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The Seattle Speedway was built by Craig Stockwell for the second round
of the 2044 Racing Worlds. The Speedway runs a regular season of dueling
and racing events, from April to October, and is part of the Overdrive
Circuit. In part to its Pacific Northwest location, the Speedway features
more cycle, trike, cars, oversized vehicles, and hovercraft events
than most racetracks.
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Track Features:
The Speedway is a simple wide, paved oval track with no banking. The
outer walls are 15 feet high and have 75 DP. Inner walls are 3 feet high
and have 30 DP. Pits and garages line the outer wall of the starting straightway.
The track is .41 mile in length. Dropped weapons are banned from track
as well as turrets.
Schedule:
Monday - Closed.
Tuesday - Practice.
Wednesday - Challenge Night.
Thursday - Amateur Night.
Friday - Time Trials.
Saturday - AADA Divisionals.
Sunday - Special Events.
Special Events:
Mixed - This event pits two vehicles classes against each other. Examples
include cars vs. Indy cars and cycles vs. trikes. Prestige is doubled.
Division level is the same for all vehicle classes.
Dueling - Duelists start in a staggered placement around the track in opposite directions in a standing or rolling start. Prestige is normal.
Tournament - State, Regional, National, and World events. Prestige is multiplied by the level of tournament (i.e. State is x1 while World is x4).