets
the factory windshield frame.
5. Openings beneath the hard top seal to the body are not permitted. The hard top must be securely mounted to the body of the vehicle
and perform no other purpose.
6. Body repair must be performed to maintain stock body contours, lips, profiles, etc. body repair modification must not increase clearance.
x. To improve driver’s exit through the window area, the driver and passenger vent window and vent window supporting frame may be removed
as an assembly.
1. Vent windows may be modified to accept fresh air ducting.
y. OE radio antennas may be removed. Antennas for two-way radios may be added.
z. Insulation & undercoating may be removed.
aa. All cars must run with both the front door windows fully open (i.e. fully down).
5. Cockpit /
Trunk
a. All interior trim components such as carpets, seats, cargo bins, seat belts, floor mat, firewall insu- lation/blanket, sound deadener patches,
undercoating, radio systems, speakers, dome lights, grab handles, sun visors and their insulating and attaching materials, must be removed.
Other than to provide for the installation of required safety equipment or other authorized modifications, no other driver/passenger
compartment alterations or gutting are permitted.
b. It is permitted to install a radio replacement panel.
c. The outer edges of the dashboard may be cut the minimum amount required to install the roll cage.
d. Air bag systems must be disarmed and must be removed.
e. It is permitted to remove all components of the cruise control system.
f. The top portion of the door panels containing the door latch release handle must remain intact.
g. The lower portion of the door panels must be removed for installation of the roll cage. Gutting of the door may not go outside of the factory
seal.
h. The door window glass and window operating mechanisms must be removed.
i. The OE dashboard and its attaching hardware and brackets must be retained.
j. For installation of required safety equipment, however, it is permitted to modify the OE dash bar, so long as it is outboard of the first dash support
brackets (illustration below). Modification of the first dash support brackets, nor inboard from them, is not permitted. The OE dash bar must be
securely mounted.
k. The HVAC control module located under the dash may be removed together with the following: blower motor, evaporator core,
heater core and associated ducting. Once removed it is permitted to block the blower inlet passage on the firewall.
l. All openings between the driver/passenger compartment and the trunk / gas tank area that include the filler tube & fuel tank vent
must be filled completely with a metal bulkhead that is securely mounted (E.G. nuts/bolts, nut-serts, rivets). This shall close the
entire trunk from the driver/ passenger compartment and comply with current GCR Section 9.3.
m. Mazda Motorsports’ finish panel trim kit (part # 0000-07-5822) may be used to create the required bulkhead above
n. It is permitted to remove the driver’s side factory seat mounts, but not the floor pan.
o. It is permitted to remove the horn and all associated horn related components.
p. OE driver’s seat must be replaced with a one-piece bucket-type race seat per current GCR Section 9.3.
q. The passenger seat must be removed.
r. Any steering wheel except wood rimmed types may be used.
s. Any shift knob may be used.
t. The air conditioning equipment located in the engine compartment (AC compressor assembly, associated lines/dryer and the
condenser) must be removed.
u. Alternate gauges and instruments may be added. The original instrument cluster must remain connected and functional However,
it may be relocated to allow the mounting of an aftermarket dash such as an AiM. The wiring to relocate the dash may not be cut or
extended, it may only be re-routed. The remainder of the dashboard or panel must remain intact.
v. Modifications may be made to the foot pedals to improve the comfort and accessibility to the driver; relocation of mounting
points is not permitted.
1. Dead pedal/footrest and heel stop may be added.
w. Instrument clusters must be unmodified OE parts .
x. Two-way radios may be used.
y. Alternate means of windshield defrosting is permitted
6. Engine
Modifications
6.1. General
a. No modifications to the engine are permitted, except where specifically authorized within these rules. This includes but is not
limited to: all fuel injection and engine management components, as well as electrical, cooling, and lubrication systems.
b. All systems, unless otherwise stated, are subject to test procedures and must conform to OE
specifications as stated in the Mazda Factory Service Manual.
c. Permitted engine maintenance includes the replacement, but not modification, of external engine and engine systems parts.
1. No balancing, blue printing, lightening, polishing or other modification of moving parts of the engine is permitted.
2. All parts in the engine must be OE parts unless specified in this rule set.
3. For all Mazda part numbers in these specifications, superseding part numbers are consid- ered equivalent.
d. Compression ratio for 2.0L engines must be 11.00:1; calculated using the official Spec MX-5 calculator.
6.2. Engine Block
a. The engine block may be decked or milled to achieve the class specified compression ratio. Honing of cylinders is permitted to accommodate
piston clearance so long as a maximum standard diameter is not exceeded shown in Table 3.
b. The cylinders may be bored to accommodate piston clearance requirements so long as maximum permitted overbore diameter is not exceeded
shown in Table 3 below.
Table 3: Piston Sizes
Piston Part # Bore Diameter Max
Standard 0000-01-5310 87.6046mm (3.449”)
Allowed Overbore (.020) 0000-01-5310-OS 88.1126mm (3.469”)
c. It is not permitted to overbore a single cylinder; all cylinders must be bored equally.
d. Sleeving of cylinders is not permitted.
6.3. Crankshaft
a. OE Mazda MZR 2.0L (2009-2015) manual transmission crankshaft (part # LF9G-11-301) must be used with no modifications except for
machining or polishing polishing and/or machining of the bearing surfaces to allow the use of main and rod bearings as permitted
in Table 4 below.
Table 4: Crankshaft Measurements
easurement iameter Diameter
b. OE crankshaft (Mazda part # LF9G-11-301) must weigh a minimum of 31.75lb.
c. Maximum permitted stroke is as follows: 3.27” / 83.1mm
d. Shot peening is prohibited.
e. Bearings
1. Main and rod bearings must not be modified; coatings are not permitted.
2. OE bearings are permitted.
3. The only bearing sizes permitted other than OE are listed in see Table 5.
Sizes
Bearing Type Minimum Bearing
Width Minimum Bearing
Thickness Minimum Bearing
Weight Part #
Main Bearings
(Standard H) .630” 0.097” N/A 0000-01-5215-MB
Main Bearing
(Standard HX) .630” 0.097” N/A 0000-01-5216-MB
Rod Bearings
(Standard H) .630” 0.057” 28g 0000-01-5213-RB
Rod Bearing
(Standard HX) .630” 0.057” 28g 0000-01-5214-RB
