Boston Speedway
Boston, Massachusetts
Built in 2051, the Boston Speedway (nicknamed The Hex) runs a regular
season from April to October. Featured vehicle events involve cars,
cycles, trikes, racing bodies and hovercraft. The speedway is part of
the Atlantic Armor Circuit.
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Track Features:
Outer walls are 15 feet high and have 200 DP. Inner walls are 3 feet
high and have 100 DP. The TV Tower is 60 feet high, has 60 DP, and is
armed with 4 universally turreted HVMGs. Pits and garages have 15'
walls and 60 DP. Grandstand seating is 30,000. Track surface is paved
with -1D bank, taking the majority of the track and the banking
boundaries are indicated by the broken red lines. Track length is .358
of a mile.
Track Rules:
No dropped weapons, turrets, EWP/REWPs. Combat starts after the first
lap is completed. Usual race length is five laps. No temporary speed
boosters (nitrous oxide, ISCs, etc.).
Schedule:
Monday - Closed.
Tuesday - Practice Sessions.
Wednesday - Challenge Night.
Thursday - Amateur Night.
Friday - Time Trials.
Saturday - Special Events.
Sunday - AADA Divisionals.
Special Events:
Tournaments
- Local, state, and
regional level
events are held at the Boston Speedway. Prestige is
multiplied by
the tournament level (local x1, state x 2, and regional x 3).
Salem's Lot - Night racing with driving aids (headlights, infrared, or
radar). Prestige is doubled.
Hexed - Six racers go six laps in division 15 or 30 vehicles with three
spaces of direct fire weapons. Triple prestige.
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