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Topic: Electrifying Front Row Challenge Finish Goes to Shane Stewart!
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August 08, 2017 at
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August 08, 2017 at
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http://www.oskychallenges.com/news/?i=51844&clk=featureNews
Ascot was the greatest of all time..
West Capital wasn't half bad either..
Life is good...
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August 08, 2017 at
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Sounds like a great race!
But i think there's a typo. It says : "Sweet emerged victorious"
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August 09, 2017 at
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I thot WoO drivers could not take part in non sanctioned events. Is this true? Is their penalties for non compliance or can they if they dont run the WoO car, meaning they have their own car with different sponsors etc? Or are they free to so what ever they want on any non WoO nigthts? If they have the freedom why wouldn't everyone of them have been there?
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August 09, 2017 at
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Reply to:
Posted By: RodinCanada on August 09 2017 at 12:43:30 AM
I thot WoO drivers could not take part in non sanctioned events. Is this true? Is their penalties for non compliance or can they if they dont run the WoO car, meaning they have their own car with different sponsors etc? Or are they free to so what ever they want on any non WoO nigthts? If they have the freedom why wouldn't everyone of them have been there?
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Going off memory, but I believe they are required to request permission for events that are held at tracks not on the WoO schedule. There's a timing rule that I can't recall right now as well - something within 24 or 48 hours of a sanctioned event. I just perused the rulebook and couldn't confirm, maybe someone else can.
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August 09, 2017 at
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That was my post Apologys -Everyone Stood up
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August 09, 2017 at
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Posted By: SprintFan16 on August 09 2017 at 01:54:03 AM
Going off memory, but I believe they are required to request permission for events that are held at tracks not on the WoO schedule. There's a timing rule that I can't recall right now as well - something within 24 or 48 hours of a sanctioned event. I just perused the rulebook and couldn't confirm, maybe someone else can.
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I don't believe the "timeframe" rule is in effect anymore. You do need to be granted permission to race another race though.
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