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CCS-What classes can I race in?

zx9r-racer

zx9r-racer

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2002 ZX-9R (2002 AFM #2 bike)
This just isn't very clear to me. The subject says it all:

I am an amateur and ride the following:

2002 ZX-9R (with race plastics, of course)

Stock motor (jetted a bit)
I have a stock and aftermarket pipe
I have stock and aftermarket wheels

Thanks!

zx9r-racer
 
the aftermarket wheels will put you in superbike. 9R will put you in open class?

supersport is pretty much stock incl. wheels.
 
MackeyStingray said:
the aftermarket wheels will put you in superbike. 9R will put you in open class?

supersport is pretty much stock incl. wheels.
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So, Unlimited Superbike and Unlimited GP? Is that what the classes are called?

zx9r-racer
 
I don't run big bikes, but would suggest running the GT race. I think your 9R can run in CCS GTO.

I always got my best laptimes at NHIS *after* the halfwaypoint during the GT events that I entered. A combination of fatigue and relaxation helped me get into the "zone" late in this type of race, a type of zone which isn't as easy to achieve in a sprint format. Although its sometimes called an "endurance" race, I found it best to sprint the entire 30 minutes. I found this to be the best race-tracktime.

Good luck!

-Matt
 
MLai_AFM#138 said:
I don't run big bikes, but would suggest running the GT race. I think your 9R can run in CCS GTO.

I always got my best laptimes at NHIS *after* the halfwaypoint during the GT events that I entered. A combination of fatigue and relaxation helped me get into the "zone" late in this type of race, a type of zone which isn't as easy to achieve in a sprint format. Although its sometimes called an "endurance" race, I found it best to sprint the entire 30 minutes. I found this to be the best race-tracktime.

Good luck!

-Matt
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Yeah, I think I'd prefer a GT type race. That sounds good. I've done enough track days to have the endurace to run 30 minutes at a consistent clip. Although, I know a track day is NOTHING like a race...

zx9r-racer
 
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