f. The crank trigger must not be modified; it must be installed per the Mazda Factory Service Manual.
g. OE crank pulley/balancer (Mazda part # LF94-11-400) must not be modified and must be installed per the Mazda Factory Service Manual.
h. Knife edging of the crankshaft is not permitted.
i. Modifications to the crankshaft counterweights are not permitted.
j. Coatings, REM or metal treatments of any kind are not permitted.
k. Alternate shifter bushing located at the bottom of the shift lever is allowed.
6.4. Connecting Rods
a. OE Mazda MX-5 (2009-2015) manual transmission unmodified connecting rods (part # LF9G- 11-210) must be used. Connecting
rod weight with cap and bolts must not be less than 530 grams.
6.5. Pistons
a. Mazda Motorsports’ competition pistons (standard bore part # 0000-01-5310; oversized part # 0000-01-5310 OS) are required;
no modification is permitted.
b. The minimum weight of the piston, less wrist pin and hardware, must not be lighter than 290 grams.
c. Mazda Motorsports’ competition wrist pin (part # 0000-01-5310-PN) must be used.
d. The minimum weight of the wrist pin must not be lighter than 80 grams.
e. Modification of the piston ring end gap width is permitted.
6.6. Cylinder Head
a. Mazda Motorsports’ competition cylinder head (part # 0000-01-5300) must be used; no modi- fications to the cylinder head are
permitted outside of the gasket face surface outlined below in Table 6.
b. Intake runner CC volume is 182cc +/- 1cc.
c. Exhaust runner CC volume is 114cc +/- 1cc.
d. Combustion chamber volume may not be below 41cc.
e. The gasket face of the cylinder head may be resurfaced provided the maximum allowed compression ratio is not
exceeded.
I. Surfacing of the head gasket surfaced must be in a flat plane.
II. Cylinder head gasket surface distortion may not exceed .010mm or 0.004”.
f. The minimum height of the cylinder head as measured must be at least (TBA)
g. The following head gaskets in Table 6 below are permitted; no other gaskets may be used.
Table 6: Head Gasket Measurements
Description Thickness Mazda Part #
OE Gasket 0.017” approximate crush
depth L3G2-10-271A
Competition
Gasket 0.55mm (0.021”) 0000-01-5319-21
Competition
Gasket 0.75mm (0.030”) 0000-01-5319-30
Competition
Gasket 1.0mm (0.040”) 0000-01-5319-40
Competition
Gasket 1.3mm (0.051”) 0000-01-5319-51
6.7. Camshaft and Camshaft Timing
a. Camshafts must not be modified; see Table 7 for OE camshaft part numbers.
Table 7: Camshaft part numbers
Description Mazda Part #
Intake Cam L3E3-12-420
Exhaust Cam L309-12-441B
b. Camshaft and crankshaft sprockets must not be modified; see Table 8 for part numbers.
shaft Sprocket Part #s
t #
4X0C
425
c. Cam timing must not be altered; chain must be installed as stated in the Mazda Factory Service Manual.
d. OE timing chain (Mazda part # LF7A-12-201) is required; no modification is permitted.
e. OE timing chain components must be used; see Table 9 for Mazda part numbers.
Table 9: Timing Chain Guide Part #s
Description Mazda Part #
Fixed Guide LF01-12-614
Tensioner Guide LF01-12-671
6.8. Valves
a. OE valves must not be modified (including reshaping); see Table 10 for Mazda part numbers.
le 10: Valve Part #s
b. Valve location or angle must not be moved.
c. Valve guides may not be replaced.
d. Valve job measurements must be as follows:
1. Intake 35 top 45 seat 65 bottom 77 bottom seating angle width is 1.0mm
2. Exhaust 40 top 45 seating to radius seating angle width 1.2 mm.
3. Valve stem installed height must be per the Mazda Factory Service Manual.
4. Valve stem seals must be OE.
6.9. Valve Springs
a. Mazda Motorsports’ competition valve springs (part # 0000-01-5319-SP) are required.
6.10. Intake Manifold
a. OE intake manifold (Mazda part # LF9G-13-130B) is required; no modification is permitted (e.g., no material may be added or removed; no
painting or coating on the exterior or interior permitted).
b. All air entering the engine must pass through the throttle body and metered by the mass airflow sensor.
c. Removal of these factory EGR components is permitted: Valve, crossover pipe, coolant lines (EGR DELETE KIT 0000-06-5447)
d. If factory EGR components are removed, the following ports must be blocked:
1. Intake manifold cross over pipe port.
2. Cylinder head cross over pipe port.
3. EGR valve port on back of cylinder head.
6.11. Intake System
a. Cars must replace OE air box with the Mazda competition cold air intake kit (part # 0000-06- 5150-KT); no modification (e.g., ducting or
baffling of air, venturi cones) to the cold air intake kit is permitted.
b. No alteration to the intake tube length, diameter, or shape is permitted.
c. The air filter supplied in the Mazda Motorsports competition cold air intake kit may be refreshed
with the Mazda Motorsports’ competition air filter (part # 0000-06-5204).
6.12. Fuel System
a. Fuel must comply with SCCA GCR section 9.3.25
b. OE fuel pump (Mazda part # LFG1-13-350) is required; no modification is permitted.
c. It is permitted to remove the unleaded fuel restrictor from the filler neck. (GCR 9.3.26)
d. Mazda Motorsports’ competition fuel rail that includes fuel pressure gauge, and fuel sampling test port and hose kit (part #
0000-06-5207) is optional.
1. Fuel pressure sensor integrated into the required AIM data acquisition system is required. It must be operational and able to be
viewed when pulling a competitor on track data.
2. The addition of a switch or jumper located in the under-hood fuse box is allowed to acti- vate the fuel pump. This modification may
serve no other purpose.
3. One operational fuel sample test port is required. Fuel sample test ports shall be made from dry break fuel rated quick disconnects.
No other style of fuel sample test port is allowed (e.g., Schrader valves).
4. No other modifications permitted.
e. OE fuel pressure regulator (Mazda part # LFB6-13-280) is required.
1. Vehicle must run between 54 and 63 PSI of fuel pressure.
f. OE injectors (Mazda part # L3G5-13-250) are required; no modification is permitted.
1. Flow rates for the injectors must fall within the factory tolerance of 204-216ml (204-216 cc, 12.5-13.1 cu in/minute).
6.13. Lubrication System
a. OE engine oil filter is required; no substitutions permitted.
b. OE oil pump PT# L310-14-100J is required and no modifications are permitted.
c. Mazda Motorsports’ competition oil cooler adaptor kit with lines (part # 0000-01-5100KT) is required; no modification is
permitted.
d. Oil pressure sensor integrated into the required AIM data acquisition system is required. It must be operational and able to be
viewed when pulling a competitor on track data.
e. Oil and lubricants are unrestricted.
6.14. Engine Control Unit (ECU)
a. Reference penalties for non-compliance of the Spec ECU flash in Section 21 below. Modifica- tion or attempted modification of
the Spec ECU flash will result in a 12-month suspension from competition and $1,000.00 fine.
b. Mazda Motorsports’ competition ECU (part # 0000-01-5379) is required; serial number must be visible; external or internal
