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Track maps: sectors and speed trap

Track map with timing sectors and speed trap
Shown for: Runoffs 2023 (race) · Runoffs 2022 (race)
Class · click a class to switch, + to compare alongside
Events

Sectors are not comparable across all of these events. Sector times and the theoretical lap use Runoffs 2022, Runoffs 2023 only. Runoffs 2019 (sectors cut at different points) counts towards whole-lap times and trap speed only.

PosCarDriverClass#LapTheoreticalQualRace5-lap stintConsistencyTrapS1S2S3
1Honda CivicKevin BoehmSTU901:59.948 E-Q31:59.948 E-Q32:00.483 E-R2:00.663 E-R+1.093 E-R143.8 E-Q2
2Porsche 944Johan SchwartzSTU42:00.615 D-Q21:59.9702:00.615 D-Q22:03.906 C-R2:04.666 C-R+1.192 C-R143.9 D-Q143.013 D-Q131.614 D-Q345.343 D-Q1
3Honda CRX SiJoe MoserSTU362:01.260 D-Q22:01.0032:01.260 D-Q22:03.079 C-R2:03.496 C-R+1.347 C-R140.2 D-Q243.151 D-Q332.227 D-Q245.625 D-Q2
4Lotus ExigeElivan GoulartSTU702:01.354 E-Q32:01.354 E-Q32:01.688 E-R2:02.372 E-R+1.403 E-R138.7 E-Q3
5Subaru Impreza LAnthony PiselliSTU14a, 142:01.563 D-P12:01.5632:08.429 D-Q32:44.151 D-R134.7 D-P245.716 D-Q1, D-Q334.040 D-Q147.948 D-Q1
6Honda CivicJorge OrtizSTU1392:02.250 D-Q22:02.2502:02.250 D-Q22:39.465 D-R141.5 D-P343.384 D-Q232.651 D-Q246.215 D-Q2
7Dodge Neon SRT-4Mark LillerSTU192:02.302 C-R2:02.3022:03.417 D-Q32:02.302 C-R2:03.244 C-R+1.918 C-R144.0 C-R44.087 C-R32.557 C-R46.001 D-Q3
8BMW 330Michael FlynnSTU252:02.396 E-R2:03.163 E-Q32:02.396 E-R2:02.907 E-R+0.976 E-R140.9 E-Q1
9Lotus ExigeDavid BrandSTU31, 3b, 32:02.799 E-R2:02.7992:03.690 E-Q32:02.799 E-R2:03.692 E-R+1.907 E-R137.6 D-Q144.386 D-P233.411 D-Q146.686 D-Q2
10Audi A4Chip Herr 2+ carsSTU18a, 182:02.908 C-R2:02.2842:03.668 D-Q22:02.908 C-R2:03.164 C-R+0.427 C-R140.8 C-R43.750 C-R32.335 C-R46.199 C-R
11Honda CivicChris HaldemanSTU282:03.020 E-R2:03.053 E-Q22:03.020 E-R2:03.602 E-R+1.061 E-R138.0 E-Q2
12BMW 325Darin TreakleSTU702:03.214 D-Q32:02.5862:03.214 D-Q32:03.760 C-R2:04.403 C-R+0.624 C-R138.1 D-Q243.978 C-R32.377 D-Q346.231 D-Q2
13Toyota GT86Jose Osiris PenaSTU1992:03.249 D-Q22:03.1842:03.249 D-Q22:05.995 C-R2:08.151 C-R+3.153 C-R142.9 D-P143.853 D-Q233.024 D-Q246.307 D-Q2
14Honda Civic SiSteve EichSTU912:03.329 E-R2:03.479 E-Q22:03.329 E-R2:04.037 E-R+1.477 E-R135.7 E-Q2
15BMW 330ciPaul AzanSTU1732:03.373 E-R2:03.3732:04.204 D-Q22:03.373 E-R2:03.736 E-R+0.979 E-R141.2 D-Q144.396 D-Q232.863 D-Q246.676 D-Q3
16Honda CivicJayson NazarioSTU802:03.975 D-Q22:03.2762:03.975 D-Q22:35.785 D-R130.2 D-Q243.932 D-Q132.729 D-Q146.615 D-Q2
17Subaru BRZDavid Fiorelli 2+ carsSTU1902:04.069 E-Q32:04.069 E-Q32:05.101 E-R2:05.643 E-R+0.478 E-R141.6 E-Q3
18Toyota Celica GT-Four ST165Eric ThompsonSTU1652:04.415 E-Q32:04.415 E-Q32:05.833 E-R2:06.175 E-R+1.370 E-R141.4 E-Q3
19Lotus ExigeAnthony GeraciSTU722:04.993 D-Q32:04.2132:04.993 D-Q32:05.235 C-R2:05.571 C-R+0.615 C-R139.3 D-Q244.012 C-R32.988 D-Q347.213 D-Q3
