Hotlaps:
Drivers allowed one session per race day in 10-car groups according to draw. Drivers missing their assigned session won't be allowed to practice.

Time Trials:
Drivers draw for qualifying order, and fastest of back-to-back laps will be official time. (If driver misses assigned qualifying spot, he does not qualify and starts on the tail of a heat race).

Heat Races:
Lineups set straightup according to time trials. Fastest qualifier starts on pole of first heat, second fastest starts on pole of second heat, and so on. Four or six heats will be run, at discretion of series director. If four heats, top four finishers transfer to feature; if six heats, top three finishers transfer to feature. (For races televised nationally or paying $25,000 or more to win, promoter has option of inverting first two rows of heat races).

Consolation Races:
Lineups set straightup among drivers not transferring to feature through heats. If more than 16 cars are assigned to a consolation, there will be two consolation races. Top finishers (depending on number of consolations) transfer to feature.

Provisional Races:
Maximum of two provisional starters per feature race. Starting spots go to highest drivers in series points who didn't transfer to the feature through preliminary races. Provisional starters must be present for entire event, including starting in assigned consolation race. Drivers are limited to five provisional starts per season. Any driver added as a promoter's option won't earn series points. (For Hav-A-Tampa Shootout, provisional restrictions don't apply. The top two drivers in series points not making the feature through preliminary races will be added the 26-car field).

Feature Races:
Lineups set straightup according to heat and consolation finishes, with provisional starters on last row.

Points:
1st 175 7th 146 13th 124 19th 109
2nd 170 8th 142 14th 121 20th 107
3rd 165 9th 138 15th 118 21st 105
4th 160 10th 134 16th 115 22nd 103
5th 155 11th 130 17th 113 23rd 101
6th 150 12th 127 18th 111 24th 99


Other ways to gain points:
   Driver who leads most laps in feature earns five points
   Fastest driver in time trials earns two points.
   If more than 24 feature starters, finishers 25th on down receive two points fewer than previous finisher.
   Drivers who advance to consolation race but fail to make feature earn 80 points.
   Drivers who advance to heat race but fail to make consolation earn 60 points.
   Drivers who qualify but fail to make heat races earn 40 points
   Drivers who practice but fail to make qualifying earn 20 points.

Purse Structure:

Typical $20,000-to-win purse (total $70,100):


                  1. $20,000
2. $10,000
3. $6,000
4. $4,000
5. $3,500
6. $3,000
7. $2,500
8. $2,250
                      9. $2,000
10. $1,750
11. $1,500
12. $1,300
13. $1,200
14. $1,100
15. $1,000
16. $1,000
                 17. $1,000
18. $1,000
19. $1,000
20. $1,000
21. $1,000
22. $1,000
23. $1,000
24. $1,000



Typical $10,000-to-win purse (total $41,750):


                      1. $10,000
2. $6,000
3. $3,000
4. $2,500
5. $2,000
6. $1,800
7. $1,600
8. $1,400


9. $1,200
10. $1,100
11. $1,000
12. $950
13. $900
14. $875
15. $850
16. $825

17. $800
18. $750
19. $700
20. $700
21. $700
22. $700
23. $700
24. $700



Bonuses and other pay:
Drivers in the top 15 in points are eligible for Winner's Circle Program, at the rate of $500 for drivers in the top 10 and $200 for 11th through 15th. Other per race bonuses go to reigning series champion ($250), reigning Rookie of the Year ($150), and reigning Shootout champion ($100) Drivers not transferring to feature earn $100.

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