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  Understanding the Pace Car / Safety Car and Yellow Flag rules in MSF in 3 points: 1. Rolling Start: 2 rows side-by-side; overtake on Green light (Race Start). 2. Yellow flag: caution, slow down, do not overtake. PENALTY: DQ (since 2017). 3. Safety Car: drive with caution, catch up to Safety Car, then follow

Please take note the following requirements for the optimum operation of the timing transponders: 1. Ideal height 12 – 14 inches from the road 2. Line of sight to the road: not blocked by metal plate 3. This is not affected by fiber or CF material, only metal Take the effort to create a proper

Historically MSF races have always been 2 rolling start races of 5 laps each. And once a year we also have the MSF Enduro, a 35-minute short endurance race with compulsory driver change in the middle, to provide a bit of a mix of strategies and activities. We call this 2 x 5 laps race

The MSF Enduro Cup is a prize awarded to the most-consistent team and drivers pairing across MSF’s longer race events. The Enduro Cup will feature a trophy for the Champion team – in each category – that has the highest total number of Championship points in the 2 Sprint events (Round 2 and Round 6)

This Round 1 2018’s Drift Gonzo layout features new challenges mixed in with a handful of the previous obstacles from the Preview Round last December. Let’s go through them: 1. The Wall Ride Still high=speed and expected to be 3rd gear for most cars (4th for the top guys!) with an entry over 100 km/h.

Starting this MSF Round 2 on 7-8 April 2018, we are introducing a new concept to our ever popular and ever growing MSF Track Day sessions: MSF Premium Track Day, targeted to a different level of enthusiast that is looking for an even more controlled weekend track day environment with minimum cars. What is Premium