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On May 19th, 2012, the eighth running of the FFRL All-Star
Challenge takes place. This race is a "non points" race
with one winner who is honored at the 2012 Awards Ceremony that
takes place at the end of the season. In 2012, #81 Jay
Mies will be defending his 2011 title. |
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| FFRL All-Star SHOWDOWN | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The distance for the "All-Star Showdown" consists of 2, 20 lap segments (grand total of 40 laps or 60 miles) with the top two finishers moving forward to the "FFRL All-Star Challenge". Once the lead car crosses the line on lap 20 to start the 21st lap, an administrative caution is thrown. Drivers can use this cautions as an "OPTIONAL" caution. Drivers can either enter pit road for service or remain on the track for position.
If a yellow flag is currently in progress during lap 20, that yellow will be counted as the "optional caution".
The "Lucky Dog" is applied for the All-Star Showdown and the Challenge. Gentlemen's rule remains in effect as well as all other FFRL Rules and Policies.
The top two finishers of the "FFRL All-Star Challenge" moves up to compete in the FFRL All-Star Challenge.
For eligibility, the drivers must be an active "Magnum Cup Series" driver that does not meet the criteria of entering the "FFRL All-Star Challenge" |
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| FFRL All-Star SHOWDOWN - SETUP | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| FFRL All-Star SHOWDOWN - QUALIFIED DRIVERS as of May 8, 2012 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| FFRL ALL-STAR CHALLENGE | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The distance for the "FFRL All-Star Challenge"
consists of 90 laps, 135 miles, run in five segments with four
20 lap segments and a signature 10 lap shootout. Each
segment will have a winner who then clinches a top-four spot
coming to pit road for a mandatory stop just prior to the 10-lap
finale. If a driver wins a segment twice, the second-place
driver for that segment gets entry into the top four
guaranteeing at least four cars to start the front on the final
10. First Segment: 20 laps. Field is given a caution at end of lap 20. Winner of first segment will be positioned first to come down pit road at the end of segment 4. The caution is optional. Drivers can pit during this break or stay out. Field is set for next 20 by the order in which they line up. Second Segment: 20 laps. Field is given a caution at end of lap 20. Winner of first segment will be positioned second to come down pit road at the end of segment 4. The caution is optional. Drivers can pit during this break or stay out. Field is set for next 20 by the order in which they line up. Third Segment: 20 laps. Field is given a caution at end of lap 20. Winner of first segment will be positioned third to come down pit road at the end of segment 4. The caution is optional. Drivers can pit during this break or stay out. Field is set for next 20 by the order in which they line up. Fourth Segment: 20 laps. Field is given a caution at end of lap 20. Winner of first segment will be positioned fourth to come down pit road at the end of segment 4. The caution is optional. Drivers can pit during this break or stay out. Field is set for next 20 by the order in which they line up. Mandatory Pit Stop will take place at completion of the fourth segment. The top four drivers in each segment will be directed to enter pit road when OPEN on the first lap. All other drivers must enter pit road the 2nd or 3rd time by. The top four entering pit road first may be "black flagged" due to being ordered to break the line to enter based on segment win. This flag will be removed. Under caution, all drivers MUST enter pit road. Drivers may service their car, top off just for fuel, 2 or 4 tires, or even just drive through. In other words, their service in pit lane is optional. Fifth Segment: 10 lap shootout. Winner takes all. The "Lucky Dog" is applied for the All-Star Showdown and the Challenge. Gentlemen's rule remains in effect as well as all other FFRL Rules and Policies. |
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| FFRL ALL-STAR CHALLENGE - ELIGIBILITY | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| • Drivers who have won races in the
2011 and 2012 Magnum Cup Series. • Past Magnum and Sportsman Cup Champions in the last 10 years. • Drivers who have won the All-Star Race in the last 10 years. • The top two finishers in the present year "FFRL All-Star Showdown". |
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