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GBRC member C7mpr will be hosting a night of casual racing using GBRC Clubman Class cars. The night will kick off around 8pm UK time. All are welcome providing that you are clean and respectful.
Please Send c7mpr a PSN if you have trouble finding the lounge. Lounge will be called GBRC.
Start 10/10/13
Time 19:30 UK time
Time 19:30 UK time
Please see the below for specs of each car class.....
All cars are allowed to be tuned to the max providing they fit the specifications of each class. Ideally we encourage members not to limit/detune engines to fit spec, but rather tune them to the max level allowed for each class.
Class K
Power Weight
107bhp 700kg
Class K is an entry level class, and like all GBRC Clubman Classes is designed to cultivate the skills necessary for very close racing with a variety of competitive cars. Class K is ideally suited to any racer, from novice to experienced, who wish to hone and develop solid race-craft, allowing for extremely close racing but without the steep and often harsh learning curve demanded from a faster and more powerful class of car.
Class K like all GBRC Clubman Classes have power and weight limit restrictions, as well as restrictions based upon the base car you start with.
Any Car can be used that fits the below unless the cars has been banned from the class.
Class K cars, as stock, must weigh more than 700kg
K Class cars, as stock, must have less than 107bhp
Recommended tyres: Comfort Soft
All Drivetrain types are allowed in Class K
Rear wing aero modifications are banned
Class K cars, as stock, must weigh more than 700kg
K Class cars, as stock, must have less than 107bhp
Recommended tyres: Comfort Soft
All Drivetrain types are allowed in Class K
Rear wing aero modifications are banned
Tyre choice For Class K is Comfort Soft. Any aero that effects the PP of the car is banned in Class K.
There is huge diversity of choice within Class K. All drive-train types (with the exception of 4WD) are well represented. Class K cars have their strengths and weaknesses, depending on the track type and layout. It's surprising how fun an eco box can be; but saying that, within K Class there are some nice little quirky classics that make for an entertaining drive.
Class C
Power Weight
177bhp 900kg
Class C was formed to utilise cars we see every day on the road, ranging from the Mazda MX-5 to the Nissan March, and like all GBRC Clubman Classes is designed to cultivate the skills necessary for very close racing, with a variety of competitive cars. This class allows for extremely close racing with greater power than Class K, and for racers to improve their racecraft and car control when racing in a close pack. Class C is ideal for novice drivers and pros to improve their skills with a mix of drivetrains - theres something for all driver levels within power levels. Class C cars are generally easy going on their tyres, reducing the effect of tyre degradation, and thus not impeding easier cars to drive like the FFs during longer races.
Class C like all GBRC Clubman classes have power and weight limit restrictions, as well as restrictions based upon the base car you start with.
Any Car can be used that fits the below unless the cars has been banned from the class.
C Class Cars, as stock, must weigh more than 900kg
C Class Cars, as stock, must have less than 177bhp
Recommended tyres: Sports Hard
All Drivetrain types except MR are allowed in Class C
Class B
Power Weight266bhp 1100kg
Class B is the mid level in the Clubman range, with a good balance of power and weight, making it extremely popular in casual racing. These cars require a moderate-to-high level of driving skill, and while variety of cars is huge, drivers are encouraged to choose their cars carefully. For longer races, picking a car which is easier to drive may be preferable to one with greater outright performance, but greater difficulty. Nevertheless, Honda Integras may be seen in close combat with Nissan Silvias and VW Golf R32s.
Class B, like all GBRC Clubman Classes, have power and weight limit restrictions, as well as restrictions based upon the base car you start with.
Any Car can be used that fits the below unless the cars has been banned from the class.
Class B cars, as stock, must weigh more than 1100kg
Class B cars, as stock, must have less than 266bhp
Recommended tyres: Sports Medium
All Drivetrain types are allowed in Class B
Rear wing aero modifications are banned
Banned cars: Toyota 86 GT; Mazda RX-8
Class B cars, as stock, must weigh more than 1100kg
Class B cars, as stock, must have less than 266bhp
Recommended tyres: Sports Medium
All Drivetrain types are allowed in Class B
Rear wing aero modifications are banned
Banned cars: Toyota 86 GT; Mazda RX-8
There is huge diversity of choice within Class B, FF, FR, MR and 4WD are well represented as well as even RR. Class B cars have their strengths and weaknesses, depending on the track type and layout. The FR cars lend themselves to the more experienced drivers, and FF for the novice as it allows a much more stable platform to race closely, but there is fun to be had in any type you may choose.
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Rear wing aero modifications are banned
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