A New look Le Mans style racing series for the UK
2009 sees the launch of SPEED, the exciting sports prototype racing series featuring Le Mans-style long-distance high speed races for the UK.
For 2009, SPEED has introduced an additional CN2 category for pure CN cars built with a sealed parts package that includes engine, electronics, dampers and brakes. This will limit initial vehicle purchase costs and control operating budgets through the season.
Latest News
CLOSING DATE FOR ASSEN ENTRIES
Friday, June 26 2009 at 8:55 AM
The closing date for entries for the Speed Series event at Assen is Friday 26 June. Entry forms and payment must be received before 17.00hrs on that day. We currently have 19 cars entered for this excellent value double-race weekend....more
ASSEN PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE
Tuesday, June 23 2009 at 11:53 AM
We have the following provisional timings for our Assen event....more
LOGGERS
Monday, June 22 2009 at 10:23 AM
Remember that the Scrutineer will be checking rev loggers at Assen. Do you have yours fitted and working?...more
BRANDS HATCH GP TEST DAY AVAILABILITY
Friday, June 19 2009 at 1:17 PM
MSVR are running a car track day Monday 13th July on the GP circuit which could be the ideal opportunity for drivers looking to learn the track. As the event is a trackday, no timing will be permitted and all vehicles must be closed wheel and under the 101dB(A) noise limit....more
PEMBREY TESTING AVAILABLE NEXT WEEK
Wednesday, June 17 2009 at 8:47 AM
Counter Solutions Racing have organised a semi-exclusive test at Pembrey on Monday 22 June and Tuesday 23 June NEXT WEEK. Two full days with Open Pit Lane. Transport of race cars to the circuit may be possible and hospitality will be provided. Contact urgently if you want to take advantage of this test...more
MOTUL WINNERS
Tuesday, June 16 2009 at 4:35 PM
Series partner, Motul, is contributing to the prize fund for competitors throughout the season with a £600 pounds worth of vouchers available for SPEED organisers to distribute at each event....more
NOISE LIMIT AT ASSEN
Saturday, June 13 2009 at 10:41 AM
The Dutch noise limit problems get worse. Legislation tightened last autumn and it is a battle for any organiser now to get any track time. They use a very complicated addition of sound-generation for each activity day, week, month etc. And they use ‘drive by’ methods....more
