FORMULA 500

The Runoffs are coming up soon. The SCCA's crown jewel event is the annual "Runoffs" and serves as a gathering for the top SCCA racers in the country to go head-to-head and prove who is best.

Throughout its 50+ year history, the Runoffs have been held at legendary tracks including Daytona, Road Atlanta. Mid-Ohio, Laguna Seca, Sonoma, VIR and Road America.

The SCCA National Championship Runoffs returns to the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the second time (the first was 2017). Qualifying and championship racing for the 58th running of the most prestigious amateur road racing event will be held Sept. 28-Oct. 3, 2021.
Let's hope that we get a good group of F500 racers at the Runoffs.

The Runoffs will be live streamed:

You can watch the qualifying and races here:
https://www.scca.com/events/1997530-202 ... ons/latest

Hey everyone, just a heads-up, Indianapolis is in the Eastern Time Zone, so plan your viewing times as necessary.

Runoffs Broadcast Team Brings Familiar Voices Back To Indy

Once again in 2021, all 26 SCCA National Championship races will be streamed live on SCCA.com, October 1 – 3 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. And when the more than 900 competitors run those races, a host of familiar voices will be on that broadcast call.

SCCA Runoffs and motorsports veterans Greg Creamer and John Fippin will anchor the play-by-play for the event, while Tom O’Gorman and Larry “Lefty” MacLeod will provide color commentary. Podium finishers will once again see the face of Heyward Wagner conducting pit lane interviews.

Each of the 26 races will stream live through SCCA.com as well as SCCA’s YouTube channel. The broadcast will again be produced by Apex Broadcast, and will include drone enhancements for the first time. Thursday’s Last Chance Qualifiers for Spec Miata and Spec Racer Ford Gen3 will also be broadcast live.

Here is the entry list as of 9/14/2021
Formula 500
23 entries

Car # driver make/model

3 Carl Maier 2007 Scorpion F600

04 Rick Eskola 2006 QC1 INVADER

06 Jeff Jorgenson 2003 Maverick MV002

6 David Lapham 2015 Novarace Blade

07 Calvin Stewart 2014 Novakar Blade

8 George Bugg 2005 NovaKar J10 Rakavon

9 F Russell Strate, Jr. 2010 Red Devil Red Devil - Suzuki

15 Robert Gray Novakar J9

16 Chuck McAbee 2005 QRE Invader

22 James Weida Scorpion W1

25 Scott Barksdale 2008 Red Devil Barksdale Racing

27 Sven de Vries 1995 Formula 500 Novakar J7

34 Ryan Mayfield 2013 Scorpian FDS 007

38 Steven Jondal 2014 Red Devil JS14

42 Clint McMahan 2016 MCREE 001 001

43 Aaron Ellis 2016 Ellis AE16

44 Jay Beckley 2013 Ellis AE13

55 Keith Joslyn 2009 Scorpion

66 Jeff DeLong 1993 KBS DE01

67 Jack Walbran 2006 Scorpion 2006

73 David Vincent 1994 KBS Mk VII

78 Jason Martin 2004 Novakar J10

86 Timothy Friest 1994 KBS mk VII

Can someone fill in the engine type used by these drivers ?

OK gang, here are the latest qualifying times plus the the engine type is also included: Also note that there is only ONE Rotax engine powered car in the top 9 positions.

Richard

The race is over, now all the talk begins. Here are the results:

Does anyone know why the two DNS didn't start ?