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July 07, 2017 at
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Quick question, no reason other than curiosity. Are the POWRi WAR sprints a 410 or 360 series? I looked at the rules and it just says "Open motor rules" So I would assume 410? Apologies if this is a trivial question to some, but I'm a west coast guy not familiar with that series.
Thanks for the help.
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July 07, 2017 at
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I believe most of the drivers run 410s now, but the open motor rule allows them to run 305s and 360s as well.
Ask Frank
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July 08, 2017 at
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Oh right on that's interesting. Thank you for your response Sir.
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July 08, 2017 at
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It is an open motor rule, great series we have ran a 305 with them and got a top 5 and a top ten. We normally run wet sump 360 and have a couple top tens this year. It is a bunch of guys that love non wing racing and can't afford to run with USAC. Casey Shuman is doing a great job with the series. Well Brooke is running the show.  We plan on running most of the races the rest of the year.
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