dont know if the mentioned bass race cd will be required to be used in the lanes.
dont know where or when finals will be.
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-------------------- Scott Van Riper Team Its Real http://www.kinetikpower.com http://www.180db.com 04' DB Drag finals Ex 3-4 169.2 3rd place 04' MECA World Finals 2nd place X2 170.9 04' IDBL World Finals 1st place Ultimate 3 173.4 05' DB Drag Finals ex 1 4th place 06' DB Drag Finals ex 2 2nd place 07' DB Drag Finals ex 2 3rd place 08' DB Drag Finals ex 2 3rd place (loudest losing score 177.3 db lol) Posts: 9059 | From: Morgantown WV | Registered: Apr 2001
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Invitations to the dB Drag Racing World Finals shall be awarded as follows:
9-1 Competitors must accrue the requisite number of points for the current competition season. (Please visit www.termpro.com/dbdrag/rules for seasonal point’s requirements.) The dBDRA reserves the right to reduce this minimum if it believes the World Finals will be in jeopardy from a lack of participation.
9-2 Competitors must establish a maximum Certified SPL at a multi-point dB Drag Racing event. (Competitors are encouraged to continuously increase their maximum Certified SPL by attending as many multi-point events as possible.)
9-3 Competitors may earn an invitation to the World Finals in one of the two following ways...
Traditional Method:
· The dBDRA will invite the top 15 competitors (based on maximum Certified SPL) in each standard class who meet the requirements of sections 9-1 and 9-2. In other words, you must satisfy the minimum point’s requirement for the current competition season AND you must have one of the top 15 Certified SPL scores in your class in order to receive an invitation.
Alternate Method:
· The dBDRA will invite all competitors who participate in 15 or more dB Drag Racing events. (Please refer to section 7-2 for more information on what constitutes active participation.)
Additional Guidelines for Alternate Method:
· At least one of the events must be a multipoint event in order to satisfy Class Certification requirements. (Refer to section 9-6.)
· At a minimum, the competitor must attend shows hosted by four different retail establishments.
· The competitor may accrue a maximum of 5 events from a single retail establishment. (The competitor may participate at more than 5 events at a given retail establishment but only the first 5 events from that retailer will count towards the requirements for an invitation to the World Finals.)
Special Notes:
· If, for whatever reason, there are fewer (or more) pit stalls available at the Finals, the dBDRA reserves the right to invite fewer (or more) than 15 competitors in each class. For example, if there is room to fit 240 pit stalls at the Finals, then we may elect to invite 20 competitors from each class, instead of 15.
· If 2 or more competitors have identical Certified SPL scores in the same class, then their position on the leaderboard will be determined by their total point accrual for the season.
· If a competitor has qualified to compete in 2 or more classes at the World Finals, he or she will be required to choose which class they will participate in at the Finals.
· The dBDRA reserves the right to invite international competitors to participate in the World Finals even if the competitors being invited don’t meet the minimum requirements as specified in this section (9) of the rulebook.
9-4 Certified SPL is linked to the vehicle and class the competitor participates in. In other words, if you switch classes or change vehicles, you will then need to re-establish your maximum Certified SPL for the new class.
9-5 Competitors must be members of the dBDRA at least 30 days prior to the Season Cut-Off date in order to be eligible for an invitation to the World Finals. Please visit www.termpro.com/dbdrag/rules for specific deadline information.
9-6 The deadline for Certified Class changes is typically 30 days prior to the Season Cut-Off date. A competitor’s Certified Class is the standard class in which the competitor has established a Certified SPL. While it is permissible for a competitor to establish a Certified SPL in more than one class during the course of the season, they may not do so in a new class after the Certified Class change deadline date. Please visit www.termpro.com/dbdrag/rules for specific deadline information.
9-7 There will be strict regulation of meters at all multi-point events.
That is all we know today!!!!!!!
Mike
-------------------- Mike Dupont Head Judge dB Drag Racing
those rules are the same as last year. but still dont tell us what hte points requirements are, for either bass race or dbdrag.
and wayne publicly announced that extreme vehicles would have a lower points requirement, yet we dont know that number yet.
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I would like to see no points in extreme but have a min number of shows attended w/cert.(no counting shows in other cars) This would have to be applied to the car going to finals. This would stop people from using ext to chase points in cars that should be lower classes and allow extreme competitors to hit area shows rather then travel only to big shows.
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i think they need to get the same amount of points as everyone else they chose extreme not us? just my thoughts
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quote:Originally posted by Tim Heath: was there ever a number of points posted that an extreme vehicle needs to go to finals? If so ,how many points are required?
Still wondering
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quote:Originally posted by H-O-Alts-Rick: I would like to see no points in extreme but have a min number of shows attended w/cert.(no counting shows in other cars) This would have to be applied to the car going to finals. This would stop people from using ext to chase points in cars that should be lower classes and allow extreme competitors to hit area shows rather then travel only to big shows.
thats a pretty good idea. Something like "Extreme vehicles must attend 8 events including 1 certified event for a finals invitation". The season is approximately 8 months long so 1 show per month average shouldnt be a problem no matter where you live.
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I like that better than points. But Im not in that class anymore. But I would of done it.
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