Season 21 Schedule (Updated 9/23/16) (Only Remaining Races shown)

*Canadian Tour*
15. Round of Nova Scotia @ R. Kelly International Raceway
16. Round of Quebec @ The Maple Leaf Endurance Racing Course
17. Round of British Columbia @ Canadian International Speedway

*American Tour Part III*

18. Round of South Carolina @ Darlington
19. Round of Michigan @ Flint
20. Round of Pennsyvania @ Beaver Run
21. Round of Arizona @ Phoenix

*Australian Tour*
22. Round of Victoria @ Calder Park Thunderdrome
23. Round of Queensland @ Surfer's Paradise
24. Round of Western Australia @ Barbagallo

*South American Tour*
25. Round of Brazil @ Cumbia
26. Round of Argentina @ El Salto International Raceway

*African/Middle Eastern Tour*
27. Round of Bahrain @ Sakhir
28. Round of South Africa @ Durbin Speedway

29. Round of the Xbalto Islands @ Yabanda Peak Death Mountain Raceway
30. Round of Amaria @ PSIR

Oh, so we still have the promotional cars then?

Moshe(Moses) Ben-Gurion(Israel)
7. Round of Germany
8. Round of Spain
19. Round of South Africa

Tommy Turbo(USA)
3.Round of Georgia
11. Round of Michigan
14. ARCSOA Fan Challenge 300

Twin Ring Motegi...Nuff Said.

All I have to recommend for tracks are Barber and Darlington

I love this schedule.

YEY I CONVINCED YOU (I THINK)

Hsuorttocs wrote:YEY I CONVINCED YOU (I THINK)

Once again what's with the caps lock

Hsuorttocs wrote:YEY I CONVINCED YOU (I THINK)

Once again what's with the caps lock

My keyboard acts up once in awhile

FitzwaterAustralia59 wrote:

Hsuorttocs wrote:YEY I CONVINCED YOU (I THINK)

Once again what's with the caps lock

What's with the double posting

Just saw the redone schedule, looks awesome!

Dirt. Yes

23 is an odd number of races a season.

Dang we going all over the world. South Africa? Lol

FUEL wrote:23 is an odd number of races a season.

There will probably be one or two more races added.

Added the restrictor-plate race everyone wanted.

Welp. I can say I tried to get Barber on there.

Hello 'Dega!!

Talladega is off the schedule. Mainly because I got bored of it quickly!

Instead, everyone's favorite race flips with St. Pete and gets one-off status. And becomes and endurance race...

Texas is on the schedule...

I like Texas, it's good. And it's probably a good idea to get Road Atlanta out of the way as soon as possible...

CJ Racing wrote:I like Texas, it's good. And it's probably a good idea to get Road Atlanta out of the way as soon as possible...

But I have made it a longer race and more important! It is no secret that I love that track!

Hey, I'm not gonna complain about it! Don't care what the track is(unless it's Taylor Swift Superdome... UGH!), as long as I've got a driver in it I'll be watching!

CJ Racing wrote:Hey, I'm not gonna complain about it! Don't care what the track is(unless it's Taylor Swift Superdome... UGH!), as long as I've got a driver in it I'll be watching!

Actually, I know people who are working on a re-skin of that track!

YAY!! I'd actually accept the track then, cause I have stayed away from watching any race there... Can't stand it!

Road Atlanta celebrates 20th Race by extending race distance, massive purse size.

Road Atlanta has always been a fan favorite race. Fans from all over the country have made the pilgrimage to Georgia to watch the most intense racing seen on a Road Course in the United States. Many people can not believe that it is the 20th running of the Round of Georgia.

To celebrate the longest running event's 20th anniversary, ARCSOA has announced that it is extending the race to 300 miles, making it a double points race, and awarding a winners purse of $1.5 million. Limited one off entries will also be taken (OOC: If I have your car now, or when I have the final full time cars).

ARCSOA's Interim CEO, Vijay Pushanda stated, "Fans have been asking for it to become a special event. So I was more then happy to oblige. Road Atlanta is the toughest road course in the country, and I think we ought to honor that by making it important."

Winning at Road Atlanta has immortalized some in ARCSOA History. Kenny Myatt has been the recent dominating force around "The Pointing Finger." However, Nathan McKane was victorious in Season 19, Jordan Davis won the race in Season 18, and the late Jeffery Finguy won the Season 17 running of the race.

Road Atlanta has become one of the most prestigious races of the entire season. The 20th running of the event should add to the prestige of this great event!

OOC: I have some really nice things planned for the 20th running of the race!