is a new racing class based on a car built by Walt Boyd Racing in Apple Valley, California. RPD is an acronym for Road courses, Paved ovals, and Dirt ovals, the three different types of venues the car is designed to run on.
Our goal is to bring this class to life in 2024
What IS FORmula RPD?
Formula RPD represents a groundbreaking new racing class developed by Walt Boyd Racing. The name RPD signifies its versatility, as the car is specifically designed to compete on three different types of tracks: Road courses, Paved ovals, and Dirt ovals.
What IS FORmula RPD
Formula RPD represents a groundbreaking new racing class developed by Walt Boyd Racing in Apple Valley, California. The name RPD signifies its versatility, as the car is specifically designed to compete on three different types of tracks: Road courses, Paved ovals, and Dirt ovals.
A New Racing Class
Unlike traditional racing classes that rely on expensive engines and gearboxes, Formula RPD utilizes high-performance motorcycle engines, significantly reducing costs. The versatility of the RPD car, capable of racing on road courses, paved ovals, and dirt ovals, allows drivers to gain extensive experience across various track types. This affordability and adaptability make Formula RPD an accessible stepping stone for middle-class racers aiming to develop the skills necessary for advancing to professional levels of racing.
A New Racing Class
.The versatility of the RPD car, capable of racing on road courses, paved ovals, and dirt ovals, allows drivers to gain extensive experience across various track types. This affordability and adaptability make Formula RPD an accessible stepping stone for middle-class racers aiming to develop the skills necessary for advancing to professional levels of racing.
RULES
These racing rules are still tentative, but they’re not likely to change much, if at all. They deal primarily with the car itself. Other rules covering race procedures, points, purses, membership, etc. will be addressed later.
RULES
These racing rules are still tentative, but they’re not likely to change much, if at all. They deal primarily with the car itself. Other rules covering race procedures, points, purses, membership, etc. will be addressed later.