modification is not permitted.
c. ECU calibrations and inputs must not be modified.
d. OE engine electrical harness (part # NH18-67-020A) is required; no modification is permitted.
e. OBDII diagnostics port must be operational in all cars.
1. The check engine light must be operational and perform the function test at start up.
2. The OBDII port must be available at all times (including during the race) for tech officials to install test equipment as necessary.
3. If a competitor uses the OBDII port to power any type of data acquisition system, he/she would be responsible for providing the
splitter cable to plug in both units or unplug the data acquisition system.
f. Instrument panel clusters must be operational and unmodified OE parts.
g. Temporary data acquisition devices may be installed by the sanctioning body for technical compliance.
h. Removal of Mazda ECU insulator PT# LFG1-13-3C1 is permitted (diagram below)
6.15. Miscellaneous
a. The factory air conditioning system and all associated lines, compressor, condenser and evap- orator must be removed.
1. Once the AC compressor is removed, the OE AC pulley delete kit (Mazda part # LF17-15- 940E) is required.
b. Serpentine belt Gates PT# 6PK-2170 or same size equivalent is required.
7. Exhaust
a. OE exhaust manifold and OE heat shield must be replaced with Mazda Motorsports’ competi- tion part # 0000-06-5407-NC; no modification
is permitted (e.g., internal or external wraps, coatings, paints, metal treatments, thermal barriers etc.).
b. OE exhaust system must be replaced with Mazda Motorsports’ competition part # 0000-06- 5427-NC; no modification is permitted (e.g.,
internal or external wraps, coatings, paints, metal surface treatment, thermal barriers etc.).
c. The forward oxygen (O2) sensor (OE Lambda Sensor) must remain in the factory location and in full working order. Mazda Motorsports’
competition O2 sensor installation kit wiring extender (part # 0000-10-5320) is permitted.
d. The secondary post catalytic oxygen (O2) sensor must be removed.
e. Heat shielding
1. OE heat shield protecting ABS unit from header may not be removed or modified.
2. OE muffler heat shield may not be removed or modified.
3. It is permitted to wrap the exhaust pipe from the mid connection flange to the muffler.
(see red arrows in picture below)
4. Use of heat shielding material on transmission tunnel to replace OE heat shielding is permitted. OE heat shielding
must be removed from transmission tunnel. (see diagram below)
8. Cooling System
(cooling system
checklist)
a. Mazda Motorsports’ competition radiator and oil cooler assembly (part # 0000-01-5504-CR) is required (e.g., OE is not
permitted).
b. The radiator using the OE mounting brackets must be installed in its original location.
c. The oil cooler may not be moved or altered from the pre-assembled mounting location.
d. Radiator ducting may be placed on each side of the radiator tanks and the undertray to force air through the radiator fins. The
gap between the top and sides of the radiator may be sealed but shall not perform any other function.
e. The unmodified OE cooling fan must be maintained in full working order and mounted in the stock location. Axillary control of
the radiator cooling fan may be added to activate the fan independent of the ECU, OE control of the fan must remain intact.
f. Thermostats may be modified, removed or replaced.
g. The OE water pump (Mazda part # 1F70-15-100) is required; no modification is permitted.
h. The OE water pump pulley (Mazda part # L327-15-131) is required; no modification is permitted.
i. Engine cooling system hoses and clamps may be substituted.
j. The heater core may be removed along with HVAC evaporator core including all associated hard pipes and hoses. This is to include
OE water to oil cooler lines as well as throttle body coolant lines. (Rear coolant pipe 0000-01-5514, bottom coolant pipe 0000-
01-5515)
k. The OE engine coolant expansion tank may be replaced with any aftermarket part but and must not serve another purpose.
9. Clutch, Pressure Plate and Flywheel
a. Vehicle may use any combination of the options listed in Table 11 below.
Table 11: Clutch Component Part Numbers
Description Mazda Part #
Mazda Factory Clutch Disc LF05-16-460A
ACT Sprung Clutch Disc 0000-02-5420-AC
ACT Pressure Plate 0000-02-5405-AC
ACT Clutch and PP Kit 0000-02-5004-G6
Mazda Factory
Pressure Plate LF04-16-410A
b. The unmodified pressure plate must be bolted directly to the stock, unmodified flywheel.
c. OE flywheel (Mazda part # LF9G-11-500) is required. Factory Service Manual resurfacing specification is permitted; no
other modification is permitted.
d. Alternate clutch lines are permitted but must not serve another purpose.
e. Clutch components must adhere to the minimum weights listed in Table 12 below:
Table 12: Clutch Component Part Numbers
Description Minimum Weight (lb.)
Clutch disc 3.5
Pressure Plate 9.4
Flywheel 15.80
10. Transmission
a. OE 2006-2015 6-speed gearbox and 4.10 final drive ratio are required.
b. No modification of the internal parts and ratios are permitted except the installation of the unmodified parts contained in the Mazda
Motorsports MX-5 transmission upgrade kit (part # 0000-02-5700).
c. Mazda Motorsports Competition gear set 0000-02-6000 is allowed. Gear ratios are as follows: 1st - 3.82; 2nd - 2.26; 3rd - 1.64;
4th - 1.18; 5th - 1.00; 6th - 0.83/0.79. There are two (2) production 6th gears; either one is permitted.
d. Alternate shift knobs are permitted.
e. Nomex or aftermarket fireproof shift boots are permitted. Removal of the factory rubber shift boot is not permitted.
f. No treating, coating, polishing or modification of any transmission or components are permitted.
g. Fluids and/or lubricants may be substituted with any lubricant.
h. Updating or backdating of transmissions from 2006–2015 is permitted; unmodified OE shifters must be retained. The use of short throw
shifters is prohibited.
i. An single inspection hole (not to exceed 1.5” in diameter) in the bottom of the bell housing is permitted for the sole purpose of technical
inspection of the flywheel. It is permitted to plug or tape over theat hole.
j. Transmission cooler(s) are permitted.
11. Differential
a. Only the Following differentials are allowed.
1. Mazda Motorsports, unmodified, Torsen limited slip differential – 0000-02-5564
2. OE, unmodified, limited slip differential - Mazda part # MS03-27-200B
3. OE, unmodified, open differential are permitted.
b. RX-8 differential mounting bracket (Mazda part # F151-39-730B) is permitted.
c. Mazda Comp diff bushings 0000-04-5510 is permitted (MX-5 diff mount)
d. Polishing, metal treatment or coating of differential or axle components are not
permitted.
e. Removal of metal/rubber isolator on the pinion flange is permitted.
f. Differential cooler(s) are permitted.
12. Suspension and Steering: Suspension
