Native wrote:Which is exactly why I asked.
On the surface, running a stock car in a mod class is kosher, but if you look a little deeper, it might not be...
That said, I don't wanna bother with a handicap - I'd like to run points in class, but it doesn't matter that much...so if no one objects...
Running a stock car in the CORRECT mod class is kosher. Doug's car isn't an M3 car. Since two of the entries in M3 are newbs and probably not reading the forum, I wouldn't take "no objection" to mean that nobody cares.
From our very own
Basic Rules, #2:
"Allowing competitors to make agreements that a certain prohibited modification is okay for a particular car in their class is a can of worms that we don’t want to open. To maintain fairness to all, we ask that you always compete in a class that your car is fully compatible with."
That said, if you want to run in M3 with a handicap that prevents you from placing higher than last so that you can collect at least minimum points in class... I don't think that would be a problem. I've driven Doug's car, it's faster than you might think. (and I've also recently found that one Steve Frank is a pretty darned good driver, as well!)