BoP Lab / Buttonwillow Raceway Park
SRF vs FM vs FB vs SMX pace at Buttonwillow Raceway Park
Quickest here: SMX 1:56.431 Ethan Lampe, Super Tour Feb 2025 qualifying
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| Qual best | Race best | Trap | Qual best | Race best | Trap | vs SRF | Qual best | Race best | Trap | vs SRF | Qual best | Race best | Trap | vs SRF | |||
| Super Tour Feb 2026 CALCL262026-02-21 | 1:56.503Lincoln Larson · fastest of 15 · top 5 within 0.7s+0.072s (+0.06%) | 1:57.973William Wallis · fastest of 15 · top 5 within 0.8s+0.556s (+0.47%) | 141.6Joey Andrews+28.0 mph (+24.6%) | ||||||||||||||
7 rule changes (SRF: 3, SMX: 4)1 engine · 4 wording · 2 other · SRF3 adds HD Oil Cooler P/N G1148500 option alongside standard P/N G480503, no fan permitted. · SMX drivers must submit data acquisition files on time or face suspension and $250 fine. · SMX penalty language clarified: level 1 and 3 infractions may carry $1,000 fines, level 2 and 4 may carry $500 fines. · SMX tire marking rules clarified: one set Toyo RR P235/40/ZR17 per weekend, impound after first dry session, damaged tires may be replaced with used only. · SMX competitors must submit AiM data files within 60 minutes instead of 30 after timed sessions. · SRF drivers with disabilities may modify seat and controls for safety and comfort with SCCA approval, noted in logbook, for that driver only. · SRF SADEV-SRF3 6-speed sequential transmission: effective date clarified to 1 April 2025 onward.show
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| Super Tour Feb 2025 CALCL252025-02-22 | 1:56.431Ethan Lampe · fastest of 15 · top 5 within 1.5s | 1:57.417Ethan Lampe · fastest of 15 · top 5 within 1.6s | 113.6Ryan Gutile | ||||||||||||||
33 rule changes (SRF: 28, SMX: 5)5 tyres & wheels · 3 engine · 2 suspension & brakes · 1 aero · 1 cars added · 1 weight · 13 wording · 7 other · SMX 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. · SRF3 air filter rule removes K&N RC-9160 option, specifies Weems P/N WM301020 only. · SRF Wilwood vented rotor minimum thickness increases to 13.25mm, 0.522 inches. · SRF3 Hoosier decal placement changed from four logos on nose and tail to three logos on sides and center front. · SMX Spec MX-5 camera requirement: non-functioning recorder now will instead of may warrant penalty or disqualification. · SM and SMX must run latest AIM Data Logger Spec MX-5 ECU Protocol, effective 2024-09-01. · SMX Mazda MX-5 OE versus OEM definitions clarified in GCR section 9.1.7.1; wording change only. · SM and SMX now allow an alternate shifter bushing at the bottom of the shift lever. · FE and SRF protest fee rules redirected to GCR section 8.3.1.D for fees and procedure. · SRF Hoosier contingency decal requirement reduced from four decals in specific locations to three decals with simplified placement. · SRF 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. · SRF rain/brake light must be Super Bright LEDs Inc. P/N PT-STRB-R24; secondary filament must connect to rain light switch. · SRF 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. · SRF 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. · SRF radiator options expanded: Enterprises P/N 480465 with baffle 480464, 480466, or Automotive 1R698 and CU698 allowed if cross-reference equivalent. · SRF wet front tyre changes to Hoosier P/N 46100 P185/60R13 H20 or W2 with 2.5" ground clearance. · SRF front W2 rain tyre Hoosier part number changes from 46100 to 46101 P185/65R13. · SRF removes 1985 Renault Alliance solid front rotor option; restrictor sizes decrease 1mm for newer Kawasaki and multi-brand engines; minimum weights increase to 1100 lbs. · SRF tire rule wording clarified: tires must be run as delivered. · SRF brake rotor minimum thickness reduced from 13.25 mm to 12.20 mm; seals and air filter specs clarified. · SRF wet tyres front P185/65R13 W2 option added; air box clarified as-delivered; SRF3 restrictor plate G301048 mandatory Jan 1 2022; P2 motorcycle engines up to 1005cc with 35mm restrictor, 2009+ stock 1075 lbs, 2008 stock 1025 lbs, modifie… · SRF wet tyres add Hoosier W2 option alongside existing H20 from October 4, 2021. · SRF adds SADEV-SRF3 6-speed sequential transmission option with ratios 3.0–0.92:1 and 3.20 final drive. · SRF seal requirements clarified: seals now must be on driveline components in designated locations; unsealed components removed and inspected by CSR or Enterprises rather than engine shipped for testing. · SRF3 alternator pulley specified as P/N G902130 or G902130A, minimum 12oz. · SRF and SRF3 mandatory identification revised: removed Ford Performance and Blue Oval decals, added Hoosier logo placement. · SRF rear springs limited to P/N 280390 only, previous part numbers no longer allowed; ground clearance wording clarified. · SRF Penske shock P/N 280396 bump stop P/N 280407 becomes mandatory, maximum one per shock, effective 05/01/2020. · SRF rain and brake rule supersedes GCR 9.3.32.B.2 effective 1/1/2024 through 12/31/2024. · SRF adds tire warmer prohibition and specifies Hoosier dry and wet tire part numbers. · SRF front nose weight minimum reduced from 35 to 32 lbs. · SRF2 becomes Regional Only; SRF3 nomenclature changed from GEN3 to Ford 1.6L conversion; SRF and SRF3 no longer compete together for points. · SRF drivers may now use Dash Windscreen Kit P/N 1180103 or P/N 180102.show
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About this data
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. 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.