Modifications are limited to the addition of the Mazda Motorsports Spec MX-5 kit; details are as follows (including all
modifications permitted):
a. OE control arms are required; no modification is permitted.
b. Mazda Motorsports’ TSB MX-5-002 must be followed re: the rear shock thread protector found in the “Spec MX-5: Four Pillars”
page on MazdaMotorsports.com. The thread protector must measure 1.250”. (The TSB will not be applicable to the supply from
Mazda Motorsports received after 7.15.2020 as they will have the updated thread protector.)
c. Anti-roll bar links may be replaced with Mazda part # 0000-04-5597-KT
1. Cockpit adjustability is not permitted.
d. Mazda Motorsports’ competition sway bars are required, mounting guidelines:
1. Metal shims up to 1/8” total thickness are permitted between each anti-roll bar mount shackle and the stock mounting
point on the chassis.
2. One end of the sway bar(s) may be disconnected as a suspension tuning aid.
3. The bar must remain in place and be solidly attached to the suspension on one end.
4. Sway bar end links must be installed on the unmodified stock attachment points.
e. Camber, caster, and toe are unrestricted within the limits of the unmodified factory adjust- ments in conjunction with Mazda
Motorsports front offset bushing (part # 000-04-5407-NC).
f. Minimum ride height is unrestricted.
g. Nuts & bolts may be replaced by similar items performing the same fastening function(s).
h. Relocation or reinforcement of any suspension parts or mounting points is not permitted, with the following exceptions:
1. Addition of spacers or washers on a horizontal plane is permitted at the rear lower shock mount to the spindle per the
shock installation instructions.
2. Updating to RX-8 rear toe link and rear trailing arm is permitted. See Table 13 below.
Table 13: Permitted RX-8 Trailing Arm and Toe Link Part #s
Description Mazda Part #
RX-8 Trailing Arm F189-28-200A
RX-8 Toe Link F189-28-45XA
i. OE power steering pump with pulley (Mazda part # NE51-32-650D) is required; Mazda Motor- sports Power steering flow
restrictor PT#- 0000-04-5532 is permitted; no other modification is permitted.
j. OE power steering rack (Mazda part #: NE51-32-110C) is required; no modification or reloca- tion is permitted.
k. Factory power steering reservoir may be replaced.
l. Wheel center caps must be removed.
m. All chassis, structural and electrical repairs must follow factory procedures, specifications, and dimensions as described in the
applicable service manual. Reinforcement (e.g., seam welding, material addition, etc.) is not permitted.
n. Steering lock mechanisms must be removed.
o. The distance from the outside of the wheel rim to outside of the opposing wheel rim for both the front and rear of the vehicle
must not exceed 69.5”.
I. The distance Measurement is obtained by measuring the distance between the wheel lips by going through
the wheel spokes at the bottom of the wheel at its widest point via tape measure. (Measure the outside wheel
lip of one wheel to outside wheel lip of the other wheel on same axle.)
p. Mazda Motorsports’ competition rear toe link (part # 0000-04-5426) is permitted; no modification is permitted.
q. Mazda Motorsport’s Spec MX-5 Suspension Kit includes the items set forth in Items in Table
14. seen below are components within this kit. No substitutions or modifications of parts are permitted. The
unmodified kits must be used in their entirety, except as specified.
Table 14: Spec MX-5 Suspension Kit (All parts are required; no modification is permitted.)
Description Location Mazda Part #
Shocks Front 0000-04-5291-SA
Rear 0000-04-5292-SA
Springs Front 0000-04-9700-08
Rear 0000-04-9400-07
Helper Springs Front/Rear 0000-04-9926
Front Penske
Mount Kit Front 0000-04-5359
Rear Penske
Mount Kit Rear 0000-04-5358
Sway Bar Kit Front and Rear 0000-04-5306-EB
Offset Bushings Front 0000-04-5407-NC
13. Hubs
a. OE RX-8 front hub (Mazda part # F189-33-04X) may be substituted in place of the OE Miata 2006-2015 front hub.
b. Mazda Motorsports’ competition RX-8 rear hub upgrade kit (part # 0000-04-5811-KT) may be substituted in place of the OE MX-
5 rear hubs; this unmodified kit must be used in its entirety.
c. OE RX-8 rear uprights, bearings, hubs, and hybrid axel may be used in place of OE MX-5 parts.
14. Brakes
a. OE brake rotors must be used and adhere to the specifications below in Table 15.
Table 15: Brake Rotor Dimensions
Location Diameter Notes
Front 290mm (11.4”) Vented
Rear 280mm (11.0”) Solid
Front backing plates/dirt shields may be removed.
(see see red arrow in diagram below)
b. Rear backing plates/dirt shields may be removed.
(see red arrow in diagram below)
c. Brake lines may be replaced with competition braided steel lines; option: Mazda Motorsports’ part # 0000-03-5212.
d. The Factory ABS system must remain intact, unmodified, and in full working order.
e. Brake slider pin may be used in either/both front location B25D-33-694. (This prevents a stuck sliding caliper due to the rubber
grommet)
f. Parking brake mechanisms and actuating components may be removed.
g. Brake fluid is unrestricted.
h. Mazda Motorsports’ competition brake duct kit (part # 0000-03-5301) is permitted.
i. The forward vertical inner fender panels may be modified to fit the brake kit hose to the fog light openings but may not be
modified to serve any additional purpose.
j. Mazda Motorsports’ competition brake pads are required; see eligible brake pad compounds in Table 16. No other brake pads
are permitted.
Table 16: Brake Pad part numbers
Pad Style Mazda Part # Notes
Front Pad 0000-03-5104-SP RST-3 compound
Rear Pad 0000-03-5116-29 RSL-29 compound
15. Wheels
The following unmodified wheel options below in Table 17 are permitted for use.
Table 17: WHEELS
Description Color Mazda Part #
17x7” OE Wheel Gun Metallic 99656-47070
17x7” OE Wheel Silver 99656-77070
Mazda Motorsports’ Competition MX-5 Wheel Gun Metallic 0000-04-5706-GM
Mazda Motorsports’ Competition MX-5 Wheel Silver 0000-04-5706-SL
a. Wheels may be painted.
b. Aftermarket (any) wheel studs and lug nuts are permitted., provided that a minimum of two he threads must protrude
beyond the lug nut with the wheel installed with a minimum of two (2) full threads showing; Wheel studs may not be gun
drilled.
c. Wheel spacers are not permitted.
16. Tires
a. Dry tires: Toyo RR P235/40/ZR17
b. Wet tires: Toyo RA1 P235/40/ZR17.
17. Electrical Equipment
a. OE ignition coils (Mazda part # L3G2-18-100B) are required; no modification is permitted.
b. Mazda’s competition spark plugs (part # 0000-10-R7IX-11) are required; no modification is permitted.
c. The crankshaft position sensor and crankshaft pulley relationship must be as specified in the 2006- 2015 MX-5 Factory Service Manual.
d. One of the two OE alternators (Mazda part # LF9H-18-300R-OA, L3P9-18-300D) is required; no modification is permitted.
e. The alternator must not be externally regulated or disabled in any way other than by the OE
production ECU/wiring circuit and master kill switch.
