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Old 09-Nov-2011, 00:53   #1
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So if I wanted to enter Supercup as well would that mean 2 entry fees for one race/2 championships?
Can a Ducati that enters in Supercup therefore if it quailfies also be included in Desmo C1 as it is going to be the same race?


Must be something in the water up North
One Race Grid = one Entry Fee
Just register for both Championships, if the bike meets supecup rules its bound to meet Class 1C rules, then you can score points in both

Although strictly speaking the 4-pad calipers you had off me were only found on R models prior to the March 2002 cut off date so shouldn't be allowed on a 996 in Supercup, be interesting to see what Dave manages the Supercup rules


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Old 09-Nov-2011, 07:43   #2
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Must be something in the water up North
One Race Grid = one Entry Fee
Just register for both Championships, if the bike meets supecup rules its bound to meet Class 1C rules, then you can score points in both

Although strictly speaking the 4-pad calipers you had off me were only found on R models prior to the March 2002 cut off date so shouldn't be allowed on a 996 in Supercup, be interesting to see what Dave manages the Supercup rules

I knew that . Just testing ya Kev. Cheers mate.
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Old 09-Nov-2011, 13:47   #3
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Wanna sell those calipers neil?!!!
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Old 09-Nov-2011, 14:29   #4
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thats me told - you can enter both then and race in 2 championships at once...think of the silverware Neil
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Old 09-Nov-2011, 19:20   #5
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thats me told - you can enter both then and race in 2 championships at once...think of the silverware Neil

WTF, that cant be right

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Old 09-Nov-2011, 19:27   #6
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WTF, that cant be right

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thats how I read skids post....

'One Race Grid = one Entry Fee
Just register for both Championships, if the bike meets supecup rules its bound to meet Class 1C rules, then you can score points in both'
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Old 09-Nov-2011, 20:20   #7
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At least i wont be competeing against Neil then, same grid but only superbike for me
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Old 09-Nov-2011, 20:38   #8
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thats me told - you can enter both then and race in 2 championships at once...think of the silverware Neil

Spoke to Karen at Hottrax today and it is correct. Gonna have to speak to Dave though about maybe relaxing the caliper rule.

To be honest I think the only difference between the two types of caliper is that the P4 has a bit better feedback.
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Old 09-Nov-2011, 21:22   #10
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Spoke to Karen at Hottrax today and it is correct. Gonna have to speak to Dave though about maybe relaxing the caliper rule.

To be honest I think the only difference between the two types of caliper is that the P4 has a bit better feedback.

Same can probably be said for other calipers that can be fitted to GSXR750s, ZXR750s, RC45s, R7s etc etc, surely its one rule for all, standard bikes with limited modifications applicable to all bikes in the class. Otherwise where does it stop.
Shower Injectors on a 996Bip or a SPS maybe, the 24 degree headstock insert or 998R engines in Supercup or even a 999 engine as nobody will know the difference


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