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| 2022 Race Numbers and Panels |
| Thursday, 13 March 2008 21:44 | ||||
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SKUSA is mandating the use of "CIK Style" numbers for all events we directly promote. This includes the Winter Series, Pro Tour, ProKart Challenge and SuperNationals. The rules below describe the new standard for number panels.
301.2 Panel Colors: Numbers shall be black on a yellow background, at least 15 cm (5.9”) tall and have a 2 cm (.787”) wide stroke represented with an Arial font. No shaded or outlined numbers are allowed. The competition number shall be bordered by a yellow background of 1 cm (.393”) minimum. They must be in place prior to any official session, on both front and rear panels, as well as on both sides towards the rear of the bodywork. The driver is responsible for ensuring that the required numbers are always clearly visible to timekeepers and officials.
Number Ranges Per ClassThe number ranges assigned to each class are listed below. Single digit numbers are still reserved for class champions.
2021 National and Regional Class ChampionsThe top three points finishers in each 2020 Pro Tour class will be awarded and allowed to run there THREE DIGIT National numbers starting with their first on-track session in Homestead for the 2021 SKUSA Winter Series. For the 2021 Season and going forward, the first three numbers of each pool are reserved for National Plate holders. For example, X30 Senior champions will run 301, 302 and 303, respectively. The only drivers that will use 1, 2 and 3 will be Micro Swift. National Plate holders will be required to run them at National events the entire 2021 season, and optionally at any SKUSA regional races they participate in.New for SuperNats 24 and the 2022 Season National Plate holders can optionally run their single-digit kart number (1, 2, 3) on their front fairing only. This can be a black number on yellow background, or yellow number on black background. No other colors please. Their 3-digit kart number should be used on the sides and rear. The 3-digit numbers will be used on your tech sheet and in registration, scoring, tire/fuel desks etc. Regional class champions - TBA Reserved Race Numbers are Back for 2022!By popular demand, we are now reserving numbers for the entire 2022 season across all SKUSA promoted events, including the SuperNats. We are only offering this for a limited time; for all new and renewal memberships submitted in November of 2021. There is a nominal fee of $15 per class. If you don't wish to reserve your number this way, you may continue to do so with our normal procedure listed below. In both scenarios, numbers are reserved on a first come first served basis.How do I choose my number?When you sign up for your first race in any of our series, you will choose your number from available numbers in that class's pool. That will then be your reserved number for the rest of the year, in that series. Since you are picking a number for each series, it's possible you will end up with different numbers in different series. Numbers are always 'first come, first served' and we will not honor requests to 'hold' a number for you.Note: As the SuperNationals is considered a STAND-ALONE race, all race numbers will revert back to the FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED policy with no priority to competitors having run in the ProKart Challenge, Pro Tour, or Winter Series (Unless you purchased a number reservation at the beginning of the year). Individual Numbers vs Custom Number PanelsBecause of the possibility of you having a different number for PKC and the Pro Tour, for example, we don't recommend you purchase pre-printed number panels prior to race number confirmation from SKUSA. We also highly suggest using individual number decals that many of your favorite decal printers are now making. There will likely be 1 or more vendors selling them on site at all races, although we recommend sourcing them from your favorite shop or printer ahead of each event. |