f. The electronic control module (ECM) control circuit for alternator charging must be OE - unmodified and operational.
g. One of the two OE alternator drive pulley part # AJ51-18-W10 (60mm), Part# L813-18- W11(55mm) is required; no modification
is permitted.
h. All sensors related to engine operating parameters must be used and must be stock, unmodi- fied Mazda parts for the correct year
of the vehicle on which they are installed.
i. Any and all sensors and their respective locations, mounts, and wiring harness leads may not be altered except as elsewhere in this
rule set. e Spec-MX-5 rules.
j. Any sensors required for non-OE gauges must be in addition to the Mazda sensors.
k. All alternate gauge and sensors must have independent wiring. Splicing, tapping, or altering
of the factory engine wiring harnesses is prohibited with the exception of adding an
aftermarket tachom- eter/shift light as follows:
1. It is permitted to splice into the yellow wire with the black stripe (pin 2BA - Ignition
Coil 1 control circuit) in the engine harness to obtain the tachometer signal for an
aftermarket tachometer or shift light.
2. Splicing must be done within 5” of the ECU.
l. Data acquisition’s sensor(s) may be added, provided they do not require splicing or
alteration to the factory engine wiring harness.
m. Batteries
1. Batteries may be replaced with those of an alternate manufacturer, provided they are of
similar amp-hour capacity, and size, including lead acid or AGM.; lLithium batteries are not
permitted.
2. Batteries must weigh no less than 18.0lb and no more than 35.0lb
3. Additional battery hold-down devices are recommended.
4. Battery MUST be moved from the original location to the passenger side
in the upper trunk area in front of the tail lamp. This will require the use
of a bulkhead that separates the driver / passenger compartment
completely from the trunk and the battery location. See section 5.I for
reference.
18. Roll Cage
a. Roll cage must adhere to SCCA’s current GCR Section 9.4 for Touring 4 cars; with the following exceptions:
1. One tube not to exceed 1.75” in diameter may be added which extends from the door bars to the rocker panel on each side.
The landing plate for this tube can be no longer than 5” in length. The landing plates must be centered between the front
and rear landing plates for the lower NASCAR or X brace bar.
2. Main hoop mounting plates may be on multiple planes; however, they must not be greater than 19” on any side.
b. Playboy MX-5 Cup car cages manufactured by Racing Cages, Inc. with the official serial number plate on the main hoop are
allowed to retain the lower door bar and two 3” attachment points to the rocker panel on both the driver’s side and passenger
side. No additional seam welding or lengthening of the original attachment points is allowed.
19. Safety
a. An electrical master (“kill”) switch is required. See current GCR Section 9.3 Master Switch.
b. Vehicle must be equipped with a driver’s restraint system meeting the specifications of current GCR Section 9.3 Drivers
Restraint System.
c. Installation of a fire extinguisher or fire system is required. See current GCR 9.3 Fire System.
d. Vehicle must have a driver’s side window safety net complying with current GCR Section 9.3 Window Safety Nets. Nets must be
mounted to provide protection in the event the driver’s door opens.
20. Data
Acquisition
1 A technical evaluation process for cars is available from the Series. Part of this process is the required download of AiM Data files after
each timed session (Qualifying 1 & 2, Races 1 & 2). Within 30 minutes of each timed session end, all Series Competitors MUST send
the AiM Data file (.XRK) for all timed laps of that session to the secure email address (data@specmx-5.com), where data will be
reviewed by AiM directly. Failure to adhere to this guideline from the Series, or having non- functioning data, may be grounds for
penalty or disqualification by the Series.
a. Vehicle must be equipped with current generation AiM data acquisition system (configurable in Race Studio 3) that can provide
on track data to AiM race studio 3. The data acquisition system may only read the OBDII/ECU data stream. It is not permitted
to alter/manipulate data to and from the ECU. The AiM system may be utilized to trigger a switch I.E., cooling fans or diff cooler
pumps but must be wired via a separate analog circuit.
Refer to Section 17: Electrical Equipment above for installation requirements.
b. The connection at the OBDII port for the AiM system may be made in either one of two ways:
1. Through a dedicated OBDII AiM adaptor.
2. By direct wiring to the back of the OBDII port within 3” of the ODBII connector.
c. Fuel pressure datalogging is required.
d. Oil pressure datalogging is required.
e. All cars must run the latest AIM Data Logger Spec MX-5 ECU Protocol
21. Mandatory
Video
Camera
Cars running in Spec MX-5 must have a functioning video recorder/camera during all qualifying and race sessions as described in 9.3.11.
Upon request by an SCCA official, competitors must provide their video recording/data, which may be used by the SCCA for any
purpose including but not limited to rule enforcement and marketing. Failure to comply with a video request from an official, or
having a non-functioning video recorder/camera may will be grounds for penalty or disqualification.
22. Parts
Confiscation
a. Tech officials may confiscate competitors’ parts for the purpose of verification of tech compliance.
23. Penalties Clarification – Non-Compliant Parts
Level Infraction Penalty
1 Non-compliant modification to any of the spec
parts, engine components, ECU/Elec- tronics or
modification to the chassis.
May suspend the driver (i.e. suspend) of the non-
compliant Spec MX-5 from competing in SCCA
events for the 12 months following the suspension.
A level 1 infraction carries a $1,000 fine.
2
Non-compliant modification to the suspen- sion or
drivetrain outside of level one infrac- tions: engine,
fuel system, charging system, exhaust, and intake
system.
May suspend the driver (i.e. suspend) of the non-
compliant Spec MX-5 from competing in SCCA
events for the 6 months following the suspension.
A level 2 infraction carries a $500 fine.
3 Use of an unauthorized or non-compliant part,
engine component, ECU/Electronics or chassis or
chassis part.
May suspend the driver (i.e. suspend) of the non-
compliant Spec MX-5 from competing in SCCA
events for the 12 months following the suspension.
A level 3 infraction carries a $1,000 fine
4
Non-compliance (non-modification such as
incorrect part)Use of an unauthorized or non-
compliant for any of the suspension or drive- train
part or component outside of level one infractions:
engine, fuel system, charging system, exhaust, and
intake system.
May suspend the driver (i.e. suspend) of the non-
compliant Spec MX-5 from competing in SCCA
events for the 6 months following the suspension.
A level 4 infraction carries a $500 fine

