OBRL Nascar Kim Bowl Cup Series
2019 40 Week Cup Series
Title Sponsor: Kim Bowl
2019 Kim Bowl Cup Series Awards
$50 Cash Paid To The Driver with the Lowest Incidents Points that Participates in at least 90% of All The Kim Bowl Cup 40 Week Series Races.
$75 Cash Paid to the top Placing Final 4 Driver at the Championship Race at Homestead Miami Speedway on November 11, 2019.
Series Info
Vehicle: NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Camaro, Ford Fusion, Ford Mustang, Toyota Camry
Day: Sunday 10:00 am Eastern
To Race You Must Be In Practice By 11:00 AM
Practice: 80 minutes
Drivers Meeting: 11:20 am – 10 minutes
Qualifying: 11:30 am – 2 Laps 10 minutes
Race Start: 11:40 am
Eligibility Requirements
Required Oval Rating: None
Required Oval License: Class C (3.0)
League Members Only
Required in Practice by 11:00 am
Race Settings
Qualifying Format: Lone / 2 Laps
Setups: Fixed
Fuel: 100%
Race Distance: 50%
Weather: Dynamic Track: Dynamic
0 Fast Repair – 9 Incident Points Oval Tracks
1 Fast Repair – 17 Incident Points Road Courses
Cautions: Yes
Driving Aids: Disallowed
Starts: Go on Green w/Double File Restarts – Lapped at Back
Lucky Dog On
Starting State 20%
Marbles Auto-Cleaned During Cautions
IPL (incidents per lap) System
Starting with the roll out of the new 2019 seasons we will be implementing a new IPL (incidents per lap) system in each series. This IPL system will be scored individually in each series. The IPL system is designed to promote good race-craft, allowing drivers the ability to reduce incident point average, by continuing to run CLEAN laps.
Drivers will need to review their IPL average in simracerhub as they check the individual series standings. This new system will free up the Replay Admins and the workload of writing and posting of numerous penalties.
The simracerhub program, used for our scoring system is a very in depth program that records almost everything you do, while participating in one of the OBRL series. The goal of all drivers in each series must maintain an IPL average at or below the number specified in chart below.
How IPL System Work In Each Series:
• Completion of 4 races in a series – Driver establishes an IPL (incidents per lap) average
• Drivers who exceed Series IPL Limit (After 4 Races) – Will be placed on a 4 race probation
• After 4 race probationary period – Drivers who exceed IPL limit will be suspended for 1 race
• Suspension for 1 race – Drivers who exceed the IPL limit after the 4 race probationary period
• After 1 Race Suspension – Allowed to resume racing for an another 4 race probationary period
IPL (incidents per lap)
IPL Limit 0.032
Laps Needed To Lower Your IPL Is Based on Total Incidents Divided By Total Laps Completed Raced. It is not possible to determine how many laps it takes to lower your IPL by 0.001. It changes by the number of laps you complete.
If you quit a race prematurely, you will not lower your IPL, so It is to your advantage to run as many laps clean laps as possible to lower your IPL
40 week Grand National & Cup Series
Allowed 2 race suspensions, plus an additional 4 race probation to get IPL average at or below the series limit (see chart). Failure to achieve this after 18 races, that driver will be suspended for the remainder of the season. Welcomed to comeback the following season to try again.
Last Race of a 4 Race Probationary Period
After the last race of a 4 race probationary period a driver can appeal his incidents, in the last race. This appeal is for a review of the responsibility of the incidents in the last race only.
To Appeal Last Race
• Fill out the appeal form on website
• Submit $10.00 with a 1 lap replay of each incident
• Replay admins will review to determine responsibility of the incidents
• If driver is found not responsible for incident, they will be removed in simracerhub and refunded the $10.00 appeal fee
All drivers who exceeds the IPL limit in a series, (after establishing an IPL average) will be put on a 4 race probationary period.
After the completion of a every season series, the IPL process resets and starts all over again in each series.
All drivers will need to review their IPL average. It is the drivers responsibility to know and control their IPL.
