The IDRC Finals are being held at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, October 16,2011. Entry to race is $80, Spectators pay just $20. Racing starts at 9am, with classes for everything from fun runs for street cars, to eight second drag cars.
It would be great to see a few more GT-R’s out at the events again. It has been a little while since we have done a meet at the event. It seems like most people would rather go to a car show and hardpark, than run their car down the dragstrip.
Sunday October 16th, 2011 at Auto Club Dragway, Fontana, CA.
| Gates Open at 7:00am | Racing Starts at 9:00am |
EVENT SPECTATOR and PARTICIPATION FEES
Racer Entry – $80
Fun Run Entry – $40
General Admission / Spectators: $20
Children (6 – 11): $5
EVENT SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)
08:00am Gates Open
09:00am Time Trials Begin
01:00pm Eliminations Begin
04:00pm Finals
05:00pm Closing Ceremonies
RACE CLASSES
E.T. Bracket Class
what you brung? It doesn’t matter how fast your car is or isn’t. There’s
a bracket class for you to win within the IDRC’s bracket classes. Open
to all import and high-tech domestics from stock to dragsters. The
bracket classes feature the best foot brake (no delay box) racing
action. Vehicles can be mild to wild, full race or full street. Bring
mom’s car, it’s time to have fun!
Fun Run / Shake Down
the 1/4 mile drag strip or to do some test passes to see what your
vehicle is really capable of.
HEADS-UP CLASSES
TRUE STREET
Check out the IDRC’s True Street Class. With all cars running on D.O.T.
radial tires, through the mufflers and in “street legal” trim, the IDRC
gives the local “Kings of the Street” a chance to become national
heroes.
All vehicles in this class maintain factory
chassis construction. A minimum class qualifying time of 13.99 must be
met to make the qualifying field
ALL MOTOR
all vehicles in this class are encouraged to maintain the factory
chassis construction. Variations from the factory chassis restrictions
will result in additional weight asessments as outlined herein.
QUICK CLASS
racing class continues to the sport most popular. Pioneered by Turbo and
Hi-Tech Performance Magazine, this class has evolved to present leading
edge technologies while still maintaining its original purpose – to
showcase the performance available from today’s production compacts. All
vehicles in this class maintain the factory chassis construction. The
highly developed quick class rules allow many different makes and models
to be competitive in the same class. This allows for manufacturer
rivalries, as well as the constant front-wheel drive versus rear-wheel
drive showdowns. Competitive cars currently run in the 9’s or 10’s at
sea-level tracks.
PRO-AM ALL MOTOR FWD/RWD
PRO-AM TURBO FWD
SCALE POLICY
Failure to scale during qualifying means the run will not count. Failure
to scale during eliminations will result in disqualification and
reinstatement of the losing competitor, providing they also scale and
make minimum weight.



























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