SM Committee) OE versus OEM Definitons

#36608 from Spec Mazda (SM/SMX · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

wordingSMX Mazda MX-5 OE versus OEM definitions clarified in GCR section 9.1.7.1; wording change only.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR, Replace Section 9.1.7.1 Spec MX-5 (SMX) with the attached:

SM Committee) Shifter Bushing

#36611 from Spec Mazda (SM/SMX · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

addedSM and SMX now allow an alternate shifter bushing at the bottom of the shift lever.
As printed in Fastrack

In section 9.1.7.1.D.6.3., add the following:
"k. Alternate shifter bushing located at the bottom of the shift lever is allowed."

SRF Update to Letter 36619 with new Hoosier Contingency Decal Info

#36624 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

wordingSRF Hoosier contingency decal requirement reduced from four decals in specific locations to three decals with simplified placement.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f.3, change as follows:
"Four (4) "Hoosier" decals are required in the following locations: Two (2) 11" X 3" decals on the vertical plane of the front nose
to the outside of the cooling opening on each side and two (2) 18" X 5" decals, one on each side of the engine cover or above the
rear wheel openings on the vertical plane. Hoosier decals are available, free of charge, from all Hoosier tire distributors including
SCCA Enterprises Per Hoosier's contingency program, three (3) decals are required to qualify for contingency awards. One (1)
decal must be located on each side of the car and one (1) decal must be visible on the front."

SRF3 Update to Letter 36619 with new Hoosier Contingency Decal Info

#36624 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-09 (2024-09 Fastrack)

wordingSRF Hoosier contingency decal requirement reduced from four decals in specific locations to three decals with simplified placement.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.f.3, change as follows:
"Four (4) "Hoosier" decals are required in the following locations: Two (2) 11" X 3" decals on the vertical plane of the front nose
to the outside of the cooling opening on each side and two (2) 18" X 5" decals, one on each side of the engine cover or above the
rear wheel openings on the vertical plane. Hoosier decals are available, free of charge, from all Hoosier tire distributors including
SCCA Enterprises Per Hoosier's contingency program, three (3) decals are required to qualify for contingency awards. One (1)
decal must be located on each side of the car and one (1) decal must be visible on the front."

SRF Update SRF3 Air Filter Rule

#36681 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-10 (2024-10 Fastrack)

removedSRF3 air filter rule removes K&N RC-9160 option, specifies Weems P/N WM301020 only.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.H.23, change as follows:
"Air Filter: P/N WM301020 or K&N RC-9160"

SRF3 Update SRF3 Air Filter Rule

#36681 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-10 (2024-10 Fastrack)

removedSRF3 air filter rule removes K&N RC-9160 option, specifies Weems P/N WM301020 only.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.H.23, change as follows:
"Air Filter: P/N WM301020 or K&N RC-9160"

SRF Update SRF Brake Rotor Thickness

#36687 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-10 (2024-10 Fastrack)

suspension & brakesSRF Wilwood vented rotor minimum thickness increases to 13.25mm, 0.522 inches.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.g, change as follows:
"Brakes: Hawk Blue 9012 pads P/N 801993 must be used. Wilwood vented rotor P/N 800065 shall must be used as delivered with
no machining of any kind. Minimum thickness 12.20mm (0.481”) 13.25mm (0.522”)."

SRF3 Update SRF Brake Rotor Thickness

#36687 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-10 (2024-10 Fastrack)

suspension & brakesSRF Wilwood vented rotor minimum thickness increases to 13.25mm, 0.522 inches.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.X.g, change as follows:
"Brakes: Hawk Blue 9012 pads P/N 801993 must be used. Wilwood vented rotor P/N 800065 shall must be used as delivered with
no machining of any kind. Minimum thickness 12.20mm (0.481”) 13.25mm (0.522”)."

