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This is part of the TX2K14 event...Friday 3/14/14 will still be dyno day (like always) and Saturday 3/15/14 & Sunday 3/16/14 will be drag racing (like always). Below is information on a new event that we added at the request of our sponsors.

 

TO: All interested in participating or attending the TX2K™ Roll Race Nationals

 

FROM: Peter Blach, Founder TX2K™ and Promoter

 

ANNOUNCING TX2K™ ROLL RACE NATIONALS AT TEXAS WORLD SPEEDWAY

 

I’m incredibly excited to bring this type of event to our TX2K™ family! This year we are suspending the Road Racing event and in its place will be the first ever TX2K™ Roll Race Nationals!

 

DATES: We are going to start a day early, gates open at TWS on Wednesday, March 12th at 7:00 am and the event will be all day the 12th, finishing around 2:00 pm on Thursday March 13th. Wednesday will have us focusing on acclimation runs, grudge matches and starting to qualify for three classes. I’m working on a hotel deal in the Bryan/College Station area for Tuesday and Wednesday night and I’ll share information as soon as I have it. Specific start times and schedules will be forthcoming.

 

NUMBER OF CARS: Number of cars will be limited to approximately 120; sponsors of TX2K14 had the opportunity to grab a spot prior to them becoming available to the public and they have taken approximately 40 of the 120. Therefore I have about 80 spots left.

 

COST: Price is $260 per car. This is non-refundable, however you can transfer an entry if your car cannot make it (subject to my approval – Peter Blach). Keep in mind that non-refundable means that if the weather ends up cancelling the event, there are no refunds. I cannot control the weather but I will have to pay for venue and insurance long before the event.

 

CAR QUALIFICATIONS: The first round of entrants will all need to be ABOVE 800WHP. I reserve the ability to add in lower HP cars later.

 

HOW DO YOU LOCK IN A SPOT: You must email the following information to tx2kenterprises@yahoo.com : Full Name, Car Year, Car Make/Model, Car whp, also include where you read the instructions to sign up (what forum? Facebook?). I am limiting the number of entries that will be allowed to approximately 120 so as to have an event that isn’t too full and one that allows for as many side by side races as possible. If you do not include all of the information requested above I will simply delete your email.

 

CAR RULES: Specific details will follow, BUT in the spirit of the type of event TX2K has been for the past 15 years, we are looking for STREET CARS. That means no tubbed drag cars, no lexan only race cars, no fiber glass body race cars, etc… Also, skinnies will NOT be allowed, cars will need to run a DOT approved tire.

 

GATE FEE: $20 per person per day (this includes racers, spectators, sponsors, etc) to get into the facility. No exceptions to this rule.

 

STRUCTURE: Cars will qualify into one of three classes. The top 16 cars will be in the Unlimited bracket, the next 16 will be in the Super Sport bracket and the next 16 will be in the Sport bracket. Grudge matches (callouts) will be allowed as well and a more formal structure around call outs is forthcoming. We will have a VHT tractor and a crew responsible for “prepping” the first 500-600 ft. of the run area.

 

AWARDS: I am expecting to run the semi-finals and finals for all three classes after lunch on Thursday and then we will have the award presentation with the top three in all three classes receiving awards.

 

HOW THE RACING WORKS: The cars will be paired up in the hot pits and proceed to the end of the hot pit road at the base of Nascar Turn 1 (N1). The cars will leave pit road and pace each other for almost half a mile as they climb the banking. By the middle of Nascar Turn 2 (N2), the cars will be side by side and approaching the long back straight between N2 and Nascar Turn 3 (N3). As they exit N2, they pass over a starting line and accelerate for approximately 1500 feet towards N3. The track is 80’ wide and there will be lane markers. Cars will then pass over a finish line and have 800+ feet to slow down before reaching the banking. The middle of the banking between N3 and Nascar Turn 4 (N4) is not particularly smooth, but the high line and the low line are in good shape. Each car will have plenty of time to slow down and then safely enter the pits at the exit of N4 where an official will hand out slips with MPH numbers to the drivers. Should the vehicle’s brakes fail, simply continue on the banking down the front straight (b/w N4 and N1).

 

STARTS: Both cars will attempt to cross the starting line at the same moment and at the same speed (60 mph). We will have an official starter and if these two criteria are not met within close tolerance (1/2 car length) then the run will be DQ’d.

 

SCORING: When the two cars approach the finish line they will activate a timing system that will calculate their MPH at the end of the run. First car crossing the finish line wins. We will have displays, we will be logging all the times, and we are working to have an AM broadcast system so everyone can follow the action. We will keep boards updated in the paddock/pits area as well.

