All race lengths are scored laps. Road course races will have an extra (unscored) formation lap; Oval Races will have two extra (unscored) formation laps.

Each race distance is the minimum number of laps to exceed 125 miles. Each race will be either its scheduled laps or 2 hours, whichever ends sooner.

Calendar of Events

1. Grand Prix of Blackwood - BL1X_B11 - 11 March 2012
   62 laps - Course length 2.071 mi / 3.333 km
   
2. Grand Prix of Aston - AS3X_A32 - 18 March 2012
   46 laps - Course Length 2.747 mi / 4.420 km
   
3. Kyoto 125 - KY1 - 1 April 2012
   68 laps - Course Length 1.852 mi / 2.980 km
   
4. Grand Prix Jamaica - FE2X_F22 - 15 April 2012[/B]
   34 laps - Course Length 3.690 mi / 5.939 km
   
5. English Grand Prix - SO5 - 29 April 2012
   64 laps - Course Length 1.955 mi / 3.146 km
   
6. Japanese Grand Prix - KY2R - 13 May 2012
   40 laps - Course Length 3.193 mi / 5.138 km
   

Event Timetable

17:20 UTC Qualifying, 20 minutes. Field split into two groups, sessions run concurrently on separate servers.
17:53 UTC Grid Stacking Begins
18:00 UTC Formation Lap Begins

NOTE: Qualifying for the oval will begin at 17:00 UTC, and run for at most 50 minutes to allow anyone to qualify on the single-driver Oval format.

NOTE: Layouts that will be used for each round are available in the OP. Also, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to use the chalk file included in the OP so you see all track markings as intended.

Sunday???? C'mooon...

Quote from prOmo_LTU :

Sunday???? C'mooon...

I could have done Saturday, but then rounds would have beeen anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks apart and then push too far into May for LFSCART and other things to schedule.

Fridays ? Alienate most working / schoolbound Americans.

LFSCART Light on Sunday just worked better with EVERYTHING that NDR.

good choice deko, Fridays were so..... obviously someone has a brain

this happens when you have too much time to waste :P

http://youtu.be/of01JtnTEbc

good looking track choices

Quote from TFalke55 :

this happens when you have too much time to waste :P

http://youtu.be/of01JtnTEbc

Too much time explains this perfectly.