Beau Baron, Stock RZR-4 XP900 and he turns off the fastest lap!!! hahhaaahah Oh wait, he's got a hot clutch set up from Polaris, they always juice up his car!! hahahah Oh man! That boy is FAST! Way to go Beau!
first great pics by all.
secondly I thought you had to have 6 point cages and solid doors?????????
I thought ISA was teching cars???? IMHO this is no way to start a set of rules and letting cars compete that do not meet the rules, just my .02
the pics clearly show a rzr with the door opening while racing, the xp4 with factory side nets and no head net, at least one non 6 point cage.
first great pics by all.
secondly I thought you had to have 6 point cages and solid doors?????????
I thought ISA was teching cars???? IMHO this is no way to start a set of rules and letting cars compete that do not meet the rules, just my .02
the pics clearly show a rzr with the door opening while racing, the xp4 with factory side nets and no head net, at least one non 6 point cage.
Rog I was the one teching cars for the WORCS race this weekend. I was there as a vendor and asked to help out. I also wear an ISA hat as I sit on the board of Directors for the ISA so that may be where the ISA confusion came into play.
I was teching cars per WORCS 2011 rules not ISA rules. In their rule book it does not require a six point cage unless it is a factory cage. All it states is aftermarket cages are approved for use. The WORCS staff also instructed me to allow each team a single provisional for the season if they were not up to par for the race. Any issues would have to be corrected by the next race. Racers such as Beau used this provisional to be able to compete. That is why he was out in his RZR XP4 in stock form.
I hope this helps clarify the tech situation for you.
Oh and as for doors. From my memory it is ok to have opening doors but they are supposed to have a secondary locking mechanism to keep them from being opened in competition. This could be a pin, hose clamp, or zip tie to hold them closed.
Yes! Great videos. Looking forward to seeing Gary Dions "in the WORCS". Video sponsored this round by HOLZ Racing Products.