20Honda AccordJohn Schmitt 2+ carsSTU922:05.725 D-Q32:05.6712:05.725 D-Q32:10.444 C-R142.0 C-R44.955 D-Q333.537 D-Q347.179 D-Q3
21*Blue Ford MustangDavid Fiorelli 2+ carsSTU1902:06.059 D-Q32:05.1832:06.059 D-Q32:09.004 C-R2:09.440 C-R+1.056 C-R141.7 D-P444.989 D-P133.427 D-Q346.767 D-P4
22*Blue Mazda MX-5Jorge NazarioSTU1652:06.877 C-R2:06.6002:06.877 C-R131.3 C-R45.013 C-R33.338 C-R48.249 C-R
23BMW Z4Jeronimo GuzmanSTU662:06.884 E-Q32:06.884 E-Q32:07.752 E-R2:08.397 E-R+2.145 E-R135.5 E-Q3
24Mazda MX-5Dinah WeisbergSTU522:07.566 E-R2:08.857 E-Q32:07.566 E-R2:08.178 E-R+1.654 E-R133.1 E-Q3
25Acura IntegraKevin LachanceSTU882:07.643 E-R2:09.385 E-Q32:07.643 E-R2:08.483 E-R+1.025 E-R133.1 E-Q2
26Acura NSXJohn Schmitt 2+ carsSTU922:09.038 E-Q32:09.038 E-Q32:09.389 E-R2:10.097 E-R+0.690 E-R139.7 E-Q2
27Mazda MiataLuis RiveraSTU382:09.309 E-R2:10.141 E-Q22:09.309 E-R2:10.039 E-R+1.514 E-R133.5 E-Q3
28Mazda MiataRaymond PhilibertSTU1512:09.329 E-R2:10.024 E-Q32:09.329 E-R2:09.850 E-R+0.673 E-R132.0 E-Q3
29Mazda MiataJohn Weisberg 2+ carsSTU532:09.578 E-R2:11.631 E-Q32:09.578 E-R2:10.415 E-R+1.208 E-R129.1 E-Q3
30Nissan 240SXMark A. JohnstonSTU712:09.678 D-Q32:09.2332:09.678 D-Q32:19.440 E-R135.1 D-P145.918 D-Q334.592 D-Q348.723 D-Q1
31Porsche Boxster SEdwin Soto-QSTU68a, 682:10.570 D-Q22:09.5162:10.570 D-Q22:44.575 D-R130.4 D-Q245.957 D-Q134.437 D-Q249.122 D-P2
32Acura TSXWillie PheeSTU742:11.035 E-Q32:11.035 E-Q32:11.457 E-R2:11.938 E-R+1.102 E-R136.2 E-Q3
33Mazda MiataWhitfield GreggSTU172:11.292 D-Q32:11.2922:11.292 D-Q32:18.162 E-R2:18.959 E-R+1.135 E-R131.0 D-P146.518 D-Q334.953 D-Q349.821 D-Q3
34Nissan 300ZXJames SlechtaSTU752:11.667 D-Q32:11.1882:11.667 D-Q32:12.058 C-R2:12.883 C-R+2.411 C-R133.2 D-P1, D-Q246.770 C-R35.089 C-R49.329 D-Q3
35Honda PreludeChristopher DeShongSTU412:11.901 E-R2:16.947 E-Q22:11.901 E-R2:12.983 E-R+2.651 E-R126.3 E-Q3
36Honda Civic SiEdward WerrySTU542:11.975 E-R2:13.561 E-Q32:11.975 E-R2:13.617 E-R+0.341 E-R132.0 E-Q3
37Honda PreludeMatthew BenazicSTU082:13.264 E-R2:16.595 E-Q32:13.264 E-R2:14.995 E-R+2.146 E-R130.7 E-Q3
38Subaru BRZAngelica SpreheSTU1182:13.644 E-Q22:13.644 E-Q22:15.668 E-R2:16.196 E-R+1.877 E-R122.9 E-Q3
39BMW M3Michal KunaSTU742:14.816 C-R2:14.1492:14.816 C-R2:15.947 C-R+1.772 C-R121.6 C-R47.215 C-R35.864 C-R51.070 C-R
40Honda S2000Michael ReeceSTU692:16.035 D-Q32:15.5102:16.035 D-Q32:16.537 C-R2:17.284 C-R+1.687 C-R126.6 D-Q147.583 D-Q336.619 D-Q351.308 D-Q1
41Subaru WRX STIThomas Wiegner >115%STU1132:19.748 D-Q32:19.3002:19.748 D-Q33:01.126 D-R127.0 D-P148.753 D-Q338.045 D-Q352.502 D-Q3
42Mazda MX-5John Weisberg 2+ cars >115%STU52:22.789 D-Q12:22.7892:22.789 D-Q188.0 D-Q148.762 D-Q136.099 D-Q157.928 D-Q1
43Subaru WRX STIChip Herr 2+ cars >115%STU18, 92:33.108 D-R2:32.7542:33.108 D-R119.0 D-R56.132 D-R39.402 D-R57.220 D-R
44BMW 330CIJohn Weisberg 2+ cars >115%STU22:50.701 D-R2:50.7012:50.701 D-R104.7 D-R1:00.857 D-R45.750 D-R1:04.094 D-R

