Daytona Sunday schedule revised
Revised AMA Chevy Trucks U.S. Superbike Championship Sunday Schedule (Updated Saturday, March 8, 3:00 p.m.) Due to a compressed schedule, live television coverage and expected threatening weather, the following will apply to Sunday's ...
Revised AMA Chevy Trucks U.S. Superbike Championship Sunday Schedule
(Updated Saturday, March 8, 3:00 p.m.)
Due to a compressed schedule, live television coverage and expected
threatening weather, the following will apply to Sunday's roadracing
events:
* MBNA 250 Grand Prix will run 15 laps
* Pro Honda Oils Supersport will run 15 laps
* BMW BoxerCup will run 13 laps (length unchanged)
* Chevy Trucks Superbike will run 57 laps (length unchanged)
* Genuine Suzuki Accessories Superstock will run 13 laps
Should any AMA Pro Racing-sanctioned support races be stopped in which 50% or more of the laps have been completed by the leader, the race will be considered complete and will not be restarted.
Should the Daytona 200 be stopped in which 80% or more of the laps have been completed by the leader, the race will be considered complete and will not be restarted. If the race is stopped after 50% of the laps have been completed but before 80%, the race may be considered complete at the discretion of the race manager.
If weather continues to impact the event schedule, changes will be made and announced accordingly.
<pre> Sunday, March 9, 2003
8:00 -- 9:15 Practice: 1. MBNA 250 Grand Prix 2. Pro Honda Oils U.S. Supersport 3. BMW BoxerCup 4. Chevy Trucks Superbike 5. Genuine Suzuki Accessories Superstock
Final Events: 9:30 MBNA 250Grand Prix (15 laps, 80k) 10:30 Pro Honda Oils U.S. Supersport (15 laps, 80k) 11:30 BMW BoxerCup (13 laps, 70k) 12:25 Opening Ceremony and Pole Award Presentation 12:50 Sighting Lap for the Daytona 200 1:10 Chevy Trucks U.S. Superbike Championship, 62nd Daytona 200 by Arai (57 Laps) 3:30 Genuine Suzuki Accessories Superstock (13 laps, 70k)
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