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Official Race Schedule – 10/27/2020 2020 Classic 24 Hour & Daytona Historics Official Race Schedule – 10/27/2020 Saturday, November 7th Wednesday, November 4th (HSR Race & Start of Classic 24 Hour) (Test Day for HSR & Classic 24) 8:00 Classic 24 Hour Hardship By Appt Only 7:20 Test Day Driver’s Meeting Thursday, Continued 8:45 BRM V/GTC Enduro 8:00 Classic 24 Group A & G 4:40 HSR Groups 2 & 3 (Q2) 10:00 HSR Groups 6 & 11 (R2) 8:35 Classic 24 Group B, C & D 5:10 Global GT Race/Classic RS Cup Race 10:30 HSR Groups 8, 9 & 10 (R2) 9:10 Classic 24 Group E & F 5:30 – 7:00 pm DINNER BREAK 9:45 HSR Test Group 1 – Grp 2/3 11:00 HSR Groups 2 & 3 (R2) Classic 24 Hour Night Practice 10:20 HSR Test Group 2 - Grp 5/7 11:30 HSR Groups 5 & 7 (R2) 10:55 HSR Test Group 3 – Grp 6/11 7:00 Classic 24 Group G 12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH 11:30 HSR Test Group 4 – Grp 8/9/10 7:30 Classic 24 Group F Start of the Classic 24 Hour 12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH 8:00 Classic 24 Group E 1:00 pm Classic 24 Group F 1:00 Classic 24 Group A & G 8:30 Classic 24 Group C & D 2:00 pm Classic 24 Group A 1:35 Classic 24 Group B, C & D 9:00 Classic 24 Group B 3:00 pm Classic 24 Group B 2:10 HSR Test Group 1 – Grp 2/3 9:30 Classic 24 Group A 2:45 Classic 24 Group E & F 4:00 pm Classic 24 Group C & D 3:20 HSR Test Group 2 – Grp 5/7 5:00 pm Classic 24 Group E th 3:55 HSR Test Group 3 – Grp 6/11 Friday, November 6 6:00 pm Classic 24 Group G 4:30 HSR Test Group 4 – Grp 8/9/10 (HSR Qualifying & Race; Classic 24 Qualifying Races) 7:00 pm Classic 24 Group A 8:00 HSR Groups 8, 9 & 10 (Q3) 8:00 pm Classic 24 Group B Thursday, November 5th 8:25 HSR Groups 6 & 11 (Q3) 9:00 pm Classic 24 Group C & D 8:50 HSR Groups 5 & 7 (Q3) (HSR Qualifying Sessions & Classic 24 Practice) 10:00 pm Classic 24 Group E 8:00 HSR Groups 2 & 3 (Q1) 9:15 HSR Groups 2 & 3 (Q3) 11:00 am Classic 24 Group F 8:30 HSR Groups 5 & 7 (Q1) 9:40 Classic 24 Group A (QR) Sunday, November 8th 10:10 Classic 24 Group B (QR) 9:00 HSR Groups 6 & 11 (Q1) 12:00 am Classic 24 Group G 9:30 HSR Groups 8, 9 & 10 (Q1) 10:40 BRM H/P & GTM Enduro 12:00 –1:00 LUNCH 1:00 am Classic 24 Group A 10:00 Classic 24 Group G 2:00 am Classic 24 Group B 10:30 Classic 24 Group F 1:05 HSR Groups 2 & 3 (R1) 1:35 HSR Groups 5 & 7 (R1) 3:00 am Classic 24 Group C & D 11:00 Classic 24 Group E 4:00 am Classic 24 Group E 10:30 – 12:45 Mandatory Driver Mtgs 2:05 HSR Groups 6 & 11 (R1) 5:00 am Classic 24 Group F (see schedule on 2nd Page) 2:35 HSR Groups 8, 9 & 10 (R1) 6:00 am Classic 24 Group G 11:30 – 1:00 LUNCH 3:05 Classic 