One row per driver and car (a driver who changed cars has a row for each). Each cell is that driver's best in that car across the selected events, with the session it was set in. Best 5-lap stint is the mean of the driver's quickest five consecutive race laps, and consistency is how far their median race lap sat behind their best in that race (small is a driver who does it every lap); both come from the race with the best stint. The fastest in each column is purple, and a car whose best lap is more than 115% of the fastest in its class is greyed (marked ">115%" beside the driver) and left out of the colour scale. Click a column to sort, a row to highlight it. Theoretical lap is the sum of the best sectors, whichever laps they came from, and never slower than the best lap (where a car's fastest laps were recorded without sector times, its best lap is used). The 115% mark is about the car's best lap only: a car whose best lap is within 115% of the fastest in its class is never marked. Greyed sectors with no theoretical lap mean the sector times on file do not add up to a believable lap. Letters refer to the events above; Q is qualifying, R a race.

Sectors

Sectors are numbered in lap order from start/finish, whatever each event's timing called them; the loop names are SCCA timing's.

By car

CarClassDriversLapQualRaceTrapS1S2S3
Honda CivicSTU71:59.948Kevin Boehm1:59.948Kevin Boehm2:00.483Kevin Boehm143.8Kevin Boehm43.151Joe Moser32.227Joe Moser45.625Joe Moser
Porsche 944STU12:00.615Johan Schwartz2:00.615Johan Schwartz2:03.906Johan Schwartz143.9Johan Schwartz43.013Johan Schwartz31.614Johan Schwartz45.343Johan Schwartz
Lotus ExigeSTU32:01.354Elivan Goulart2:01.354Elivan Goulart2:01.688Elivan Goulart139.3Anthony Geraci44.012Anthony Geraci32.988Anthony Geraci46.686David Brand
Subaru Impreza LSTU12:01.563Anthony Piselli2:08.429Anthony Piselli2:44.151Anthony Piselli134.7Anthony Piselli45.716Anthony Piselli34.040Anthony Piselli47.948Anthony Piselli
Dodge Neon SRT-4STU12:02.302Mark Liller2:03.417Mark Liller2:02.302Mark Liller144.0Mark Liller44.087Mark Liller32.557Mark Liller46.001Mark Liller
BMW 330ciSTU32:02.396Michael Flynn2:03.163Michael Flynn2:02.396Michael Flynn141.2Paul Azan44.396Paul Azan32.863Paul Azan46.676Paul Azan
Audi A4STU12:02.908Chip Herr2:03.668Chip Herr2:02.908Chip Herr140.8Chip Herr43.750Chip Herr32.335Chip Herr46.199Chip Herr
BMW 325STU12:03.214Darin Treakle2:03.214Darin Treakle2:03.760Darin Treakle138.1Darin Treakle43.978Darin Treakle32.377Darin Treakle46.231Darin Treakle
Toyota GT86STU12:03.249Jose Osiris Pena2:03.249Jose Osiris Pena2:05.995Jose Osiris Pena142.9Jose Osiris Pena43.853Jose Osiris Pena33.024Jose Osiris Pena46.307Jose Osiris Pena
Subaru BRZSTU22:04.069David Fiorelli2:04.069David Fiorelli2:05.101David Fiorelli141.6David Fiorelli
Toyota Celica GT-Four ST165STU12:04.415Eric Thompson2:04.415Eric Thompson2:05.833Eric Thompson141.4Eric Thompson
Honda AccordSTU12:05.725John Schmitt2:05.725John Schmitt2:10.444John Schmitt142.0John Schmitt44.955John Schmitt33.537John Schmitt47.179John Schmitt
Ford MustangSTU12:06.059David Fiorelli2:06.059David Fiorelli2:09.004David Fiorelli141.7David Fiorelli44.989David Fiorelli33.427David Fiorelli46.767David Fiorelli
Mazda MX-5STU32:06.877Jorge Nazario2:08.857Dinah Weisberg2:06.877Jorge Nazario133.1Dinah Weisberg45.013Jorge Nazario33.338Jorge Nazario48.249Jorge Nazario
BMW Z4STU12:06.884Jeronimo Guzman2:06.884Jeronimo Guzman2:07.752Jeronimo Guzman135.5Jeronimo Guzman
Acura IntegraSTU12:07.643Kevin Lachance2:09.385Kevin Lachance2:07.643Kevin Lachance133.1Kevin Lachance
Acura NSXSTU12:09.038John Schmitt2:09.038John Schmitt2:09.389John Schmitt139.7John Schmitt
Mazda MiataSTU42:09.309Luis Rivera2:10.024Raymond Philibert2:09.309Luis Rivera133.5Luis Rivera46.518Whitfield Gregg34.953Whitfield Gregg49.821Whitfield Gregg
Nissan 240SXSTU12:09.678Mark A. Johnston2:09.678Mark A. Johnston2:19.440Mark A. Johnston135.1Mark A. Johnston45.918Mark A. Johnston34.592Mark A. Johnston48.723Mark A. Johnston
Porsche Boxster SSTU12:10.570Edwin Soto-Q2:10.570Edwin Soto-Q2:44.575Edwin Soto-Q130.4Edwin Soto-Q45.957Edwin Soto-Q34.437Edwin Soto-Q49.122Edwin Soto-Q
Acura TSXSTU12:11.035Willie Phee2:11.035Willie Phee2:11.457Willie Phee136.2Willie Phee
Nissan 300ZXSTU12:11.667James Slechta2:11.667James Slechta2:12.058James Slechta133.2James Slechta46.770James Slechta35.089James Slechta49.329James Slechta
Honda PreludeSTU22:11.901Christopher DeShong2:16.595Matthew Benazic2:11.901Christopher DeShong130.7Matthew Benazic
BMW M3STU12:14.816Michal Kuna2:14.816Michal Kuna121.6Michal Kuna47.215Michal Kuna35.864Michal Kuna51.070Michal Kuna
Honda S2000STU12:16.035Michael Reece2:16.035Michael Reece2:16.537Michael Reece126.6Michael Reece47.583Michael Reece36.619Michael Reece51.308Michael Reece
Subaru WRX STISTU22:19.748Thomas Wiegner2:19.748Thomas Wiegner2:33.108Chip Herr127.0Thomas Wiegner48.753Thomas Wiegner38.045Thomas Wiegner52.502Thomas Wiegner

The best any driver of each car managed across the selected events, with who set it. Spellings and model years of the same car are grouped; click a row marked ▸ to see each version. Grouping is worked out from the names, so tell us if two cars are wrongly merged or split.

Rule changes between these events

Runoffs 2019 → Runoffs 2022 2019-10-05 to 2022-09-24

STU Request for an electronic throttle body

#27342 from Paul Azan · Rule change · TB 19-12 (2019-12 Fastrack)

neutralSTU cars with manual OEM throttle bodies may convert to OEM electronic throttle body of same inner diameter.

In GCR section 9.1.4.G.8, make changes as follows:
"Cars produced with an electronic throttle body may use the OEM electronic throttle body. The OEM
electronic throttle body may be converted to manual actuation and the actuation cam on a manual
throttle body may be changed to alter the opening/closing rate of the butterfly. Alternately actuated
throttle bodies may be considered on a case by case basis. Vehicle/engine combinations with manual
OEM throttle bodies may be converted to an OEM electronic throttle body of the same inner diameter as
the original OEM throttle body."

