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Post by jscphotoqraphy on Jan 1, 2024 18:31:38 GMT 12
Is there a list of the rotation for the new Zealand titles
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Post by NZ Sauber on Jan 1, 2024 18:36:10 GMT 12
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Post by broardside on Jan 1, 2024 20:43:33 GMT 12
It happened again to Welly track the Superstock and stockcar NZ champs on the same season, to much will have to defer one probably.
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Post by skulls on Jan 1, 2024 20:51:00 GMT 12
I can't scroll across to the right to see the Stockcar or superstock rotation.
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Post by grindingdisc on Jan 1, 2024 20:51:13 GMT 12
It happened again to Welly track the Superstock and stockcar NZ champs on the same season, to much will have to defer one probably. 2 different seasons Stockcar nz in welly next year Supers Stocks in Nelson |
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Post by graemeh on Jan 2, 2024 6:37:55 GMT 12
I can't scroll across to the right to see the Stockcar or superstock rotation. Click on the class on the top line. |
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Post by tony27 on Jan 6, 2024 18:36:27 GMT 12
Looking through different classes I see quite a few forfeit titles but not who is the replacement, does it automatically get reallocated to the next track on the list?
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Post by my2cents on Jan 9, 2024 19:06:59 GMT 12
With the dramas in Rotorua and Napier with rain in early January, would Nelson with their strict resource consent and possible struggles to get a rain date be better at look to February to run the NZ Superstock when the weather is a bit more settled?
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Post by hbhornets on Jan 9, 2024 19:37:50 GMT 12
With the dramas in Rotorua and Napier with rain in early January, would Nelson with their strict resource consent and possible struggles to get a rain date be better at look to February to run the NZ Streetstocks when the weather is a bit more settled? No. Palmy team champs is first weekend in Feb and any nz title must be completed before that. Only thing I would say is March. But weather indifferent in march |
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Post by BarryB on Jan 9, 2024 20:57:01 GMT 12
With the dramas in Rotorua and Napier with rain in early January, would Nelson with their strict resource consent and possible struggles to get a rain date be better at look to February to run the NZ Streetstocks when the weather is a bit more settled? No. Palmy team champs is first weekend in Feb and any nz title must be completed before that. Only thing I would say is March. But weather indifferent in march There is NO RULE that says "any NZ title must be completed before that", but certain events are historically locked into certain time frames and for any club to step too far out of what the fans and drivers have gotten used to could pay at the turnstiles. I understand [although I have not had it confirmed by the club] Nelson are looking at even earlier in January than Meeanee chose as their dates. Barry B |
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Post by skulls on Jan 9, 2024 21:07:13 GMT 12
Does anyone know why the NZ Modified champs are in March when all of the other NZ champs are done in january
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Post by Helios on Jan 10, 2024 7:25:39 GMT 12
With the dramas in Rotorua and Napier with rain in early January, would Nelson with their strict resource consent and possible struggles to get a rain date be better at look to February to run the NZ Streetstocks when the weather is a bit more settled? Streetstocks or Superstocks? NZ or GP? |
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Post by tank11 on Jan 10, 2024 7:33:52 GMT 12
No. Palmy team champs is first weekend in Feb and any nz title must be completed before that. Only thing I would say is March. But weather indifferent in march There is NO RULE that says "any NZ title must be completed before that", but certain events are historically locked into certain time frames and for any club to step too far out of what the fans and drivers have gotten used to could pay at the turnstiles. I understand [although I have not had it confirmed by the club] Nelson are looking at even earlier in January than Meeanee chose as their dates. Barry B I think hbbumblebee was just stating his view BB, "must be run" |
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Post by my2cents on Jan 10, 2024 8:07:55 GMT 12
No. Palmy team champs is first weekend in Feb and any nz title must be completed before that. Only thing I would say is March. But weather indifferent in march There is NO RULE that says "any NZ title must be completed before that", but certain events are historically locked into certain time frames and for any club to step too far out of what the fans and drivers have gotten used to could pay at the turnstiles. I understand [although I have not had it confirmed by the club] Nelson are looking at even earlier in January than Meeanee chose as their dates. Barry B I understand that the spectators have got used to early January then 2 weeks later 240s then 2 weeks Palmy Teams then Auckland Teams. But with the changing seasons happening later maybe pushing the NZs to later might be a good thing |
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Post by my2cents on Jan 10, 2024 8:08:38 GMT 12
