CaymanSpec Racing - Link to Proposed Class Rules
 

CaymanSpec Racing is creating a new “spec” racing class intended to govern club-level competition among first generation Porsche Cayman and Cayman S sports cars. Guiding the development of this class are a focus on driver development and the creation of an environment where driver skill, equipment reliability, and consistency are rewarded through balanced competition and cost control.

Initial eligibility is limited to model year 2006, 2007, and 2008 Porsche 2.7 liter Cayman and 3.4 liter Cayman S USA specification cars that are properly modified for racing (per CaymanSpec regulations). Integration of other Porsche model 987 production cars may be considered if there is interest.

This is currently a grassroots effort, but it is the intent that as these regulations mature the CaymanSpec Racer - or CSR - class will be considered for adoption by multiple club racing organizations.

CaymanSpec Racing’s on-line presence is an integrated forum within the Planet Porsche environment and is available through www.caymanspec.com . We are excited to collaborate on this launch as a joint presence provides Planet Porsche users easy access to a new racing format and provides CaymanSpec racers ready access to a wealth of Porsche related resources.

Please visit the Proposed CaymanSpec Racing Regulations discussion, download the current draft rule set and take the opportunity to provide your suggestions on how we can make CaymanSpec a success. We need your input because if we waited until we knew what we were doing it would never happen.

CaymanSpec Racing is an independent, non-commercial amateur effort that is not affiliated in any way by Porsche AG, PCNA, PMNA, PCA, or the POC.

Cheers,

CaymanSpec Racing

If you really want to keep this class stock put a claiming rule in place. That will make a huge difference in cheating. You can still cheat but you may lose the car.

Richard

Version 2.0 of the proposed rule set is available for download and comment.

Please link on over to www.caymanspec.com and follow the rules discussion thread to the revised document.

We will submit the proposal for approval later this month and expect to have the class adopted by at least one organization for 2010.

Cheers,