BWDC Questions

[Curtis Guise]

Yes, when you come into the pit areas on either entrance.

and make sure you stick them on good. The last two races we have raced there the stickers come off and then they come and make you buy a new one. Haha. They must use the worst sticker glue ever.

Mike

Tape it on the inside of the window.

 

[Goober]

RPM back in TT?

 

[MTPyle]

Well I asked about mask and they sent out a press release. Haha sorry guys.

Mike

 

[AZracefan]

RPM back in TT?

Yes, at the beginning of the year when RPM announced they would be out for most of the 2020 season they stated they would return at the BITD BWDC. Curious who's gonna be driving #5?

 

[BajaFand]

So is Shea Road open to spectating or not?

 

[jon coleman]

So is Shea Road open to spectating or not?

yes

 

[mebedb1]

So is Shea Road open to spectating or not?

It's difficult to find, as it's listed under 'python map'.
3rd page shows the Spectator areas.

https://bitd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Parker-Town-and-Pit-Maps.pdf

 

[Jimmy8]

The official stance on spectating this race is we are not publicizing open spectating, but if people happen to show up to watch we don't have a problem with it.

 

[bobylax]

So is Shea Road open to spectating or not?

It appears that Shea is open up to the Matterhorn, as long as you stay south of the road. No spectating along the gas line “Thunder Alley” section by cattle guard on Shea. It also appears that along the fence line that separates CRIT from State/BLM land at the cattle guard is slated for no spectating, but I will confirm with BITD officials, as that is our corner. I think if everyone behaves (please) that you might be able to watch from the East side of the fence on state land. I will let you know if I hear something different.

 

[frozenh2o]

Any ideas on the conflicting info in the FIP about Grand Prix finish verses having to do all lap to be considered a finisher?

The BITD GP finish has not to my knowledge had a minimum number of laps requirement. But you need to get the checkered flag or it's a DNF. One racer could go two laps and break, that's a DNF. Another could go one lap (almost), wait on the course for the leader to pass on the final lap, then follow the winner across the finish line. He gets a finish even though he only completed one lap.