With the dramas in Rotorua and Napier with rain in early January, would Nelson with their strict resource consent and possible struggles to get a rain date be better at look to February to run the NZ Streetstocks when the weather is a bit more settled? Streetstocks or Superstocks? NZ or GP? Sorry Superstocks....in a hurry a didn't check |
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Post by BarryB on Jan 10, 2024 11:22:40 GMT 12
There is NO RULE that says "any NZ title must be completed before that", but certain events are historically locked into certain time frames and for any club to step too far out of what the fans and drivers have gotten used to could pay at the turnstiles. I understand [although I have not had it confirmed by the club] Nelson are looking at even earlier in January than Meeanee chose as their dates. Barry B I think hbbumblebee was just stating his view BB, "must be run" Possibly, but it's difficult to tell sometimes. Barry B |
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Post by BarryB on Jan 10, 2024 11:26:01 GMT 12
There is NO RULE that says "any NZ title must be completed before that", but certain events are historically locked into certain time frames and for any club to step too far out of what the fans and drivers have gotten used to could pay at the turnstiles. I understand [although I have not had it confirmed by the club] Nelson are looking at even earlier in January than Meeanee chose as their dates. Barry B I understand that the spectators have got used to early January then 2 weeks later 240s then 2 weeks Palmy Teams then Auckland Teams. But with the changing seasons happening later maybe pushing the NZs to later might be a good thing One has to wonder, but the weather is so fickle at all tines of the year, especially summer, there are no guarantees. Poor old Huntly the last couple of seasons have been rained upon anytime between November and March, no matter what month they choose. If it's a big meeting, it rains. Local knowledge may help in some areas when it comes to setting date. It's been a few years now since we've had a New Zealand Superstock title NOT affected by rain, or Covid. Would it be Whanganui in 2019/20? I don't think it was rain delayed, but was very windy and freezing cold from memory? I wasn't actually there. I had flights booked and paid for but didn't go as I didn't feel up to it. Barry B |
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Post by hienekenno1 on Jan 10, 2024 11:48:01 GMT 12
I understand that the spectators have got used to early January then 2 weeks later 240s then 2 weeks Palmy Teams then Auckland Teams. But with the changing seasons happening later maybe pushing the NZs to later might be a good thing One has to wonder, but the weather is so fickle at all tines of the year, especially summer, there are no guarantees. Poor old Huntly the last couple of seasons have been rained upon anytime between November and March, no matter what month they choose. If it's a big meeting, it rains. Local knowledge may help in some areas when it comes to setting date. It's been a few years now since we've had a New Zealand Superstock title NOT affected by rain, or Covid. Would it be Whanganui in 2019/20? I don't think it was rain delayed, but was very windy and freezing cold from memory? I wasn't actually there. I had flights booked and paid for but didn't go as I didn't feel up to it. Barry B Yes Wanganui was freezing!!!🙂 |
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Post by conrod on Jan 10, 2024 17:46:33 GMT 12
I understand that the spectators have got used to early January then 2 weeks later 240s then 2 weeks Palmy Teams then Auckland Teams. But with the changing seasons happening later maybe pushing the NZs to later might be a good thing One has to wonder, but the weather is so fickle at all tines of the year, especially summer, there are no guarantees. Poor old Huntly the last couple of seasons have been rained upon anytime between November and March, no matter what month they choose. If it's a big meeting, it rains. Local knowledge may help in some areas when it comes to setting date. It's been a few years now since we've had a New Zealand Superstock title NOT affected by rain, or Covid. Would it be Whanganui in 2019/20? I don't think it was rain delayed, but was very windy and freezing cold from memory? I wasn't actually there. I had flights booked and paid for but didn't go as I didn't feel up to it. Barry B Been to a lot of tracks but that meet at Wanganui would be the coldest I have ever been at speedway and I’m a Naki boy, how the heck The pits tv boys,stayed up on there platform’s I’ll never know |
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Post by my2cents on Jan 11, 2024 7:19:05 GMT 12
One has to wonder, but the weather is so fickle at all tines of the year, especially summer, there are no guarantees. Poor old Huntly the last couple of seasons have been rained upon anytime between November and March, no matter what month they choose. If it's a big meeting, it rains. Local knowledge may help in some areas when it comes to setting date. It's been a few years now since we've had a New Zealand Superstock title NOT affected by rain, or Covid. Would it be Whanganui in 2019/20? I don't think it was rain delayed, but was very windy and freezing cold from memory? I wasn't actually there. I had flights booked and paid for but didn't go as I didn't feel up to it. Barry B Been to a lot of tracks but that meet at Wanganui would be the coldest I have ever been at speedway and I’m a Naki boy, how the heck The pits tv boys,stayed up on there platform’s I’ll never know I was at Wanganui yes it was cold. But nothing like Dunedin or Invercargill. Wanganui was tropical compared to Dunedin and Invercargill |
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