Forzday Endurance Championship - GT-R Class

Beginning January 31st, the FEC will kick-off its inaugural season at Circuit of the America's. This is a different type of racing than what we've been used to in the FRL. In this series, distance will play a key roll. The first race will run a distance of just over 100 miles (29 laps)! Others will be a timed event of 45 minutes to 1 hour. Familiarity with your car, patience and consistency will all be paramount in these races. Details on rules and schedule for those looking to participate can be found below.

The cars eligible to run in this series are:

***Note: the most recent car pack from Turn 10 includes the Nissan GTR. This car is eligible as well. Any additional cars will not be considered until after the conclusion of this season.

Rules as follows:

- All cars must not exceed a point index of R-865
- Community tune/setups will not be accepted, all tuning must be developed by the driver/team "in house".
- All drivers/teams must register their race car before the first race of the series (Jan. 31st) Once your car is registered, you must race that car in each event that you participate in until the conclusion of the season.*
- A 2-lap qualifying run will take place on the Thursday night prior to the Sunday event. Fastest lap will take pole position. If you are unable to make the qualifying session, your vehicle will be placed on the grid at the back of the field (multiple non-qualifiers will be set by order of entry into the lobby before race start).

* Exceptions will be considered for individuals wishing to participate (but that currently do not have Forza 6) after the season begins

Shedule:
Jan. 31st - Circuit of the America's 100
Feb. 21st - 45 Minutes of Prague
Mar. 13th - 24 Laps of Sebring (Full Circuit)*
April 3rd. - 45 Minutes of Spa (Full Circuit)*

April 24th - 30 Laps of Laguna Seca

May 15th - 1 Hour of Le Man (Le Sarthe)

May 29th - Road Atlanta 24 (Full)
June 19th - 45 Minutes of Hockenheim (Full Circuit)

*Chance for rain exists for these events. Track conditions will be determined (by dice roll) on the morning of the event. A bulletin will be posted on the FRL web page informing participants of track condition for the event.