24 Group C & D (QR) 7:00 am Classic 24 Group A 1:05 Sasco Sports Int’l/Am. Chlg Race 3:35 Classic 24 Group E (QR) 8:00 am Classic 24 Group B 1:35 Classic 24 Groups C & D 4:05 Classic 24 Group F (QR) 9:00 am Classic 24 Group C & D 2:05 Classic 24 Group B 4:35 Classic 24 Group G (QR) 10:00 am Classic 24 Group E 2:35 Classic 24 Group A 11:00 pm Classic 24 Group F 3:10 HSR Groups 8, 9 & 10 (Q2) 12:00 pm Classic 24 Group G 3:40 HSR Groups 5 & 7 (Q2) 4:10 HSR Groups 6 & 11 (Q2) 2020 Classic 24 Hour & Daytona Historics Official Race Schedule – 10/27/2020 Classic 24 Hour Groups/Classes DRIVER’S MEETINGS SCHEDULE: Group A Early FIA era: ‘62 – ‘72 CLASS Test Day Drivers Mtg: Wednesday 7:20 AM – FIA Prototype Sports Cars, Gr. 5/6 (over 3.0L) A-1 FIA Prototype Sports Cars, Gr. 5/6 (under 3.0L) A-2 HSR Sprint Race Groups/Classes Gatorade Victory Lane (Required for ALL Drivers FIA Grand Touring/Sports, Gr. 3/4 (over 3.0L) A-3 Group 2 ~ Vintage Sports Cars Participating in Test Day) FIA Grand Touring/Sports, Gr. 3/4 (under 3.0L) A-4 VP1-VP7, VM1-VM4, VSR3, VSR4, S5, S6, SSD, 2X FIA Touring, Gr. 2/3 (under 2.0L) A-5 Group 3 ~ Vintage/Historic Production, etc. Mandatory Drivers Mtg for ALL Drivers: Please FIA World Sports Car Championship, thru 1965 A-6 HP5-HP8, SSB, SSC, S2-S4, HPC, MP3, VSR1, VSR2, MSR3, 3X review Meeting schedule below. You are Group 4A/B ~ Vintage/Historic Open Wheel (Monoposto) FIA International GT Championship, thru 1965 A-7 required to attend at least 1 Drivers Meeting VF1-VF6, VF5A, VF5B, HF1-HF4 Group B Early IMSA GTX/AAGT/GTO/GTU era: ‘73 – ‘82 CLASS (test day meeting not included). All meetings IMSA GTX/AAGT/FIA Gr. 5 B-1 Group 4C ~ Modern Era formula Cars MF1-MF5, 4X held in Driver Mtg Room. IMSA GTO (over 3.0L) FIA Gr. 2/3/4 B-2 Group 5 ~ Big-Bore Historic Sports Cars, etc. IMSA GTU/FIA Gr. 3/4 (under 3.0L) FIA Gr. 2/3/4 B-3 Thursday MP1, MP2, HP1-HP4, HTA, S1, SSAA, SSA, STB, VASR, VBSR, GTU, 5X FIA Sports Racing Cars, FIA Gr. 6 (over 2.0L) B-4 10:30 am HSR Sprint Groups: 2/3 & 5/& Group 6 ~ Historic/Post-Historic Prototypes, etc. FIA Sports Racing Cars, FIA Gr. 6 (under 2.0L) B-5 LMP1, LMP2, WSC, DP1, DP2, GTP, GTPL, 6X 11:15 am Classic 24 Grps: A, B C & D Group C Late IMSA/GTP/WSC era: ‘83 – ‘93 CLASS Group 7 ~ Historic Sports Racers 12:00 pm Classic 24 Grps: E, F & G IMSA GT Prototype, FIA Group C C-1 CA1-CA3, USRRC, HPT, VPT, HBSR, HCSR, S2A, S2B, 7X 12:45 pm HSR Sprint Groups 6/11 & 8/9/10 IMSA Camel Lights, FIA Group C/2 C-2 Group 8 ~ Historic Stock Cars IMSA GTO/GT1/FIA Gr. A/B, as appropriate C-3 SCA-SCE, 8X IMSA GTU/GT2/FIA Gr. A/B, as appropriate C-4 Group 9 ~ Post-Historic