I'm going to predict some flaw that nerfs the Tesla a lot.
Also, LOL. They listed the Tesla models so they say sexy
Photograph Credit: Rupert Berrington
Starting with the 2021 Tire Rack SCCA Chicago Champ Tour event May 21-23, competitors will be able to compete with electric vehicles in the new Electric Vehicles Experimental (EVX) provisional class.
Just approved by the Solo Events Board, the class is set to draw its rules from “Street and Street Touring with the intention of choosing common-sense allowances to balance streetability and autocross preparation.”
The list of eligible cars includes the Chevrolet Bolt, Nissan Leaf, Porsche Taycan and pretty much every model from Tesla.
The full rule set can be viewed here.
I'm going to predict some flaw that nerfs the Tesla a lot.
Also, LOL. They listed the Tesla models so they say sexy
It's all fun and games until a rule is passed that reclasses subscription based vehicle aids. Then BMW drivers also become miffed.
I for one welcome our new RC ProAm overlords.
Street Touring EV. Sounds like a cool class, esp. for the M3 Performance.
lol Bolt and Leaf. Talk about bringing a knife to a gunfight.
In reply to ProDarwin :
There's a handful of people that autocross their Bolt to major success. Don't count the Bolt out.
The Leaf, on the other hand...
hunter47 said:In reply to ProDarwin :
There's a handful of people that autocross their Bolt to major success. Don't count the Bolt out.
The Leaf, on the other hand...
Not running heads up against a M3P though. In stock form the bolt is an underdog HS car, the M3P is realistically an AS car. That's a big difference to start with, I have to imagine the M3 can fit a bunch more wheel and tire under it than the bolt, much bigger aftermarket for suspension parts, etc.
It seems to me that mode of propulsion is not sufficient for determining classification.
It is kinda funny that this class exists because the EVs were beating up on the ICE cars, not to give them a place to play where they can be slow without being embarassed. My, how things have changed.
In reply to Keith Tanner :
Likewise, look at the Pikes Peak records.
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