STU Please Modify the STU Wheel Size Rule for Clarity

#27694 from David Fiorelli · Rule change · TB 20-03 (2020-03 Fastrack)

fasterSTU vehicles over 2951 lbs base weight may use 9 inch wide wheels, up from 2950 lbs.

In STU, GCR section 9.1.4.1.F.1., change base weight as follows:
"Vehicles over 2950 2951 base weight may use a 9 inch wide wheel."
Note: Other requests in this letter are not recommended.

STU Turbo Engine Cars Base Weight

#28032 from Jose De Miguel · Rule change · TB 20-03 (2020-03 Fastrack)

neutralSTU turbocharged engines now use base weight instead of minimum weight, with 3% DI increase applied to base weight.

In STU, GCR section 9.1.4.1.H.6., change as follows:
"All turbocharged engines shall use a turbo inlet restrictor. Vehicle minimum base weight is determined
by TIR size selected from the following table. Turbocharged engines of greater than 2.7L displacement
shall use the weight either as listed in the lbs/cc or restrictor size/lbs charts, whichever is greater.
Turbocharged engines utilizing Direct Fuel Injection (DI) shall increase their minimum base weight by
3%."

STU Request to approve Honda S2000 HKS supercharger

#27281 from Matt Spicuzzi · Rule change · TB 20-04 (2020-04 Fastrack)

fasterSTU Honda S2000 adds HKS Supercharger kits 12001-AH006 and 12001-AH010 as allowed.

In STU, Honda S2000 (2000 Maximum Displacement) Spec Lines, change notes as follows:
"HKS Supercharger kit 12001-AH006 and 12001-AH010, allowed"
In STU, Honda S2000 (2157 Maximum Displacement) Spec Lines, change notes as follows:
"HKS Supercharger kit 12001-AH006 and 12001-AH010, allowed"

STU Request BoP on the Lotus

#27637 from Eric Heinrich · Rule change · TB 20-04 (2020-04 Fastrack)

slowerSTU Lotus Elise Cup R and SC models, plus Exige SC, gain 100–200 lbs minimum weight.

In STU, Lotus Elise Cup R Spec Lines, change weight as follows:
"2200 2300"
In STU, Lotus Elise SC/ LotusExige SC Spec Lines, change weights as follows:
"2200 2300"
"2400 2500"

STU Turbo Inlet Restrictor On MK5 Volkswagen

#27704 from Joshua Fitzpatrick · Rule change · TB 20-04 (2020-04 Fastrack)

slowerSTU Volkswagen GTI/GLI MK5 and Jetta Mk4 may install turbo inlet restrictor in OEM turbo inlet housing.

In STU, classify the Volkswagen GTI/GLI MK5 as follows:
"May install TIR in the OEM turbo inlet housing. Must comply with all TIR specification."
In STU, Volkswagen Jetta Mk4 Spec Lines, add to Notes as follows:
"May install TIR in the OEM turbo inlet housing. Must comply with all TIR specification."
In STU, add Spec Line, Volkswagen GTI/GLI MK5:
STU Maximum
Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Volkswagen

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GTI/GLI MK5
1984 Chart K04 turbocharger permitted. May install TIR
in the OEM turbo inlet housing. Must comply
with all alternate TIR location specification.

STU Honda K20C1 removal

#27732 from SCCA Staff · Rule change · TB 20-04 (2020-04 Fastrack)

slowerSTU Honda K20C1 Turbo I4 restrictor reduces from 36mm to 35mm.

In STU, Honda K20C1 Turbo I4 Table A, change Notes as follows:
"36 35mm"

STU Change GM LNF 2.0 Allowance to LSJ Engine for Viable STL 2.0

#27884 from David Mead · Rule change · TB 20-04 (2020-04 Fastrack)

slowerSTU GM Ecotech LNF now allowed with turbo removed or with LE5 head and intake manifold, meeting STL specs.

In STU, GM Ecotech LNF Spec Lines, add to Notes as follows:
“LNF Engine Permitted with turbocharger removed. LNF Engine short block with LE5 cylinder head and
intake manifold permitted. Must meet all other STL specifications.”

STU Alternate Engine for Porsche 944

#28259 from Tim Pitts · Rule change · TB 20-04 (2020-04 Fastrack)

unclearSTU Porsche 944 now permits VW/Audi 1.8L and 2.0L turbo engines as alternates.

In STU, classify the Porsche 944 as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement
(cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Porsche 944 1800 Chart VW/Audi 1.8L turbo engine
permitted.
Porsche 944 2000 Chart VW/Audi 2.0L turbo engine
permitted.

STU Rotary Help

#27833 from Nick Leverone · Rule change · TB 20-06 (2020-06 Fastrack)

neutralSTU Mazda 13B Bridge Port and Street Port engines added with 2550 and 2250 lbs minimum weights respectively.

In STU, Mazda 13B Bridge Port, add Spec Line as follows:

A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.

STU Request for Alternate Intake Manifold

#26514 from Jon McLendon · Rule change · TB 20-07 (2020-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTU request for alternate intake manifold denied; no rule change issued.

Thank you for your letter. This change is not recommended.

STU Request for Addition to GT3 Approved Turbo List

#27576 from Chris Edens · Rule change · TB 20-07 (2020-08 Fastrack)

neutralGT3 and STU add Borg-Warner EFR6258 to approved turbocharger list.

In GT3, GCR section 9.1.2.F.7.h.6., add turbocharger as follows:
"d. Borg-Warner EFR6258"
In STU, GCR section 9.1.4.1.H.5, add turbocharger as follows:
"- Borg-Warner EFR6258"

STU Request BoP for my Car

#29004 from Peter Federlin · Rule change · TB 20-07 (2020-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTU large displacement turbo engines limited by GCR turbo list; non-turbo trim suggested as more competitive.

Thank you for the letter. Given the rule set for STU large displacement turbo engines are limited by the
turbos allowed in the GCR. We are forced to adhere to this turbo list to maintain parody in the smaller
displacement turbo engines. This engine may be more competitive prepared in non-turbo trim in STU or
inquire with T1 committee about running turbo trim.

