2010 AERS Schedule (Suggestions Welcome)

2010 AARO Amp Energy Racing Series Schedule

ALL RACES 25 or 30% RACE LENGTH!

1. Daytona - Daytona 200 Presented By AAA (Full Coverage)
2. Salem - Zaxby's 250
3. Boston - Ford 200 (Longest Race Of 2010)
4. Mosport Road Course - Mosport Grand Prix Presented By Little Ceasars
5. Lowell - Red Devil 150
6. Grand Detour - Lucas Oil 250
7. Talladega - AAA 125
8. Streets of Los Angeles - Grand Prix Of Los Angeles Presented By Aflac
9. McKinley - McKinley 200 (Full Coverage)
10. Sarnia - Tim Horton's 200
11. Calgary - Air Canada 200
12. Saskatchewan - Sunoco 200
13. Windsor - Boston Pizza 250
14. Detroit - AMP Energy 200
15. Livonia - Subway 200
*All Star Event* Mesa Marin - AMP Energy All Star Event
16. Mansfield - Menards 200
17. Portland - Kmart 200
18. Darlington - AERS Finale 250 Presented By Logitech

Obviously you don't plan on starting 2010 till like may, june then.

I recommend Evergreen, and Seattle.

any track that have lot of crashes and good racing

crosby87amp wrote:

2010 AERS Schedule Suggestions

1. Daytona
2.
3.
4.
5. Twin Ring Motegi
6. M&Ms Superspeedway
7. McKinley
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11. !Talladega (I Plan On Using Talladega 2010 Revamped)
12.
13. !Michigan (Plan On Using 2010 Revamp)
*All Star Event*
14.
15. !Seattle Motorplex (Castle Gorge)
16. Darlington? (Considering Texas World and Evergreen)

! Before Track Name - Needs To Be Tested
? After Track Name - Subject to Change

Hmm.... lot of interesting choices

here's how i'd see next years schedule, again this is just my suggestions

Race 1 - Daytona

Obviously, Daytona is the opener, but I would recommend using the Revamped or SBP versions, both are unique in their own way and offer great racing. Personally I use the Revamped versions, if they have a 2010 500 track, i'd say use it.

Race 2 - Carbondale

A triangular short track that offers great racing action.

Race 3- Boston

This track is definitely one of my personal favorite, with me a New England native and living close to the Boston area, this 1.09-mile track has a shape similar to Rockingham combined with the great racing of Atlanta, a perfect driver's track

Race 4 - Charlotte

The soon-to-be renamed Charlotte Motor Speedway is one of the best tracks out there that produces interesting racing, whether at the start, middle or end of the race. Plus, since the repave, the track has gotten better and better racing the last few years.

Race 5 - Motegi

Race 6 - M&M's

Race 7 - McKinley

Ok i'll admit the race was OK, the finish was exciting, but still an OK race, but next year, if you can fix the AI so that the cars wont flip over and fly 20 ft in the air! then the race can be exciting.

Race 8 - Rockingham

Yes people, The One, The Only... The Rock!!! after the borefest that was Houston, what better track to take its spot. now reopened, renamed & reborn, Rockingham has become the race track it once was, just with a new surface to provide great racing.

Race 9 - Watkins Glen

Why not add a road course in the mix, and the Glen is an awesome road course to race on, and it can provide some dramatic races.

Race 10 - Grand Detour

I decided to move Grand Detour down cause I figured why not have a schedule that's worth a challenge, and what better challenge than to go from a road course to a short track to a superspeedway, that can really shake things in the points for the drivers battling for the title.

Race 11 - Talladega

Race 12 - Chicago

Chicago's a great track to have on the schedule, great racing, big wrecks, awesome finishes, what more could you want from a track located in the windy city?

Race 13 - Indy

Indy is a much-better track to race on than Michigan, but then again that's just me, but Indy is Indy, no matter how you see it, if you have Daytona, Charlotte and Darlington on the schedule, you gotta put Indy on that schedule as well, no ifs, ands or buts about it!

All Star Race - Iowa

What better track to host the All Star Race than this very fast, very exciting short track, I tell ya, this has got to be one of the most successfully built race tracks that doesn't have a Cup race yet, Once there is a Iowa track that has 43 pit stalls out, USE IT!!!