SRF Hoosier Tire Decal Placement

#36739 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-10 (2024-10 Fastrack)

wordingSRF3 Hoosier decal placement changed from four logos on nose and tail to three logos on sides and center front.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.B, change as follows:
"Mandatory identification: "SRF3" near the side car numbers. "Hoosier" logo (4) on both sides front lower outer corners of the
nose and each side of the tail. Three (3) "Hoosier" logos, one (1) on each side of the car and one (1) on the center front of the car."

SRF3 Hoosier Tire Decal Placement

#36739 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 24-10 (2024-10 Fastrack)

wordingSRF3 Hoosier decal placement changed from four logos on nose and tail to three logos on sides and center front.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.B, change as follows:
"Mandatory identification: "SRF3" near the side car numbers. "Hoosier" logo (4) on both sides front lower outer corners of the
nose and each side of the tail. Three (3) "Hoosier" logos, one (1) on each side of the car and one (1) on the center front of the car."

SM E&O SMX Regs 9.1.7.1.D.5.u-.w

#37070 from Greg Amy · Rule change · TB 24-12 (2024-12 Fastrack)

wordingSMX OE instrument cluster must stay unmodified and connected; aftermarket dash allowed if wiring only re-routed; alternate gauges now permitted; foot pedal comfort mods allowed without relocation.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR, Section 9.1.7.D.5.u-w, change as follows:
"u. Alternate guages and instuments may be added. The original OE instrument cluster must remain unmodified, connected and
functional. However, it may be relocated to allow the mounting of an aftermarket dash such as an AIM. The wiring to relocated
the dash may not be cut or extended, it may only be re-routed. The remainder of teh dashboard or panel must remain intact.
v. Alternate gauges and instuments may be added.
w. Modifications may be made to the foot pedals to improve the comfort and accessibility to the driver; relocation of mounting
points is not permitted.
1. Dead pedal/footrest and heel stop may be added.
w. Instrument clusters must be unmodified parts."

P2 2000 cc Pinto Engine Car Weight

#37187 from Marvin Hodges · Rule change · TB 24-12 (2024-12 Fastrack)

slower · weightP2 2000 cc Pinto engine car minimum weight set to 1335 lbs.
As printed in Fastrack

In P2 Engine Table, Line E Note 2, add the following:
"8. Minimum weight 1335 lbs."

Super Tour Mar 2025 → Super Tour Mar 2026 2025-03-07 to 2026-03-06

SRF Driver Safety & Comfort

#37966 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 25-04 (2025-04 Fastrack)

addedSRF drivers with disabilities may modify seat and controls for safety and comfort with SCCA approval, noted in logbook, for that driver only.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.D, add the following:
"f. Driver Safety and Comfort modifications to seat and controls for drivers with disabilities may be made only by approval. These
modifications must be reported to SCCA Enterprises and noted in the car logbook. The modifications are approved only for the
noted driver with disabilities. If the car is used by or sold to another driver, it must be returned to the previous standard
configuration."

SRF3 Driver Safety & Comfort

#37966 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 25-04 (2025-04 Fastrack)

addedSRF drivers with disabilities may modify seat and controls for safety and comfort with SCCA approval, noted in logbook, for that driver only.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.D, add the following:
"f. Driver Safety and Comfort modifications to seat and controls for drivers with disabilities may be made only by approval. These
modifications must be reported to SCCA Enterprises and noted in the car logbook. The modifications are approved only for the
noted driver with disabilities. If the car is used by or sold to another driver, it must be returned to the previous standard
configuration."

SRF Update SADEV transmission specs

#37992 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 25-04 (2025-04 Fastrack)

wordingSRF SADEV-SRF3 6-speed sequential transmission: effective date clarified to 1 April 2025 onward.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.K, change as follows:
"OR
SADEV-SRF3 6-Speed Sequential (beginning from Oct. 4, 2021 onward):
1st 12-36 3.0000 : 1
2nd 15-31 2.0667 : 1
3rd 18-28 1.5556 : 1
4th 22-28 1.2727 : 1
5th 24-26 1.0833 : 1
6th 25-23 0.9200 : 1
Final Drive Ratio: 15-48 3.20"

SRF3 Update SADEV transmission specs

#37992 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 25-04 (2025-04 Fastrack)

wordingSRF SADEV-SRF3 6-speed sequential transmission: effective date clarified to 1 April 2025 onward.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.K, change as follows:
"OR
SADEV-SRF3 6-Speed Sequential (beginning from Oct. 4, 2021 onward):
1st 12-36 3.0000 : 1
2nd 15-31 2.0667 : 1
3rd 18-28 1.5556 : 1
4th 22-28 1.2727 : 1
5th 24-26 1.0833 : 1
6th 25-23 0.9200 : 1
Final Drive Ratio: 15-48 3.20"

SM Clarify Tire Marking Regs

#38005 from Greg Amy · Rule change · TB 25-05 (2025-05 Fastrack)

wordingSM tire marking rules clarified: one Hoosier SM 7.5 P205/50/ZR17 set per Super Tour weekend, impound after first dry session, damaged tires may be replaced with used tires only.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR Section 9.1.7.C.1.6.c., change as follows:
"1. A mandatory impound for all SMX competitors will occur after the first dry qualifying or race session. All tires will be marked
for the remainder of the race weekend. It is the competitor’s responsibility to report to impound and ensure their tires are
marked prior to leaving impound. SM cars are limited to one set of Hoosier SM 7.5 P205/50/ZR17 per Hoosier Super Tour event
weekend for all dry qualifying and race sessions. This limitation does not include testing or practice sessions. Approved rain tires
will not be required to be marked.
2. A mandatory impound for all SM competitors is required after the first dry qualifying or race (if rain in qualifying) session. It is
the competitor’sresponsibility to ensure their tires are marked prior to going on track for the next session. A mandatory impound
for all SM competitors will occur after the first dry qualifying or race session. All tires will be marked for the remainder of the
race weekend. It is the competitor’s responsibility to report to impound and ensure their tires are marked prior to leaving
impound.
3. If a competitor damages a tire or wheel, and there is a safety concern, the competitor must find the Hoosier Super Tour Series
Tech Chief or SM CCC, if assigned, for inspection. At the direction of the Hoosier Super Tour Series Tech Chief or SM CCC, the
competitor will be allowed to substitute alternate used tire(s) to replace the damaged tire(s). New tires are not an option as a
replacement tire for a damaged tire If a competitor damages a tire or wheel and there is a safety concern, the competitor must
find the Hooseir Super Tour Series Tech Chief or SMX CCC, if assigned, for inspection. At the discretion of the Hoosier Super
Tour Series Tech Chief of SMX CCC the competitor may be allowed to substitute alternate used tires(s) to replace the damaged
tire(s). New tires are not an option as a replacement tire for a damaged tire."

