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How about some truly simple racing rules?
No trackside dynos.
No minimum lap times.
No complicated formulas.
Revolution Racing League, a new endurance group based out of the Pacific Northwest, places cars into one of three classes simply by tire width and fuel capacity. A spec tire is mandated for all entries, and cars must be production-based.
That’s its entire BOP.
Two of the founders of Revolution Racing League, Chris Luscher and Adam Harris, aren’t new to the scene. Both came out of track days and then got into low-buck endurance racing.
But they eventually felt limited by the rules found in the Pacific Northwest endurance scene. A big obstacle that they felt held them back: minimum lap times, with teams penalized for breaking out.
As a result, Chris and Adam found themselves concentrating more on scrubbing off speed than actually racing. “It gets to the point where it gets…
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