Race 14 - Montreal

Why not add a second road course in the mix and what better track than Montreal, the AERS in Canada? Why Not, it could work, plus have you seen the Nationwide race there the last three years? This could work, No, It WILL Work!

Race 15 - Darlington

The lady in black as the semi-final race could easily make or break drivers chances at winning the AERS title, especially if get the famous Darlington Stripe on the side of your car or worse, get involved in a wreck. either way this may decide who will be crowned the AERS Champion.

Race 16 - Atlanta

The fastest track without a restrictor-plate is my pick for the Season Finale Race for the AERS, three lanes of racing, side-by-side action and exciting last lap battles... OH YEAH!!! This would be an awesome finale, especially if the race is at night.

I'd recommend replacing M&Ms with California or Michigan BR.

Also recommending:

Silver Bullet Speedway
SUAR Speedway
Wall Township (unless it's going to be the All-Star)
Brooklands (might need some INI editing)
NightStalker

Lat. Those were some great suggestions. I'll definitely consider them.

As for TM426. SUAR will be on the schedule this year. Depending on how that goes will determine if it gets on the schedule next year.

2. martinsville: big track to really short track. martinsville has great racing. Why i disagree with carbondale: TMMCS race there this year, got kinda boring.
3.is there a fast track that has lotsa wrecks?
4. boston
5.karjala
8. taxas: great racing
9. watkins glen
10. salem: might have to lower A.I.
12. darlington
13. indy
14. montreal
15. southern illinois: same reason as lat8829
16. rockingham: same reason as 15.
ALL-STAR: liepzig hardest track, why not?

crosby87amp wrote:

Lat. Those were some great suggestions. I'll definitely consider them.

As for TM426. SUAR will be on the schedule this year. Depending on how that goes will determine if it gets on the schedule next year.

Thanks for considering, crosby.

You know, originally I had SUAR as the All-Star race, but I kept thinking back and forth, Suar or Iowa, and trust me, I would have loved to include several tracks like Texas for example, I wanted to include Atlanta, Charlotte & Texas but sadly, one of them had to be cut and it was this one.

Another track I desperately wanted to include was Bristol, who doesn't like Bristol? Seriously. Other tracks that I considered were Richmond, Vegas, Salem & Kansas.

So in the end, I was pleased with my choices.

Iowa can fail.

Added New York Autoring (Riki) to teh schedule instead of M&MS

Ooh nice choice, better track in my opinion than the 3-mile M&Ms track.

Montreal, lets get some Canadian Tracks out here, eh.

Now testing Montreal

FAIL!!!

My hometown track Berlin Raceway to host the All Star Event?

crosby87amp wrote:

FAIL!!!

My hometown track Berlin Raceway to host the All Star Event?

I'm OK with it.

I saw the vid, MAN MONTREAL IS FAIL, how can that be??? what were the other tracks you tested in that vid??

Stauntrak (XD), Sun Valley, Leipzig, and Star.

no michigan boring

Michigan is one of the best tracks on NR2003.

if u dont want houstan on da schedule in 10 because the race was boring, michigan is just as boring

hndrkguava wrote:

if u dont want houstan on da schedule in 10 because the race was boring, michigan is just as boring

Maybe, but I think if you use the SBP version of Michigan (once its released), the race may be good, key word "MAYBE", I haven't tried out their California, but I plan to test it out and see how it is.

Michigan is one of the best tracks in NR2003 IMO. It's really good. You guys will see this year.

AERS Announces Race Names

The AERS Presidents, Officials, and owners have announced that the AERS will have race sponsors and race names. So....along with track and schedule suggesting....add some race names! i.e. AMP 200, or (insert word here) 200.

crosby87amp wrote:

AERS Announces Race Names

The AERS Presidents, Officials, and owners have announced that the AERS will have race sponsors and race names. So....along with track and schedule suggesting....add some race names! i.e. AMP 200, or (insert word here) 200.

Well, first we need to know how long the races are...but we could still suggest sponsor names.

First of all, the Daytona 250 should stay the Daytona 250. Or the Daytona 250 Presented By AAA?
Aflac, Holiday Inn, NaturalCures.com, Hot Wheels, Verizon, and at least one of the Big Three manufacturers should definitely be on there too, IMO...