Time has passed and we're in the Month of March. Since March 2008 this month is the time of the year where everyone starts focusing on the Kyoto Ring Oval. Also since then it have been a CoRe-fest. Two runnings, two wins for CoRe Racing. This year, they can get the hattrick, but several other teams, like Clockwork, Tiger Express, SimRacing Lithuania, Race Sim Radicals, My3id, F1RST, E-Team or Concept Racing try to break this streak. Now the last two weeks of Kyoto 250 preperations begun. We are ready for some racing! The LFSCART Light Winter Series Season Finale and the Spirit of New Dimension Racing Award 2009, as well as the 2010 Kyoto 250 Qualifying and its 2010 Kyoto 115s are surrounding the Great LFS Race this year.
This week will feature the LFSCART Light Season Finale. It is the official support race for the 2010 Kyoto 250. The Championship battle between Concept Racing driver Adam Pettigrew and Simon Murphy of Something Awful comes to an end and it seems like Simon Murphy captured the crown already at the Blackwood Winter Grand Prix one month ago. He just need to qualify to the race and may not be disqualified to be the LFSCART Light Winter Series 2010 champion. Even if this happens, Pettigrew must win to win the title. Coverage of the LLWS Season Finale starts Friday, March 12th at 7.15pm UTC/GMT on multiBC.
Next Sunday, March 14th it's time to qualify for the Kyoto 250. The Qualifying Day will have a hotlap session, followed by Twin 115-Mile Races to finish setting the grid. It will follow the same procedures as last season, with the top two from the hotlaps locked in, and 11 from each Twin 115 making it into the 250. The remaining 6 spots are determined off of hotlap times for those who did not make it in any other way. Follow the action on www.livestream.com/ndrtv.
The Great LFS Race airs live the following Saturday. You're not only able to witness LFS' best oval racers and XRT pros, you're also get the official presentation of the winner for the 2009 Spirit of Spirit of New Dimension Racing Award 2009. The nominees are last year's NDR champions Fredrik Enersen (MiniFBM 2009), David Novak (NDR Challenge 2009), Simon Jakubiak (LFS Beginner's Cup 2009), Ondrej Maska (LFSCART 2009), Nolan Scott (2009 Kyoto 500) and last year's Kyoto 250 champion Phil Diaz. You can still vote for your favorite racer under http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=66162
Follow 2010's Kyoto 250 Race Day on March 20th action beginning 4.00pm UTC/GMT live and exclusive on multiBC.