2022 BCCR and VPI July 1 update (Effective July 1, 2022)

 




2022 BCCR and VPI July 1 update (Effective July 1, 2022)

 

https://champcar.org/web/rules.php

 

Direct links

 

Official 2022 BCCR V2
https://champcar.org/web/pdf/2022bccr/2022_BCCR_v2/2022_BCCR_V2.0.pdf

 

Redline (Not the official BCCR)
https://champcar.org/web/pdf/2022bccr/2022_BCCR_v2/2022_BCCR_V1.1_redline.pdf

VPI Early 
https://champcar.org/web/pdf/2022_VPI/VPITableEarly07012022.pdf

VPI Late
https://champcar.org/web/pdf/2022_VPI/VPITableLate07012022.pdf

 

All questions or comments to board@champcar.org

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