STU Sequential Shifters in STU

#29031 from Jeff Starkweather · Rule change · TB 20-07 (2020-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTU sequential shifters referred to Board of Directors for approval; no change implemented yet.

Thank you for your letter. The Club Racing Board is monitoring performance and adjusting as needed.
Recommended Items
The following subjects will be referred to the Board of Directors for approval. Address all comments,
both for and against, to the Club Racing Board. It is the BoD’s policy to withhold voting on a rules change
until there has been input from the membership on the presented rules. Member input is suggested and
encouraged. Please send your comments via the form at www.clubracingboard.com.

STU Minimum Weight Determination

#27695 from David Fiorelli · Rule change · TB 20-08 (2020-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTL and STU clarify weight adjustment calculation order: engine adjustments first, then chassis adjustments.

In STU, GCR section 9.1.4.10., add the following:
"All weight adjustments for engines shall be applied first, then that total is to be used as the baseline for
any chassis-related weight adjustments. Chassis related adjustment that are percentage based are
performed by adding specified percent first and subtracting specified percentage second if necessary.
Final step is addition or subtraction of specified weight in pounds."
In STL, GCR Section 9.1.4.4., add the following:
"All weight adjustments for engines shall be applied first, then that total is to be used as the baseline for
any chassis-related weight adjustments. Chassis related adjustment that are percentage based are

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performed by adding specified percent first and subtracting specified percentage second if necessary.
Final step is addition or subtraction of specified weight in pounds."

STU ST Gurney flap Wicker clarification

#29012 from SCCA Staff · Rule change · TB 20-08 (2020-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTL and STU rear wing rules clarify that wicker is a Gurney flap; no performance change.

In GCR section 9.1.4.D.4, clarify wording as follows:
"d. Wings shall be a single element with a maximum chord length of 8.50 inches, including
any wicker Gurney flap."
"f. The entire rear wing assembly, including the end plates and any wicker Gurney flap, shall be mounted
a minimum of 6.0 inches below the peak of the roof or roll cage main hoop whichever is higher,
measured at the highest point. Cars with a wagonback/notchback/hatchback style body may have the
rear wing assembly, including the end plates and any wicker Gurney flap, mounted a maximum of
4.0inches above the highest point of the roof."

STU Request for Advanced Aero Rule Wording Clarification.

#29124 from David Mead · Rule change · TB 20-09 (2020-09 Fastrack)

neutralSTU fender flare rules reworded: up to 2" per corner allowed with 1% weight penalty total.

In GCR, Section 9.1.4.1., remove d.:
"d. Each fender may be flared to allow for tire clearance up to 2” with a weight penalty of 1%. The flare must maintain the OEM
profile and appearance, seamlessly around the wheel arch. Material may be added or removed as necessary to create flare."
In GCR, Section 9.1.4.1., add 4. as follows:
"4. Fender Flare
Fenders may be flared up to 2" per corner with a total weight penalty of 1%. The flare must maintain the OEM profile and
appearance, seamlessly around the wheel arch. Material may be added or removed as necessary to create flare."

STU Request clarification on wing measurement

#29640 from Jose De Miguel · Rule change · TB 20-12 (2020-12 Fastrack)

neutralST aero devices and reference areas now include end plates but exclude fasteners protruding over 1/2 inch.

IN ST, GCR Section 9.1.4.D.4.e, add the following:
"Unless otherwise specified in the applicable rules the measurement of aero dynamic devices and reference areas shall include
end plates but not include fasteners as long as the fasteners serve no other purpose. Fasteners may protrude no more than 1/2”
from the mounting surface."

STU 13B Rules Adjustment

#29333 from Nick Leverone · Rule change · TB 21-01 (2021-01 Fastrack)

slowerSTU Mazda 13B Street Port classified at 2400 lbs minimum weight, replacing peripheral and bridge port variants.

In STU, remove Spec Line in entirety, Mazda 13B, weight 2300.
In STU, remove Spec Line in entirety, Mazda 13B Bridge Port, weight 2600.
In STU, classify Mazda 13B Street Port as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Mazda 13B Street Port N/A 2400 Allow any dual throttle
body/bodies. Chokes must be
located within 4” of the throttle
butterfly. Auto-type 2bbl choke(s)

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with any dual-Y manifold.

STU Brake Component Relocation

#29990 from Christopher Childs · Rule change · TB 21-02 (2021-02 Fastrack)

neutralST cars may relocate ABS actuation hardware and wiring anywhere in engine compartment.

In ST, Section 9.1.4.N.1., add the following:
"ABS actuation hardware and wiring may be relocated anywhere within the engine compartment."

STU Porsche PDK

#30081 from Michael Kamalian · Rule change · TB 21-02 (2021-02 Fastrack)

neutralSTU Porsche PDK automatic transmission limited to 8 forward speeds instead of torque converter restriction.

In STU, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.C.2., change as follows:
"Transmission and ratios are free. Forward gears are limited to 6 speeds. Cars equipped with automatic transmissions using a
torque converter a re limited to 8 forward speeds. Cars with sequential shift transmissions including factory DCT-type systems
shall increase the required minimum weight by 3.5%."

STU Reference Letter #29333 Proposed STU 13B Spec Line Changes

#30086 from Scott Peterson · Rule change · TB 21-02 (2021-02 Fastrack)

fasterSTU Mazda 13B Street Port 2400 removes choke location restriction, allows auto-type 2bbl with dual-Y manifold.

In STU, Spec Lines, Mazda 13B Street Port 2400 Min Weight, change Notes as follows:
"Allow any dual throttle body/bodies. Chokes must be located within 4” of the throttle butterfly. Auto-type 2bbl choke(s) with
any dual-Y manifold. Unrestricted"

STU Drive Shaft Request

#30087 from Scott Peterson · Rule change · TB 21-02 (2021-02 Fastrack)

neutralSTU driveshaft and half-shaft materials change from OEM-type to steel or aluminum.