List as of 12/8 at 6:00 pm Central Time

 

 

 

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1. Chris Riggs – 1500 whp GTR

2. Jordan Frecka – 1400 whp GTR

3. Bob Helms – 1750 whp UGR SL TT (2008)

4. Bob Helms – 1250 whp UGR SL TT (2011)

5. Jorje Martinovic – 1750 whp UGR TT

6. Jason "Mullet" Stevens – 1750 whp UGR SL TT

7. Trevor Harmon – 1050 rwhp Supra

8. Geo Castillo – 1100 rwhp Supra

9. Kelly Martin – 1400 rwhp Viper

10. Jimmy Russell – 1200 whp GTR

11. Jason Purdum – 1350 rwhp GTR

12. Victor Alvarez – 1250 whp GTR

13. David Wilks – 800 whp GTR

14. Tien Nguyen – 1250 whp GTR

15. Ivan Phipps ASS lambda lambda lambda and the omega mu – 1800 whp GTR

16. Tony Palo – 1800 whp GTR

17. Reza Korani – 1450 whp GTR

18. Rich Homer – 1200 whp GTR

19. SW – 1750 whp Mystery Machine

20. Stacy Barnett – 1750 whp UGR TT

21. Wil Granberry - 1250 whp GTR

22. Dustin Hawks – 1250 whp UGR SL TT

23. Fadi Nadar – 1250 whp UGR TT

24. Nathan Cicio – 1300 whp GTR

25. Todd Ulmen – 1300 whp GTR

26. Brian Spachman – 1200 whp GTR

27. Henry Fernandez – 1200 whp GTR

28. Bryan Achee – 1200 whp GTR

29. Jason Shumadine – 1200 whp GTR

30. Tim Lynch – 1200 whp GTR

31. Derrick Harville – 1200 whp GTR

32. Mac McPhail – 1400 whp GTR

33. Wil Granberry – 1600 whp GTR

34. Jamie Carter – 1750 whp GTR

35. Jay G – 1600 whp GTR

36. Kevin Henry – 1200 whp Camaro

37. Zohair Jaffery - 1600 whp GTR

38. Zohair Jaffery - 1250 whp GTR

39. Jason Jimenez - 1300 whp GTR

40. Tuan Ho - 1050 whp GTR

41. Steve Zimmerman - 1100 whp GTR

42. Kristi-Anna Wilson - 950 whp Audi R8

43. Andres Jimenez - 1500 whp GTR

44. Matthew Kim - 900 whp GTR

45. Andy Nelson - 1500 whp Viper

46. Chris Merriner - 950 whp Mustang TT

47. Duy Bui - 1000 whp Nissan 240

48. William Crawford - 1100 Procharged C6

49. Zane Kajmowicz - 1000 whp GTR

50. Michael Harper - 900 whp Plastic mess-06

51. Jay Hardin - 900 whp RX-7

52. Chris Browne - 1250 whp GTR

53. Jaz Bullion - 800 whp CTS-V

54. Tim Buchanan - 1200 whp CTS-V

55. Antonio Calvo - 1250 whp Supra

56. Wallace Spearmon - 1200 whp GTR

57. Chris Johnson - 1250 whp Supra

58. Craig Bush - 1100 whp Supra

59. Ben Haynes - 1200 whp GTR

60. Anthony Taylor - 830 whp 997TT

61. Joe Boyle - 1250 whp UGR Peformante TT

62. John Visconti - TBD

63. Rick Trunkett - 1000 whp Plymouth Duster

64. Charles Nacol - 1150 whp GTR

65. Brandon Jacobs - 1050 whp GTR

66. Blaine Waddell - 1022 whp Supra

67. Shawn Beard - 1300 whp GTR

68. Nico Figueroa - 950 whp GTR

69. Jason Allee - 1200 whp GTR

70. Josh Wiesemann - 1000 Evo8

71. Fidel Ebon - 850 whp GTR

72. Michael Hickey - 1200 whp GTR

73. Jorje Martinovic - 1200 whp GTR

74. Jumar Apolinario - 917 whp GTR

75. Kong Chang - 1300 whp 996TT

76. William Freeburn - 1100 whp GTR

77. Jim Larosa - 1150 whp Viper TT

78. Chris Leboeuf - 1100 whp GTR

79. Robert Williams - 850 whp CTS-V

80. Clayt Stevens - 1000 whp ZR1

81. Tony Whatley - 1100 whp Viper

 

39 spots left

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Where is CTD?

 

More serious question, why are there so many Lambos but not a single Ferrari?

I think I know the general answer, but want to see what others opinions are. Especially those that are really into this scene.

 

In comparison to Lambo? Lack of support and not an ideal chassis to work with, not to mention $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.

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That should be pretty cool, but I'm guessing the road racers aren't too thrilled. I'm curious about the 1000 whp '70 Duster. Somewhat interested in the sea of 1700-1800 whp GTRs and Lambos as well, lol.

 

Cleveland car

 

 

 

I feel piss poor after seeing 90% of the cars listed

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They are saying they have done enough testing on the track and it's not so bad. The banking is setup to enter at 100mph with the wheel straight. So unless someone does something completely stupid, it should be okay.

 

They are also prepping the first 600-800' of the track with VHT... :lolguy:

 

 

That should be pretty cool, but I'm guessing the road racers aren't too thrilled. I'm curious about the 1000 whp '70 Duster. Somewhat interested in the sea of 1700-1800 whp GTRs and Lambos as well, lol.

 

From what Peter is saying on numerous other sites, the road course cost more (required more sponsors to cover) and had far less participants competing....

 

So at this time it's a win-win for the event and racers!

 

Just wish they had a motorcycle class or at least let them compete...

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That should be pretty cool, but I'm guessing the road racers aren't too thrilled. I'm curious about the 1000 whp '70 Duster. Somewhat interested in the sea of 1700-1800 whp GTRs and Lambos as well, lol.

 

As stated earlier, it's a Cleveland car. Owner of Big 3 Racing owns it. Here's a teaser vid of it last year.

 

Like I said, last year and a different setup. That was ~700whp on pump through the auto.

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