GT, etc. Registration Hours: IMSA GT3/World Challenge, etc. C-5 GT1A-GT1B, GTS1, GT2A, GT2B, GT3, GTO, AAGT, 9X Tuesday, November 3rd: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Group D Early GrandAm/GT era: ‘94 – ‘03 CLASS Group 10 ~ Modern Global GT/Cup Series, etc. Wednesday, November 4th: 6:30 am – 6:00 pm Grand Am SRP-I/SRP-II/LMP 900/675 D-1 GTS2, GT3A-GT3C, GT4, GT5, STA, 10X Thursday, November 5th: 7:00 am – 4:00 pm Group 11 ~ Modern Era Track Day Cars/Sports Racers Grand American Daytona Prototypes (Gen 1/2) D-2 Friday, November 6th: 7:00 am – 4:00 pm IMSA World Sportscars (WSC); D-3 MSR1, MSR2 Saturday, November 7th: 7:00 am – 3:00 pm GTS; includes FIA GT1/IMSA GTS/GTS1 D-4 Vintage Enduro th GTS, uni-body; includes FIA GT2/IMSA GTS2 D-5 V1-V5, VX Sunday, November 8 : 8:00 am – 11:00 am GTS, tube-frame or unibody, includes FIA GT3/AGT D-6 GTC (Classic) Enduro GTC1-GTC4, GTCX SWC/Cup Speed World Challenge, Cup, Challenge, etc. D-7 GTM (Modern) Enduro Technical Inspection Hours: Group E Current Prototype/GT era: ‘00 – ’18 CLASS GTM1-GTM6, GTMX Tuesday, November 3rd : 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm LMP1 E-1 Prototype Enduro Wednesday, November 4th: 7:00 am – 4:00 pm LMP2/DPI E-2 P1-P5, PX Thursday, November 5th: 7:00 am – 1:00 pm FIA/IMSA GT1/GTLM/DTM E-3 Historic Enduro th FIA/IMSA GT2/GTD E-4 H1-H7, HX Friday, November 6 : 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Current GT3/Cup/Challenge, etc. E-5 Sasco Tire International/American Challenge: Foreign Saturday, November 7th & Sunday, November 8th: By Appt Group F Modern Prototype/GT era: ‘00 – ‘18 CLASS Production Sports Cars & Sedans vs. American GT Cars by invitation LMP2/LMPC F-1 (Groups 2, 3, 5) Daytona Prototypes (Gen 3) F-2 HSR Global GT: Select Modern GT cars from Groups 9 and 10 (See FIA/IMSA/GrandAm GT1/GT2/GS F-3 GGT eligibility sheet) Fuel Station Hours: FIA/IMSA/GrandAm GT3 F-4 HSR Classic RS Cup: Porsche 911 RS/RSR/IROC/SC (2.7 thru 3.0L) Tuesday, November 3rd: 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm FIA/IMSA/GrandAm GT4, Cup, Challenge, etc. F-5 Wednesday, November 4th: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Group G HSR CARS not eligible for Groups A thru F CLASS Thursday, November 5th: 7:00 am – 7:00 pm HSR Group 5A (HP1, MP1, MP2, GTU) G-1 Friday: November 6th: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm HSR Group 5B (HP2, HP3, HP4, HTA, S1, SSA) G-2 Saturday, November 7th: 7:00 am – 11:00 pm HSR Group 3 G-3 Sunday, November 8th: 6:00 am – 11:00 am HSR Group 2 G-4 As appropriate (by assignment) G-5 .
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