I'm just wondering what rules I should build my system to. With IASCA, I can keep my 15F cap and run in stock 3. With USACi, looks like I can keep my 15F and run in superstock, but, with dB drag it looks like ill be put right up to Super Street (which I dont want to be in since I dont have a wall and I dont expect to be that competitve in my first year in the scene).

So if dB drags are the most common, I'll prolly ditch my 15F and drop in two 1F's.

Cory

 

Ya you will find a lot more DB Drag events out west then any of the others. I would build to the DB Drag rules.

 

dB Drag
However if you think you're going to be doing a lot of traveling, WCES is putting out a lot of Iasca shows that are around the lower mainland.

I built for dB Drag

 

there are a few shows that are happening but you will have to drive either to lowermainland and kamloops and kelowna. im sure that somehting is happeing in Prince george, but mainly there are tonnes of show from bc to alberta. good mixture of each sanction and non sanctioned shows. Your best bet is to make your system and just get out to shows and theyll put you in the right category. if you are going a little more extreme then maybe you should research the sanction websites a bit more.
good luck and hope to see you out and about.

 

Before last year IASCA was the format primarily used in Pr. George. Since Mike Bisson and James Chevrette hit PG last year all the locals are loving the DBDrag & USACi format.

A rule structured, sanctioned and well judged show does wonders for the competitve spirit around here.

A lot of new competitors are jonesing for some events and come by the store constantly looking for event information. Although....their spirit wanes a little when they have to travel.

You guys keep posting dates and locations and I'll keep putting the word out. I'll be doing my best to have us host a show here in PG. I'll be bending Jody's ear while we are at SBN in the next couple weeks.

 

DB drag has my vote also , as long as Tommy doesnt judge 3X events im there , for IASCA just throw some extra batteries and yer set to go