SM SMX Data Submission - Penalties

#38248 from Kathy Barnes · Rule change · TB 25-06 (2025-06 Fastrack)

addedSMX drivers must submit data acquisition files on time or face suspension and $250 fine.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR, Section 9.1.7.1.23 add new level 5 infraction as follows:
Level: "5"
Infraction: "Failure to successfully submit (received by data@specmx-5.com) data acquisition file to data@specmx-5 per the
timeframes outlined in GCR section 9.1.7.1.20."
Penalty: "May suspend the driver (i.e. suspend) of the Spec MX-5 that failed to submit data on time or at all from competing in
SCCA events for the 3 months following the suspension.
A level 5 infraction may carry a $250.00 fine."

SM Committee) SMX Penaly Clarification updated language

#38337 from Spec Mazda (SM/SMX · Rule change · TB 25-06 (2025-06 Fastrack)

wordingSMX penalty language clarified: level 1 and 3 infractions may carry $1,000 fines, level 2 and 4 may carry $500 fines.
As printed in Fastrack

In GCR, Section 9.1.7.1.23. change as follows:
Rename as follows: "Penalties Clarification – Non-Compliant Parts SMX Penalty Guidelines"
Change the Penalty language for level 1 to the following: "A level 1 infraction carries may carry a $1,000 fine."
Change the penalty language for level 2 to the following: "A level 2 infraction carries may carry a $500 fine."
Change the penalty language for level 3 to the following: "A level 3 infraction carries may carry a $1,000 fine."
Change the penalty language for level 4 to the following: "A level 4 infraction carries may carry a $500 fine."

SRF3 SRF Rule Updates

#38853 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 25-09 (2025-09 Fastrack)

addedSRF3 adds oil cooler options P/N G480503 and P/N G1148500; brake rule restructured to list Hawk Blue pads, Wilwood rotor, caliper kit, master cylinder options.
As printed in Fastrack

Effective 9/1/25 in SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V.ff, add the following:
"SRF3 Oil Cooler, P/N G480503 may be used as mounted per the GEN3 Assembly Manual. No fan permitted for SRF. HD Oil
Cooler kit P/N G1148500 may be used as mounted per the GEN3 Conversion Manual."
Effective 9/1/25 in SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.X.g, change as follows:
"Brakes: Hawk Blue 9012 pads P/N 801993 must be used. Wilwood vented rotor P/N 800065 must be used as delivered with no
machining of any kind. Minimum thickness 13.25mm (0.522”). The Renault Alliance solid front rotors may not be used. Rubber
caliper bushings may be replaced with bronze bushings P/N 1196185 or P/N 1196185. Original caliper pistons may be replaced
with vented caliper piston P/N 1196184; no other modification allowed. Wilwood caliper with bracket universal fit P/N 800038
may be used as delivered with no modification of any kind. Wilwood knock back spring (2.63 lbs.) P/N 800045 may be used as
delivered with no modification of any kind; maximum of one spring per caliper.
1. Hawk Blue pads P/N 801993 only
2. Wilwood Vented Rotor P/N 800065 only, as delivered, with no machining of any kind. Minimum thickness 13.25mm (0.522")
3. Wilwood universal caliper Kit P/N 1180008 as delivered, caliper only P/N 800038; Wilwood knock back spring P/N 800045
may be used as delivered, with no machining of any kind, and only one spring per caliper
4. Renault caliper rubber bushings may be replaced with bronze bushings P/N 1196185 or P/N 1196185A
5. Renault caliper piston may be replaced with P/N 1196184 vented piston as delivered, with no machining of any kind
6. Girling .750" Master Cylinder P/N 880358 as delivered, with no machining of any kind
7. Wilwood .750" Master Cylinder P/N 880357 as delivered, with no machining of any kind
8. Tilton .750" Master Cylinder P/N 880360 as delivered, with no machining of any kind"

SRF Add HD Oil Cooler

#38979 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 25-10 (2025-10 Fastrack)

added · engineSRF3 adds HD Oil Cooler P/N G1148500 option alongside standard P/N G480503, no fan permitted.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V.ff, change as follows:
"SRF3 Oil Cooler, P/N G480503 or HD Oil Cooler P/N G1148500 may be used as mounted per the GEN3 Assembly Manual. No fan
permitted for SRF. HD Oil Cooler kit P/N G1148500 may be used as mounted per the GEN3 Conversion Manual."

SRF3 Add HD Oil Cooler

#38979 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 25-10 (2025-10 Fastrack)

added · engineSRF3 adds HD Oil Cooler P/N G1148500 option alongside standard P/N G480503, no fan permitted.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.1.V.ff, change as follows:
"SRF3 Oil Cooler, P/N G480503 or HD Oil Cooler P/N G1148500 may be used as mounted per the GEN3 Assembly Manual. No fan
permitted for SRF. HD Oil Cooler kit P/N G1148500 may be used as mounted per the GEN3 Conversion Manual."

SRF SRF3 Spark Plugs

#39899 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 26-03 (2026-03 Fastrack)

engineSRF3 spark plugs limited to NGK LTR7IX-11 P/N G301041 only; washers and sealing rings prohibited.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.H.18, add the following:
"Spark Plugs: P/N G301041 ONLY NGK LTR7IX-11 / Washers or sealing rings are not allowed for any purpose."

SRF3 SRF3 Spark Plugs

#39899 from Robey Clark · Rule change · TB 26-03 (2026-03 Fastrack)

engineSRF3 spark plugs limited to NGK LTR7IX-11 P/N G301041 only; washers and sealing rings prohibited.
As printed in Fastrack

In SRF, GCR section 9.1.8.D.2.H.18, add the following:
"Spark Plugs: P/N G301041 ONLY NGK LTR7IX-11 / Washers or sealing rings are not allowed for any purpose."

What the rules allowed changed as listed; this does not say what any particular car ran.

Sectors

Sectors are numbered in lap order from start/finish, whatever each event's timing called them; the loop names are SCCA timing's.