In GCR, Section 9.1.4.L.1., change as follows:
"Alternate differential housings are permitted from the same model of vehicle. Differential may be open, locked, or of a limited-
slip type. The internals of limited-slip type differentials may be modified to change the amount of slip limiting. Differentials with
external, or electric, adjustability are prohibited. Driveshaft and half-shafts may be aftermarket, but shall be the OEM-type and
use the same types of materials as stock steel or aluminum. Drive shafts may be replaced by one piece drive shafts, and
conversely."

STU Super Touring Alternate Miata Hubs

#30345 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 21-03 (2021-03 Fastrack)

neutralSTL/STU 90-05 Mazda Miata gains approval for Mazda Motorsports Development alternate front wheel hubs.

In ST, GCR section 9.1.4.M, add alternate front wheel hubs as follows:
"18. Allow alternate front wheel front hubs for the 90-05 Mazda Miata:
Mazda Motorsports Development Part #0000-04-5HUB-S1"

STU Provision for Interchangeable Engine Components Already Allowed

#30342 from Justin Taylor · Rule change · TB 21-04 (2021-04 Fastrack)

unclearSTU Honda S2000 allows F20/F22 K24 crankshaft with chart weight for achieved displacement.

In STU Spec Lines, Honda S2000, add to Notes as follows:
"F20/F22 K24 Crank Shaft allowed, must use chart weight for achieved displacement."

Applies to Honda S2000 on this page: Michael Reece

STU ST Oil Coolers E&O Correction to 9.1.4.2.H

#30388 from Philip Royle · Rule change · TB 21-04 (2021-04 Fastrack)

neutralST oil coolers and filters now explicitly allowed to be added or substituted; wording clarifies existing permissions.

In ST, section 9.1.4.G.14, change as follows:
"Vents, breathers, and oil filters and oil coolers may be added, or substituted. All emission control devices may be removed and
the resulting holes plugged."

STU Request for Fender Flare Clarification

#30375 from David Mead · Rule change · TB 21-05 (2021-05 Fastrack)

neutralSTU fender flare rules clarified: maximum 2 inches, must cover tire contact patch from above, cannot alter body configuration or wheel opening geometry.

In STU, section 9.1.4.1.A.4., change as follows:
"The exterior contour of all wheel openings Fenders may be flared up to a maximum of 2” per corner with a total 1% weight
penalty of 1%. The flare must maintain the OEM profile and appearance, seamlessly around the wheel arch. Material may be
added or removed as necessary to create flare. The fender/wheel opening or any other part of the body forming the wheel
opening, when viewed from the top perpendicular to the ground, must cover the portion of the tire that contacts the ground
while the car is at rest. The flaring of the exterior contour of any wheel openings may not alter the basic body configuration or
change the wheel opening size, location or shape when viewed from the side."

STU STU Fender flares

#30696 from Patrick Lipsinic · Rule change · TB 21-07 (2021-07 Fastrack)

neutralSTU fender flare wording clarified: exterior contour of any wheel opening may not change opening size, location or shape from side view.

In STU, Section 9.1.4.1.A.4., change as follows:
"The flaring e of the exterior contour of any wheel openings may not change the wheel opening size, location or shape when
viewed from the side. The overall vehicle width may not exceed the manufacture's published width, plus 4"."

STU Request weight reduction for 12A bridgeport motor in Miata

#30751 from christopher harris · Rule change · TB 21-07 (2021-07 Fastrack)

fasterSTU Mazda 12A Bridge Port Miata weight reduced from 2550 lbs to 2350 lbs.

In STU Spec Lines Table B, Mazda 12A Street Port, change Notes as follows
"Induction: 1 Nikki 4 barrel carburetor with primary chokes bored to match secondary chokes on a stock manifold, or 1 Auto-
type 2 barrel carburetor with 42mm chokes on a "dual-y" manifold."
In STU Spec Lines Table B, Mazda 12A Bridge Port, change weight as follows:
"2550 2350"

STU Request to Add Honda K23 Spec Line

#30682 from David Mead · Rule change · TB 21-08 (2021-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTU adds Honda K23 with 2354cc displacement and minimum weight per chart, K24 block allowed with K23 internals and head.

In STU, classify Honda K23 as follows, effective 1/1/2022:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Honda K23 2354 Chart May use K24 block. Must maintain all K23
internals. Must use K23 cylinder head.
Maximum bore of 87mm.

STU RE: Aug FT letter 30682

#31060 from David Mead · Rule change · TB 21-09 (2021-09 Fastrack)

fasterSTU Honda K23 internals rule relaxed to require only K23 crankshaft, allowing other internal modifications.

In STU, Honda K23, change Notes as follows, effective 1/1/2022:
"Must maintain all K23 internals. use K23 crankshaft."

STU Throttling Device Clarification

#31323 from Jose de Miguel · Rule change · TB 22-01 (2022-01 Fastrack)

neutralSTL and STU piston engines clarified: intake manifold and cylinder head porting remains free.

In GCR, Section 9.1.4.1.B.4., change as follows:
"The intake and exhaust porting on piston engines is free. Porting of intake manifolds and cylinder heads is free on piston
engines."

STU Request Allowance for Balance Shaft Delete in STU

#31434 from David Fiorelli · Rule change · TB 22-02 (2022-02 Fastrack)

fasterSTU engines may delete balance shafts and plug openings; alternate pulleys allowed for timing belt or chain operation only.

In GCR, Section 9.1.4.G., add as follows"
"29. Any engine balance shafts and associated gears or pulleys may be removed and the resulting openings plugged (including
those in oil passages). Alternate pulleys or gears, of the same number as stock, may be installed in the location of the balance
shaft pulleys or gears if required for timing belt or chain operation; they must serve no other purpose. Any engine balance shafts
and associated gears or pulleys may be removed and the resulting openings plugged (including those in oil passages). Alternate
pulleys or gears, of the same number as stock, may be installed in the location of the balance shaft pulleys or gears if required for
timing belt or chain operation; they must serve no other purpose."

