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Old 19-Oct-2011, 11:29
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I'm in.
Maybe not a full season next year but chomping at the bit already.
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Old 19-Oct-2011, 11:35
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I'm in.
Maybe not a full season next year but chomping at the bit already.

Damn, just sold my 888


But I do have a 800 engine that will fit in my SS frame...................

Can we use wets?


Paul

15th year in DD #68 and getting slower by the year

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Old 19-Oct-2011, 12:30
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I am up for a couple of rounds.
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Old 19-Oct-2011, 12:59
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Should make it power to weight & do away with all the other rules! much easyer to control more bikes around to fit the class.

It would be a far more atractive class to people that like to customise there bikes, also there are a lot of Ducati's out there that have unknown engine specs so to ban sps's & such is ********.
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Old 19-Oct-2011, 16:05
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Damn, just sold my 888


But I do have a 800 engine that will fit in my SS frame...................

Can we use wets?

Paul,

Yes you race on slicks and wets and can have warmers!


Chris
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Old 19-Oct-2011, 18:14
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Just a bit of Background before moving onto the finer points
There was a thread recently started on the forum about having a Class C and contributed to by members that were looking to race Ducatis other than DD.
It has always been possible to race bigger Ducatis with various race clubs and even at selected BSB and International meetings, be it in Sound of Thunder, Minitwins, Thunderbike, Streetstock, Streetfighter or the 848 Challange.

For 2012 it looks like a couple of clubs are offering another couple of oppotunities to race a older Ducati in the form of a Classic Superbike class based on bikes from at least 10 years ago.
One of these clubs is Hottrax who will again be Hosting the Existing Desmo Due Class A and Class B series
They in turn offered us the oppotunity to add bikes to there Proposed Grid, a Grid that already catered for the likes of a Ducati 998, a 996RS or a 996SPS etc across two classes, with the class entered being based on the Spec of the bike.

So to add a 3rd Class to the grid and have it under the Desmo Due banner we considered keeping it in line with the DD ethos, which is the basis for the choice of bikes and many of the rules.
The 4 valve bikes are all based on pre Testastretta production models therefore having a heritage over 10 years old.

And although a lot later Aircooled 2-valve models have been incorporated again their heritage goes back many years. A 1000DS looks just like a 1999 750SSie and the use of Twinspark goes back even futher with BOTT racing

As such the Classic Superbike grid will consist of 3 classes that should cater for all Ducati race bikes over 10 years old.
So if you want to race a Aircooled 2-valver, a 748, 853, 916, 996, SPS, RS there should be a class for you even if you find yourself sharing a grid with a RC45, a R7, a RSV, a ZXR or a SRAD
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Old 19-Oct-2011, 19:18
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You have to be a DSC member to join 1C, do you have to pay the DD fee as well like the A & B ?
£25 DSC
£25 DD

Craig
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Old 19-Oct-2011, 19:25
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Yes sort of will be the answer there Craig as DD membership is £20 then there will be Hottrax Membership at £30

Or if you Join the Hottrax class you can do it at the same price if you want to retain your number

SOLO RIDER REGISTRATION AND CLUB MEMBERSHIP ** - £75
(OPTIONAL SOLO RIDER REGISTRATION)
** SOLO RIDER REGISTRATION = PERMANENT RACE NUMBER AND PRIORITY ENTRIES, (NOT COMPULSORY)


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Old 13-Nov-2011, 12:55
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Hasa the horsepower limit for class 1C been decided yet? I am sure I have seen 120bhp quoted, though I have seen specs for 996s at 123bhp and know of 996s's running at 125bhp. Would a 130bhp limit be acceptable?
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