New SXS Pro class for WORCS 2013

[Ryan15]

WORCS announces formation of the SxS Pro Production class. A $2000 purse is posted per round and the payout will go down to 5th place. 1st $800, 2nd $500, 3rd $400 4th $200 and 5th $100. The SxS Pro Production (maximum displacement of 1000cc) class will start in the same event at the Production 1000 but out front on their own rows. The number plate color will be blue with yellow numbers in accordance with the ORS rules for pro classes. Entry fee will be $100.

Other cash payouts for all SxS classes are; Can Am Contingency Program, Holz Racing contingencies, Maxxis Tire Contingency, Elka Suspension Contingency, DWT Contingency and more to come. It pays to race the WORCS SxS program.


"I am really excited to start a Pro class for this part of the WORCS program. SxS participation has grown to unprecedented levels and we expect to see 90 cars at some events in 2013. Combine this with the new Super Event format and many motorcycle cross over racers will now be able to compete for their own piece of the SxS cash pie." Sean Reddish ORS race director.

About WORCS: The WORCS program began in 2001. The ENTIRE WORCS CREW share the same passion for off road racing as all of you do, working towards bringing off road racing the fame and fortune it deserves. Our mission statement: "...Bring professionalism, integrity, quality, and most of all fun to each and every round, all the while staying true to the family oriented grass roots environment that off road racing is all about. "

 

[BrianReno]

This addition with the added races/venues looks like it will push the WORCS series to a whole new level. It's going to be a competitive 2013 season. Now if we could just see what the schedule is going to look like.

 

[Wyatt]

This is really good news

I am very much looking forward to next year

 

[chill720]

Tim, any word on the 6 DWT wheels you ordered back the first of July for me??? I already paid for them. I have sent you numerous emails. chris

 

[c&c rhino]

any idea when the rules for this class will be available?

 

[karter44]

any idea when the rules for this class will be available?

They are the same rules as the Production 1000 class and are listed on the WORCS website

 

[BrianReno]

Sucks that there are conflicting race dates with other organiztions.

 

[Wyatt]

Tim, any word on the 6 DWT wheels you ordered back the first of July for me??? I already paid for them. I have sent you numerous emails. chris

Chris call me monday Brandy has 5+2 offset and was waiting on 4+3 offset call me monday .

 

[c&c rhino]

looked at the website. is there a championship bonus or just the event purses?

 

[azrider717]

Sr1s allowed in pro class ?

 

[karter44]

Pro Production
Max 1000 cc
Minimum 15 yrs old first day of event. Production based class

 

[azrider717]

So is that a no?

 

[karter44]

I believe so, but you can run it in the unlimited class

 

[azrider717]

I was really liking the payout in pro, debating on buying a sr1, rzr, or building my rhino to the max

 

[benhoopes]

I was really liking the payout in pro, debating on buying a sr1, rzr, or building my rhino to the max

Come race the Unlimited class with me in your Sr1. We need more guys in the unlimited class.

 

[azrider717]

Is there any series this year that will have payouts for sr1s? I really want to run worcs this year

 

[benhoopes]

I don't race for any purse. I just do it for fun. I won the unlimited class last year. But I only did three races. But I won all of them. I look forward to more guys coming out this year.

 

[karter44]

the unlimited class does not do a end of the year championship


There are only Five National Championship Race classes of SXS in WORCS

1. Pro Production
2. Production 1000
3. Production 850
4. Production 700
5. Production 600

There are two non-championship, non-point paying class for fun and first time racers.

1. Unlimited
2. Sportsman

 

[450grl]

Is there any series this year that will have payouts for sr1s? I really want to run worcs this year

The SR1 Championship series pays a $1000 purse every race - our series runs within the Lucas Oil Regional Series in CA and AZ.

 

[blueline]

The SR1 Championship series pays a $1000 purse every race - our series runs within the Lucas Oil Regional Series in CA and AZ.

Does that apply to So-Cal Lucas Oil Regional Also? If so who is putting up the cash?