STU Request Louvers in hood vents

#31916 from David Fiorelli · Rule change · TB 22-02 (2022-02 Fastrack)

neutralSTU hood vents allowed to include louvers within 200 sq. inch area.

In GCR, Section 9.1.4.1 A.2., add as follows:
“Louvers within the 200 sq. inch are allowed.”

STU Single TB Weight Modifiers

#31449 from John Weisberg · Rule change · TB 22-03 (2022-03 Fastrack)

fasterSTU normally aspirated engines: minimum weights reduced up to 310 lbs; single throttle body weight reduction removed.

Effective 5.1.2022 In STU, GCR Section 9.1.4.H.1., change as follows:
"1. Minimum weights for cars with normally aspirated piston engines will be determined by 1.1 lbs/cc displacement for the
installed engine (see following table) the following table. Displacement is the stock displacement for the installed engine. For the
purpose of weight assignment, engine displacement will be rounded to the nearest 50cc (e.g., 2176cc = 2200cc and 2175cc =
2150cc)."
Factory Engine Displacement (cc) Minimum Weight (lbs)

A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.

STU Request to Remove A4 1.8t from STU Spec Line Tables

#31465 from Chip Herr · Rule change · TB 22-03 (2022-03 Fastrack)

slowerSTU Audi A4 1.8T minimum weight fixed at 3050 lbs, VF30 turbo with 35mm restrictor now required only.

In STU Spec Lines, Table B, Audi A4 Turbo, change as follows:
Model: "Audi A4/VW 1.8 Turbo"
Minimum Weight: "Chart 3050"
Notes: "K04 turbocharger permitted. IHI VF30 turbo with 35mm turbo inlet restrictor permitted required."
In STU Spec Lines, Table B, Porsche 944 Max Disp. 1800, change as follows:
Minimum Weight: "Chart 3050"
Notes: "VW/Audi 1.8L 35mm turbo engine permitted inlet restrictor required."

Applies to Audi A4 on this page: Chip Herr

STU Improved Touring Tires

#32063 from Greg Amy · Rule change · TB 22-03 (2022-03 Fastrack)

neutralSTL and STU Improved Touring vehicles must conform to 9.1.4 Tires & Wheels requirements.

In STU Table B, Improved Touring Vehicles (1985-), change Notes as follows:
"Must completely conform to ITCS requirements. Tires must conform to 9.1.4, Tires & Wheels"
In STL Table B, ITA-spec and ITS-spec RX7, change Notes as follows:
"Must completely conform to ITCS requirements. Tires must conform to 9.1.4, Tires & Wheels"
In STL Table B, ITS, ITA, ITB, or ITC vehicles (1985- ), change Notes as follows:
"Must completely conform to ITCS requirements. Tires must conform to 9.1.4, Tires & Wheels"

STU Request Adjustment to Min Weight for STU BMW E36 M3 (95-99)

#31535 from Griffin Gamcsik-Uly · Rule change · TB 22-04 (2022-04 Fastrack)

fasterSTU BMW S52B32 minimum weight drops 90 lbs to 3110; max displacement cut to 3152 cc.

In STU Spec Lines, BMW E36 M3 (95-99), change as follows:
Car: "BMW E36 M3 (95-99) S52B32"
Maximum Displacement: "3200 3152"
Weight: "3200 3110"
Notes: "Engines are permitted 0.040 overbore, 0.5 point increase in compression. Engines must use the OEM
camshaft lift and stock intake plenum. "

Applies to BMW M3 on this page: Michal Kuna

STU BMW E36 M3 Canadian (North American) S50B32 engine

#31866 from Ryan Hameetman · Rule change · TB 22-04 (2022-04 Fastrack)

neutralSTU BMW S50B32 Euro classified at 3201 cc displacement, 3300 lbs minimum weight.

In STU Spec Lines, BMW S50B32 Euro, classify as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
BMW S50B32 Euro 3201 3300 Engines are permitted 0.040 overbore, 0.5
point increase in compression. Engines
must use the OEM camshaft. Engine must
use stock intake plenum.

STU Engine Swap Origin Country

#32209 from Jon McLendon · Rule change · TB 22-04 (2022-04 Fastrack)

neutralST engine swap origin country requirement changes from North America to the United States for case-by-case approval.

In ST, GCR Section 9.1.41.G.2., change as follows:
Engines from vehicles not available in a car delivered in North America the United States will be considered and approved on a
case-by-case basis for use in ST. For an engine to be considered, a member must submit a classification request to the CRB with
the following information:

STU CRX/Civic Del Sol

#32214 from Stephen Wheeler · Rule change · TB 22-04 (2022-04 Fastrack)

slowerSTU Honda CRX (84-91) and Civic Del Sol (93-97) ineligible for front wheel drive weight reductions.

In STU, classify Honda CRX (84-91) as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Honda CRX (84-91) Chart Ineligible for front wheel drive weight
reductions.
In STU, classify Honda Civic Del Sol (93-97) as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Honda Civic Del Sol
(93-97)

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Chart Ineligible for front wheel drive weight
reductions.

STU Error correction

#32383 from Super Touring Committee · Rule change · TB 22-04 (2022-04 Fastrack)

fasterSTU vehicles at or over 2950 lbs base weight may use 9 inch wide wheels instead of 8.0 inch maximum.

In STU, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.F.1, change as follows:
"Wheels may not exceed 18 inches in diameter and 8.0 inches in width for vehicles under 2950 lbs. base weight. Vehicles over
2951 with base weight equal to or over 2950 may use a 9 inch wide wheel."

