BoP Lab / Laguna Seca

FF vs SM vs SRF3 vs EPx pace at Laguna Seca

Quickest here: FF 1:34.290 Chuck Horn, Hoosier SCCA Super Tour (San Francisco Region) qualifying · SM 1:46.110 Tristan Littlehale, Hoosier SCCA Super Tour (San Francisco Region) race · SRF3 1:37.644 TJ Acker, Hoosier SCCA Super Tour (San Francisco Region) qualifying

	Event	FF			SM					SRF3					EPx
	Event	Qual best	Race best	Trap	Qual best	Race best	Trap	vs FF	% of FF	Qual best	Race best	Trap	vs FF	% of FF	Qual best	Race best	Trap	vs FF	% of FF
	Hoosier SCCA Super Tour (San Francisco Region) ST19JUL262019-07-26	1:34.290Chuck Horn · fastest of 7 · top 5 within 1.8s	1:35.120Courtney Crone · fastest of 7 · top 5 within 1.6s	104.0Chuck Horn	1:46.159Tristan Littlehale · fastest of 11 · top 5 within 1.9s	1:46.110Tristan Littlehale · fastest of 11 · top 5 within 1.2s	87.0Justin Casey	+10.990squal +11.869s	111.6%qual 112.6%	1:37.644TJ Acker · fastest of 25 · top 5 within 0.8s	1:38.588Steve Fogg · fastest of 25 · top 5 within 0.7s	99.9Mike Miserendino	+3.468squal +3.354s	103.6%qual 103.6%
10 earlier rule changes on record, in force before Hoosier SCCA Super Tour (San Francisco Region) (from 2019)1 engine · 9 wording · SRF drivers may now use Dash Windscreen Kit P/N 1180103 or P/N 180102. · SRF3 nose assembly must use approved multi-piece design; no modifications allowed except as specified. · SRF3 brakes now allow Hawk Blue 9012 pads P/N 801993 only; shocks simplified to Penske P/N 280396 sealed assembly only, with optional SCCA Enterprises bump rubber P/N 280407 from 05/01/2020. · SM fuel pump and filter must be Mazda or OEM Equivalent part. · FF Honda Fit permitted to use 0.25mm oversize pistons, cylinder honing increased to 73.315mm maximum. · FF heat shield rule clarified: thermal wrap allowed on manifold exterior if easily removable for inspection. · FF catch tank minimum capacity rules clarified: coolant catch tank now one U.S. pint minimum, oil catch tank one U.S. quart minimum. · SM 1999-2000 model year cars may use replacement Mazda ECU and injector harnesses, unmodified. · SM electrical rules reorganized and clarified; alternator external regulation now prohibited except via OEM ECU/kill switch. · SM removes tire tread protrusion beyond fender opening requirement from GCR 9.1.7.C.5.showhide 2019-07-01 SRF3 SRF Dash Windscreen Kit #27028wordingwordingSRF drivers may now use Dash Windscreen Kit P/N 1180103 or P/N 180102. 2019-05-31 SRF3 New SRF Sectional Nose Rule Addition #26914wordingwordingSRF3 nose assembly must use approved multi-piece design; no modifications allowed except as specified. 2019-05-01 SRF3 SRF Brakes and Shock Rule Changes #26629wordingwordingSRF3 brakes now allow Hawk Blue 9012 pads P/N 801993 only; shocks simplified to Penske P/N 280396 sealed assembly only, with optional SCCA Enterprises bump rubber P/N 280407 from 05/01/2020. 2019-03-01 SM Request to allow aftermarket fuel filters. #26370wordingwordingSM fuel pump and filter must be Mazda or OEM Equivalent part. 2019-02-01 FF Request for Oversize Honda Fit Pistons #25810enginefasterFF Honda Fit permitted to use 0.25mm oversize pistons, cylinder honing increased to 73.315mm maximum. 2019-02-01 FF Heat Shield - Fit Intake #26102wordingwordingFF heat shield rule clarified: thermal wrap allowed on manifold exterior if easily removable for inspection. 2019-02-01 FF Request catch cans/tanks clarification #26158wordingwordingFF catch tank minimum capacity rules clarified: coolant catch tank now one U.S. pint minimum, oil catch tank one U.S. quart minimum. 2019-02-01 SM Request 99-00 replacement Wire harnesses #25602wordingwordingSM 1999-2000 model year cars may use replacement Mazda ECU and injector harnesses, unmodified. 2019-02-01 SM Organize and Clarify 9.1.7.C.1.o. #25913wordingwordingSM electrical rules reorganized and clarified; alternator external regulation now prohibited except via OEM ECU/kill switch. 2019-02-01 SM Strike Tire Tread Language #26123wordingwordingSM removes tire tread protrusion beyond fender opening requirement from GCR 9.1.7.C.5.

Best is the class's fastest lap in that event's qualifying or race sessions, with the driver who set it, how many cars set a time that session and how close the top five were; a best from fewer than three cars is greyed. With two or more classes, "vs" is the gap of each class's best to the first class's at the same event. "% of FF" is the class's best as a share of FF's best at the same event (100% is level, less is quicker): weather and track condition move every class together, so this compares across years where the raw times do not. It still breaks when FF's own field changes or one session was wet and another dry. Newest event first. The coloured figure under each value is the change from the previous event that has one (green is quicker, red slower). Whole laps only, so events with different sector layouts still compare. Weather and track condition are not accounted for.