Or it could be "ST" stands for "STR." Probably that's it. It's clearer
to the scorer (me) if folks put STR rather than ST. Then there's no
question which class the driver wants. :)
--Pat K
creative@razorlab.com wrote:
>
> Thanks Pat!
>
> I'll be sure to put STS down next time. =)
>
> I was confused because the standings posted for the july 15th event had
> results in:
>
> Street Touring
> AND
> Street Touring S
>
> but none for Street Touring R (I guess there wasn't any competitors that
> day?)
>
> another question,
>
> If I put down STSN (N for novice) where would my standings go? Is there such
> a thing?
>
> thanks again!
>
> :bryan medway
> 01 Neon ES
>
> > Unfortunately, there are THREE interpretations for the letters "ST."
> > First, there are two Street Touring classes, "S" and "R." "S" is for
> > Street Touring cars on street tires, and "R" is for Street Touring cars
> > on "R" tires.
> > So, when a competitor puts down "ST," I have chosen the STR index 0.809
> > for that class. STS cars have an index of 0.782.
> > If a competitor writes "ST" meaning Street Tire class, there should be
> > a base class written in by it, such as "ST/GS," or ST/SS," etc.
> > It gets confusing for everybody.
> > So next time, if you're running in STR, write "STR," or STS, write
> > "STS," or Street Tire, write "ST/XX class."
> > Hope this all helps and doesn't confuse.
> > --Pat Kelly
> > Scorer and results keyer.
> >
> > creative@razorlab.com wrote:
> >>
> >> I have a novice question.. what is the difference between:
> >>
> >> Street Touring
> >> Street Touring S
> >>
> >> I wrote ST down on my card thinking it was "street touring" but then I was
> >> afraid I was in "street tire"
> >>
> >> but looking at the results, I was in "street touring".. which is what I
> >> wanted.
> >>
> >> anyway.. what is the difference between street touring and street touring
>S?
> >>
> >> thanks in advance
> >>
> >> :bryan
> >> 01 Neon ES
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