Mayf;
The minimums for open records are often different than SCTA minimums. Click on
http://www.bonneville200mph.org/RECORDS.html and pick a class. Beat the existing
200+ record or minimum on an open to get a hat. Your example of AA/BMS is open
in
the 2-Club, with a minimum of 250 mph, even though a BNI record of 243 +/-
exists. .(don't have my book handy)
Ed
DrMayf wrote:
> I glanced through the 2001 rule book and I see the 200 mph club guidelines
> for El Mirage and Muroc, but not the salt lake. Is there a set of governing
> rules or speeds to qualify. I know that generally you must break or set a
> record over 200 mph, but I understand that in some classes it is not simply
> breaking a record but exceeding a minimun establ;ished by the club. Are the
> rules applied the same for every class or is there a formula by which you
> can calculate how much you have to break a record to qualify? For instance,
> in AA/BMS the reord is around 243 or so. Is this a case where simply
> breaking this record will qualify a driver for the club or is there a
> minimum set? I ask this because the E/BMS record is 260 and change which
> might imply that the AA/BMS record needs to be exceeded by a considerable
> amount, say up to 270 or so. How does this work? Is there a place where the
> minimums are posted for each class?
>
> mayf, the rednecked ignorant desert rat in Pahrump.
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