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April 19 (Monday) Willow Springs Int'l Raceway
April 20 (Tuesday) Thunderhill
April 21 (Wednesday) Sears Point/Infineon
April 22 (Thursday) California Speedway
April 23 (Friday) Arizona Motosports Park

Have you ever wanted to be a part of a Formula One, World Challenge, or Le
Mans team? Do you think you have what it takes to be competitive with some
of the best drivers in North America over a week of non-stop motorsports
decision-making and racing? Open Track Challenge (OTC) will put you to the
test as we compress an entire season of racing and team strategy into one
week.

The OTC Grand Prix (OTC GP) was designed to accomplish two things:

1. Provide a simulated racing season for the top club racers on the cusp of
turning pro (a development program for the "Stars of Tomorrow", if you
will.)
2. Incorporate the best practices of all the major motorsports programs
around the world and put it in one endurance event.

The format for the The OTC GP calls for one practice, one qualifying
session, and one race each day. The first four races will be 30-minute
sprint races from a rolling start. The last day's race will be a 50-minute
race from a standing start.

To compete in The OTC GP:

1. You must have a Competition License from a major sanctioning body (FIA,
SCCA, IMSA, NASA, BMWCCA, PCA, etc.)
2. Your car must have a full roll cage as well as meet our other safety
items. See Rules page for more information.
3. DOT-R or slicks required.
4. You must submit a driving resume to the Organizers evidencing a safe
competition history.

OTC's Touring Challenge was designed to be the ultimate test of production
vehicle competition. There are a number of magazine tests out there but they
all sell the process short through some component of subjective criteria.
Other motorsports venues that try to do the same, but lack the duration,
environment, and sheer track time to fully distinguish a winner. Using our
format, OTC Touring Challenge has become the benchmark in street car
competition.

To compete in the Touring Challenge:

1. You must drive the car from track to track.
2. All track competition is on street tires with a treadwear rating of 140
or higher.
3. 3 sets of tires allowed for the week.

Each car will be given roughly two hours of track time at each venue to lay
down its three best laps. Those three laps are then added together and your
cumulative time is your score for that day. As soon as you have three laps
that you are happy with, you are free to begin traveling to the next venue.

OTC's Unlimited Challenge was designed to be the ultimate test of the
weekend track day participant. While the Touring Challenge is limited to
road-going production vehicles, Unlimited Challenge opens the door to all
closed-wheel vehicles and allows the competitor more resources to compete.

Competition in the Unlimited Challenge:

1. Cars may be trailered to each track.
2. Tire choice is open, DOT-R and slicks allowed.

Each car will be given roughly two hours of track time at each venue to lay
down its three best laps. Those three laps are then added together and your
cumulative time is your score for that day. As soon as you have three laps
that you are happy with, you are free to begin traveling to the next venue

Visit www.opentrackchallenge.com for more information about the hottest
motorsports series in North America.

Brian Provost
Chairman, Open Track Challenge
brian@opentrackchallenge.com
www.opentrackchallenge.com
210.365.3946