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I am thinking they would be classed in FS, but no clear classification yet that I could determine.  I haven't noticed them in Fastrack, am I missing the classification?

Also any opinions regarding the xi's potential as an autocross car would be appreciated.  Seem like they would have potential though they are a bit on the spendy side for me. 

Thanks.


 

They've been classed in BSP.  It's in the April FastTrack under Tech Bulletins

http://www.scca.com/documents/Fastrack/08-fastrack-apr-solo.pdf

 

 

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DJsilver

So, there is no stock class for the 335? That's pretty weird.

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Jason P.
Indy Region Moderator
SMS - M3 e46
(STU in 2009 - Thanks SEB! :) )

335i has been classed in f stock since last year!

READ CAREFULLY:  335Xi 

 

the post was in refference to someone commenting on the fact that the 335 was classed in bsp in the latest fastrack.,  They will probably make the 335 listing to include all models just email the seb for clarification.  In any case the all wheel drive is not going to make up for the additional 200lbs that the car has to lug around.  With a curb weight around 3700-3800+lbs it will never get it done.

Tough call.  What's worse, being light and one-legged or fat and having some traction?

At this point, it appears not yet classified, and will email seb regarding such.

 

 

Yet DS says "3 series ('06 +) ", which seems to suggest that ALL of the current 3 series car go into DS.

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Bruce Funderburg
'02 CMC 7 - DM
'04 Subaru WRX STi - STU

It will be of little avail ... if the laws [or rules] be so voluminous that they cannot be read, or so incoherent that they cannot be understood...
Alexander Hamilton

I read it that way initially, but it bothered me that the 335i is already classed in FS.  What would happen if I showed up in Topeka with one set up to run in DS?

Cito:

I read it that way initially, but it bothered me that the 335i is already classed in FS.  What would happen if I showed up in Topeka with one set up to run in DS?

 

You would likely be protested and would lose is my guess. - AB

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'06 Chrysler Crossfire - #87 DS
'04 RX-8 #87 BS (retired)
'01 Celica GTS #193 STS (retired in '05)

I wanted let you guys know we picked up on this at the SAC and we'll recommend a class to the SEB.  It should get published May 20th.

My question was rhetorical...and I am glad they will soon be classed.