Season 22 Schedule Thread *Updated 3/26/17*

[f1fan]

Special Event
Short Track
Road Course
Dirt Track
Speedway
Super-Speedway



1. Round of Florida @ Daytona
2. The Grand Prix of Road Atlanta
3. Round of Louisiana @ Louisiana Motor Speedway
4. Round of Alabama @ Talladega
5. Round of England @ Mallory Park
6. Round of Spain @ Barcelona
7. Round of Germany @ Eurospeedway
8. Round of the Czech Republic @ Brno
9. Round of Belgium @ St. Pierre
10. Round of Michigan @ Flint Speedway
11. The American 700 @ Fontana *One Off Race*
12. Round of Nova Scotia @ R. Kelly
13. Round of Quebec @ Drummond
*Exhibition Race* The ARCSOA Hall of Fame Race @ Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport *Legends of ARCSOA race* 
14. Round of Ohio @ Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport
15. Indianapolis 250 *One Off Race*
16. Round of New Hampshire @ New Hampshire Motor Speedway
17. Round of North Carolina @ Rockingham
18. Round of South Carolina @ Darlington
19. Round of Arizona @ Phoenix
20. Round of Japan @ Twin Ring Motegi
21. Round of Queensland @ Surfers Paradise
22. Round of Victoria @ Calder Park
23. Round of Western Australia @ Barbagallo
24. Round of Brazil @ Rio
25. Round of Illinois at Joliet
26. Round of New Mexico @ Acoma Pueblo International Raceway
27. Round of Mexico @ Mexico City Oval
28.  Round of Texas @ Texas World Speedway
29. Round of Xbalto Islands @ Yabanda Peak Death Mountain Raceway
30. Round of The Republic of Amaria @ Port Skyline International Raceway *One Off Race*

[FitzwaterAustralia59]

I love the schedule

[nhood53]

For Round 12 maybe MidOhio or if possible with your quantity of cars Eldora.

[f1fan]

I updated the schedule a bit... I added a second fictional country to the schedule. They are now back to back!

[Hsuorttocs]

Roush: VIJAY! YOU DO NOT RACE AT A TRACK WITH "DEATH" IN THE NAME!

[f1fan]

Couple of updates...

-Florida is off the schedule... I tried to get Daytona Beach to work, but in reality it didn't.
-The first race will either be Barber Motorsports Park, or Louisiana Motor Speedway
-Road Atlanta is a special event, get your reserve drivers ready for that race.
-Belgium and Michigan are labeled as special events because they are being run on the same day... teams will decide as to which race they are going to.
-Ohio, New Zealand, and Nevada don't have tracks set in stone yet.

[Hsuorttocs]

Jarvi Lethinen, younger brother of Joki Lethinen, will try the race with TRD Scandinavia (Joki means River in Finnish, while Jarvi means Lake)

[Hsuorttocs]

Las Vegas is always fun to watch

[FitzwaterAustralia59]

The 3 NZ tracks I can think of on top of my head is Pukekohe of course everyone knows that track very well, Hampton Downs, and Timaru. Maybe Hamilton street circuit that V8 Supercars used to run there from 2008-2012

[f1fan]

Updated again!

[FitzwaterAustralia59]

Nice

[f1fan]

Updated next year's schedule again... Look what's back as Season opener!

[Hsuorttocs]

It better stick this time lmao

[CJ Racing]

I'm LOVING that early part of the season schedule!!

[f1fan]

The Battle for Lake Erie returns

One of the hallmarks of the old ARC/RSOA wars 40 years ago was the Battle for the Erie. A little historical background was that The American Racing Championship and the Racing Series of America split off from the original Great Lakes Stock Car Invitational Series citing differences in the way that they wanted to run their series. The ARC wanted to remain a short track/large oval series racing primarily east of the Mississippi. The RSOA wanted to run on Road Courses west of the Mississippi. However, both series claimed Ohio/Michigan/Pennsylvania/and Indiana as their territory. Both series actually raced each other around the track. The RSOA guys for the most part, thrashed the ARC guys in those races. But the races always seemed to end up in fist fights between to two factions.

Both series eventually fell apart, and ARCSOA was born out of their ashes. The only drivers that participated in the original series, are Kenny Myatt, who started one RSOA race Pikes Peak, Noah Hart who ran a full season in the ARC's final year, and Jacob Hart, who started the ARC's marquee event, the Talladega 400.

ARCSOA Interim CEO, Vijay Pushanda has announced that the Battle of Lake Erie will return for Season 22. Pushanda stated, "There is an upstart ARC series out there now, and we will let them enter cars in at any time for these races. We will also open them up to one off entries. I know Beaver Run is a bit far from Lake Erie, but we will throw it in there as well. The only problem is, the Round Of Michigan is on the same day as the Round of Belgium. So some of the ARCSOA regular teams will sacrifice their Battle of Lake Erie championship in order to participate over there."

No word on if any of the upstart ARC guys will take ARCSOA up on the offer. The ARC primarily runs on traditional Short Tracks and Large Ovals in the Southern United States right now.

[FitzwaterAustralia59]

The Battle for Lake Erie returns

One of the hallmarks of the old ARC/RSOA wars 40 years ago was the Battle for the Erie. A little historical background was that The American Racing Championship and the Racing Series of America split off from the original Great Lakes Stock Car Invitational Series citing differences in the way that they wanted to run their series. The ARC wanted to remain a short track/large oval series racing primarily east of the Mississippi. The RSOA wanted to run on Road Courses west of the Mississippi. However, both series claimed Ohio/Michigan/Pennsylvania/and Indiana as their territory. Both series actually raced each other around the track. The RSOA guys for the most part, thrashed the ARC guys in those races. But the races always seemed to end up in fist fights between to two factions.

Both series eventually fell apart, and ARCSOA was born out of their ashes. The only drivers that participated in the original series, are Kenny Myatt, who started one RSOA race Pikes Peak, Noah Hart who ran a full season in the ARC's final year, and Jacob Hart, who started the ARC's marquee event, the Talladega 400.

ARCSOA Interim CEO, Vijay Pushanda has announced that the Battle of Lake Erie will return for Season 22. Pushanda stated, "There is an upstart ARC series out there now, and we will let them enter cars in at any time for these races. We will also open them up to one off entries. I know Beaver Run is a bit far from Lake Erie, but we will throw it in there as well. The only problem is, the Round Of Michigan is on the same day as the Round of Belgium. So some of the ARCSOA regular teams will sacrifice their Battle of Lake Erie championship in order to participate over there."

No word on if any of the upstart ARC guys will take ARCSOA up on the offer. The ARC primarily runs on traditional Short Tracks and Large Ovals in the Southern United States right now.

Well that's the battle for the ages of that track. Interesting

[f1fan]

Updated, Barber kind of sucked... but there is another Alabama track that exists!

[FitzwaterAustralia59]

Interesting

[EugeneDemax24]

I see there's an empty spot on the calendar.
I did find a night version of the 2016 Monaco circuit for NR2003

Maybe add one more round in there to make Duel Rounds at Monaco?

Link:
http://wildkustomcars.weebly.com/

[FitzwaterAustralia59]

I see there's an empty spot on the calendar.
I did find a night version of the 2016 Monaco circuit for NR2003

Maybe add one more round in there to make Duel Rounds at Monaco?

Link:
http://wildkustomcars.weebly.com/

Hi Eugene welcome to the forums

[f1fan]

Updated the schedule a bit!

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