STU Single TB Weight Modifiers Add to Chart

#32393 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 22-04 (2022-04 Fastrack)

fasterSTU minimum weights reduced: 2450cc to 2596 lbs, 2500cc to 2635 lbs, 2550cc to 2675 lbs.

Effective 5.1.2022 In STU, GCR Section 9.1.4.H.1., add to chart as follows:
Factory Engine Displacement (cc) Minimum Weight (lbs)
2450 2695 2596
2500 2750 2635
2550 2665 2675

STU Opposed to the Proposed STU Weight Chart

#32381 from Edwin Soto-Quinones · Rule change · TB 22-05 (2022-04 Fastrack)

neutralSTU cars that qualified for 9 inch wheels in 2021 may continue through 2022 only.

In STU, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.H, add the following after weight chart:
"Any STU car that qualified to run 9 inch wheels in 2021, may continue to run 9 inch wheels thru 2022 only."

STU Clarification request for GCR 9.1.4.D.3.a Splitter Definition

#32414 from Bill Damron · Rule change · TB 22-05 (2022-04 Fastrack)

neutralSTU splitter definition clarified: must be single-plane with no vertical deviations, attached to lowest front point.

In ST Category Specifications, GCR Section 9.1.4.D.3.a, change as follows:
"Definition: A horizontal, single-plane aerodynamic device attached to the lower est point of the front of the vehicle, protruding
forward. It is intended to divert air and produce downforce through vertical pressure differential. A splitter shall have no vertical
deviations."

STU Error in new minimum weight table when combined with other text

#32711 from Super Touring Committee · Rule change · TB 22-07 (2022-07 Fastrack)

slowerSTU normally-aspirated 2976–3200 cc single-throttle engines lose 10% base engine weight reduction.

In STU Specifications, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.H., eliminate the following in its entirety and renumber:
"2. Normally-aspirated engines with stock displacement 2976cc-3200cc that breathe through a single throttle body may reduce
base engine weight 10%."

STU Redundant Language in May GCR

#32713 from Super Touring Committee · Rule change · TB 22-07 (2022-07 Fastrack)

neutralST redundant language removed from balance shaft and pulley modification rules.

In ST, GCR Section 9.1.4.G.29, change as follows:
"Any engine balance shafts and associated gears or pulleys may be removed and the resulting openings plugged (including those
in oil passages). Alternate pulleys or gears, of the same number as stock, may be installed in the location of the balance shaft
pulleys or gears if required for timing belt or chain operation; they must serve no other purpose. Any engine balance shafts and
associated gears or pulleys may be removed and the resulting openings plugged (including those in oil passages). Alternate
pulleys or gears, of the same number as stock, may be installed in the location of the balance shaft pulleys or gears if required
for timing belt or chain operation; they must serve no other purpose."

STU Request Mazda 13 B turbo

#32668 from Raymond Philibert · Rule change · TB 22-08 (2022-08 Fastrack)

neutralSTU Mazda 13B Turbo classified, streetport only, stock turbos prohibited, alternatives allowed.

In STU Spec Lines, Table B: Alternate Vehicle and Engine Allowance, classify Mazda 13 B Turbo as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Mazda 13B Turbo N/A Chart Limited to Streetport only. Stock turbos are
not allowed; only alternative turbos listed
in the STU rules are allowed.

STU Hood Vents and Intercooler Scoops

#32733 from Patrick Lipsinic · Rule change · TB 22-08 (2022-08 Fastrack)

fasterSTU OEM louver vents now exempt from vent count and 200 square inch allowance.

In STU, GCR section 9.1.4.1.A.2., add as follows:
"Louver vents that are OEM do not count in the number of vents allowed or 200 square inch allowance."

STU Non 4 valve weight reduction removed

#32808 from Bjorn Stange · Rule change · TB 22-08 (2022-08 Fastrack)

fasterSTU 2400cc non-4-valve engines gain 9% base weight reduction; DI turbo prep limits removed.

In STU Specifications, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.H.1., change Chart as follows:
"Factory Engine Displacement (cc) - 2400
Minimum Weight (lbs) - 2596 2595"
In STU Specifications, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.H.1., add the following:
"Normally-aspirated engines of fewer than 4 valves per cylinder may reduce base engine weight 9%."
In STU Specifications, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.H., remove the following and renumber:
"4. All Direct Injected (DI) Turbocharged engines will be limited in preparation. DI Turbo engines must use OEM compression
ratios, OEM camshaft lift, and may not port the cylinder head."

Runoffs 2022 → Runoffs 2023 2022-09-24 to 2023-09-23

STU E&O STU NA Weight Chart.

#33737 from Eric Heinrich · Rule change · TB 23-03 (2023-03 Fastrack)

fasterSTU minimum weight chart updated: 2450cc to 2595lbs, 2600cc to 2710lbs.

In STU, GCR Section 9.1.4.1.H.1. chart, Factory Engine Displacement (cc) Minimum Weight (lbs), change as follows:
"2450 2596 2595"
"2600 2860 2710"

STU Alternate OEM Miata Intake Manifold

#33827 from Brandon Steinhauer · Rule change · TB 23-04 (2023-04 Fastrack)

neutralSTU Mazda BP5A classified at 1839 cc maximum displacement, 2023-04-01.

In STU Spec lines, classify Mazda BP5A as follows:
STU Maximum Displacement (cc's) Minimum Weight Notes
Mazda BP5A 1839 Chart May use engine in its entirety or specific
components from the engine.

STU 2022 Toyota GR Cup for STU

#34449 from Club Racing Board · Rule change · TB 23-06 (2023-05 Fastrack)

neutralToyota GR Cup and GR86 Cup (2022-) newly classified in STU at 2700 lbs with 2387 cc engine.

In STU Spec Lines, Toyota GR Cup (2022-), classify as follows:

A specification table follows in the original; it is not shown here.

What the rules allowed changed as listed; this does not say what any particular car ran.