To View IPL Average:
• Go to the OBRL website
• Select Standings
• Then select Series
• IPL can be rearranged by clicking on Inc/Lap
RETRO PAINT SCHEMES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED GIVING THAT OLD TIME SERIES FEEL
The Kim Bowl Cup Series is the Old Bastards Racing League premier series. The schedule is 36 races in 40 Weeks with races 50% in length, featuring superb oval racing, nice sized fields with an all around great experience. Featuring fixed setups and dynamic weather. This is another arrive and drive series for very experienced oval drivers. The races typically finish with many cars pushing for position right to the checkered flag. The Series places an emphasis on drivers practicing good race-craft skills. If you love racing in nasty, touchy and powerful machines, then this is your series.
Title Sponsor: Kim Bowl
Week 1 – 2/17 Daytona Int’l Speedway
Week 2 – 2/24 Atlanta Motor Speedway
Week 3 – 3/3 Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Week 4 – 3/10 ISM Raceway
Week 5 – 3/17 Auto Club Speedway
Week 6 – 3/24 Martinsville Speedway
Week 7 – 3/31 Texas Motor Speedway
Week 8 – 4/7 Bristol Motor Speedway
Week 9 – 4/14 Richmond Raceway
Week 10 – 4/21 OFF WEEK
Week 11 – 4/28 Talladega SuperSpeedway
Week 12 – 5/5 Dover Int’l Speedway
Week 13 – 5/12 Kansas Speedway
Week 14 – 5/19 OFF WEEK
Week 15 – 5/26 Charlotte Motor Speedway
Week 16 – 6/2 Pocono Raceway
Week 17 – 6/9 Michigan Int’l Speedway
Week 18 – 6/16 OFF WEEK
Week 19 – 6/23 Sonoma Raceway
Week 20 – 6/30 Chicagoland Speedway
Week 21 – 7/7 Daytona Int’l Speedway
Week 22 – 7/14 Kentucky Speedway
Week 23 – 7/21 New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Week 24 – 7/28 Pocono Raceway
Week 25 – 8/4 Watkins Glen Int’l
Week 26 – 8/11 Michigan Int’l Speedway
Week 27 – 8/18 Bristol Motor Speedway
Week 28 – 8/25 OFF WEEK
Week 29 – 9/1 Darlington Raceway
Week 30 – 9/8 Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Week 31 – 9/15 Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Week 32 – 9/22 Richmond Raceway
Week 33 – 9/29 Charlotte ROVAL
Week 34 – 10/6 Dover Int’l Speedway
Week 35 – 10/13 Talladega SuperSpeedway
Week 36 – 10/20 Kansas Speedway
Week 37 – 10/27 Martinsville Speedway
Week 38 – 11/3 Texas Motor Speedway
Week 39 – 11/10 ISM Phoenix Raceway
Week 40 – 11/17 Homestead-Miami Speedway
Click Here Complete 40 Week Schedule
Click Here To Join The Old Bastards Racing League
OB League Scoring and Statics page
http://www.simracerhub.com/scoring/league_series.php?league_id=1558
Schedule Of Events
All times listed are Eastern U.S. Time
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OBRL Driving School (By Request)
iRacing Open League Server
Check Out the School
School Admin’s: Michael Schrader (Basic & Advance) & Niels Clyde (Road)
Need Coaching or Driving Tips? Just Ask for help
The School will be available during the OBRL Garage Practice Schedule
Tuesday thru Friday 11:00 AM Until 1:00 PM Eastern
Can arrange coaching sessions to suit your time schedule
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OBRL Garage Practice Schedule & Driving School (By Request)
iRacing Open League Server – Open Practice
Sun Evening 8 pm to 10 pm – ARCA Series
Tuesday Evening 8 pm to 10 pm – Truck Series
Wednesday Morning 11 am to 1 pm – Truck Series
Thursday Evening 8 pm to 10 pm – Cup Series
Friday Evening 8 pm to 10 pm – Grand ARCA Series
Saturday Evening 8 to 10 pm – Cup Series