Spec Focus Reserved Numbers

[Ted7rns]

#1 National Championship Driver

#01 National Championship Car Owner

2009 Spec Focus Cars

Great Lakes Region (9)
#09 LC Racing Rental/Media Car 2008 Focus Coupe: Leo Capaldi Racing, Ford Racing Performance Parts
#9 Jon Giese 2003 2.0L Zetec ZX3:
#12 Hector Fontanet 2003 2.3L Duratec ZX3:
#25 Chris Kisner 2004 2.0L SVT ZX3:
#58 Jesse Cox 2004 2.0L Zetec ZTS: Massive Speed System, Rehagen Racing, Sparco
#68 Lowell Marx 2005 2.3L Duratec ZX4 ST: Leo Capaldi Racing, Ford Racing Performance Parts
#69 Craig Capaldi Racing 2005 2.3L Duratec ZX4 ST: Leo Capaldi Racing, Ford Racing Performance Parts
#91 Mark Zemnickas 2004 2.0L SVT ZX3:
#98 Tim Smith 2002 2.0 ZX3

SoCal Region (5)
#23 Ted Severns 2001 2.0L Zetec ZX3: TBA
#27 Clint Boisdeau/Todd Wilson 2002 2.0L Zetec ZX3: Boost Camel Racing
#43 Ryan Lapp 2008 Focus Sedan 2.3L Duratec: Lapp Racing
#44 Anthony Ducato 2002 2.0L Zetec ZX3: Lapp Racing
#47 Vicky Griffin 2001 2.0L Zetec ZX3: Wildpony Motorsports

Northeast Region (2)
#52 Jimmy Paulovitch 2002 2.0L Zetec ZX3:
#96 Jim Riina 2001 2.0L Zetec ZX3:

Arizona Region (1)
#45 Chad Erickson 2003 2.0L Zetec ZX3:

Mid-Atlantic Region (1)
#11 Matt Marks 2005 2.3L Duratec ZX4 ST:

Other NASA Ford Focus Race Cars
#2 Bob Evans (NorCal Region) 2002 2.0L Zetec ZX3: E2 Car
#61 Patrick Linares – (SoCal Region) 2005 2.3L Duratec ZX3: PTE/D Car
#71 Todd Covini (Texas Region) 2001 2.0L Zetec ZX3: PTE Car

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Reserved Number Policy
The policy for reserved numbers is for one full year for car build up. If you car is not raced within the full year since you reserved the number your number is no longer reserved and is open for anyone to use.

Once the car is finished and you run one Regional Spec Focus Races you have the rights for that number for 2 years after your last race. If you run your number in Nationals you have the rights to that number for 3 years.
If you sell the car, you have the choice to keep the number with you or give it to the new owner.

Reserved numbers can be single or double digits. #01, #02 and etc are considered double digits numbers and can be reserved. Triple digit numbers cannot be reserved and they are available on first come first served basis.

The #1 will be granted to the winner of the previous years’ National Championship driver at NASA Nationals. The NC Driver can opt not to use that car number. If the car was a Rental then the owner of the car can opt to use the #01 for the follow year to recognized as the winning car owner.

NASA has the rights to change your number at Nationals if there’s a conflict with another car in another class in the Spec Focus Run Group. Car Numbers are available on a first come first served basis.

The winner of NASAs National Championship SF Race is allowed to use the #1 Number plated for the following season.

If the car was a rental, the owner of the car has the option to use the #01 plate on that Championship running car. This is an optional only and the winner is not obligated to use Championship number 1 Plate.

Remember all SF Number plates must be purchased from LC Racing at a price TBA.


^ Triple Digits Numbers can't be reserved.

[jezwald101]

id like to reserve #58 thank you jesse

[jezwald101]

i guess that would be #58 rehagen racing

[timo]

What's the process for reserving a number? Just post it here? I'd like #98.

tim smith

[recar]

Ted, I'd like to reserve #96 under MM&I racing please.

[Ted7rns]

Originally Posted by recar

Ted, I'd like to reserve #96 under MM&I racing please.

You got it

[Ted7rns]

#13 for Jose Rodriguez and Rebecca Rodriguez

[Ted7rns]

The winner of NASAs National Championship SF Race is allowed to use the #1 Number plated for the following season.

If the car was a rental, the owner of the car has the option to use the #01 plate on that Championship running car.

This is an optional only and the winner is not obligated to use Championship number 1 Plate.

Remember all SF Number plates must be purchased from LC Racing at a price TBA.

[Ted7rns]

I'm going to change my Reserved Number from #32 to #23 for the Malibu Blue Focus.

[InFocusTraSTi]

Hey guys I want to reserve #12 under Hector Fontanet (Ohio/Indiana region)

[68 Touring Car]

Originally Posted by InFocusTraSTi

Hey guys I want to reserve #12 under Hector Fontanet (Ohio/Indiana region)

Great to hear Hector what are your race plans in 2008?

[f2focus]

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[68 Touring Car]

Originally Posted by f2focus

The number 72 is also available, Ted you can remove it from the list!

Ricardo, It has been updated per your request.

[Ted7rns]

#71 Todd Covini (Texas Region)

[Ted7rns]

#45 JCM Racing (Chad Erickson) - Arizona Region

[TfnG]

#91 Thomas Gage - Midwest Region

[f2focus]

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[68 Touring Car]

Originally Posted by TfnG

#91 Thomas Gage - Midwest Region

Tom, Glad to have you a part of the Spec Focus group.

[Ted7rns]

Originally Posted by f2focus

#99 Sort of Spec Focus...we will run in Spec Focus but not for points or Contingency. (So-cal region)

What's sort of Spec Focus?

[f2focus]

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[68 Touring Car]

Originally Posted by f2focus

#99 Sort of Spec Focus...we will run in Spec Focus but not for points or Contingency. (So-cal region)

Why would you need to reserve a Spec Focus number if you are not running Spec Focus?

[Ted7rns]

Originally Posted by f2focus

All engine and suspension will be spec focus but exterior will not be, always testing new stuff and this car will also be displayed at dealerships so we have to have what the sponsors want on the car. But at any given time the car can be a full spec car....the car will be a 2008 car just waiting to see if it will be a sedan or coupe not sure yet....

Where are you getting the car from?

[Ted7rns]

Originally Posted by f2focus

#99 Sort of Spec Focus...we will run in Spec Focus but not for points or Contingency. (So-cal region)

Okay If don't want to run for points or accrue contingency, you have to declare your run as a "fun run" per the CCR rules with timing and scoring.
You will not get any points for your finishes and won't be listed on the results but you can run in the SF run group with the other SF cars.

NASA would like you run a legal car in SF and not a "fun run" That wouldn't do you, NASA, and SF any good. Or you can run the car in PT where you can do anything you want too.

[f2focus]

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[68 Touring Car]

Originally Posted by f2focus

That is fine.....It will do me a lot of good because our car gets to run and with funding from someone else. I cannot say where the car is coming from yet but we do plan on having some pro drivers in it and some filming if all goes through. I start the build in a few weeks pending all details come through. And this is something I am doing with no association with Ford or NASA, the original plan was with a mazda vehicle but got them to run a spec focus car instead. So I will list it as a fun run in the Spec Focus run group. Thanks

What does any of this have to do with the title of this thread "Spec Focus Resvered Numbers" ???