what is a cat 4 road racer?
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There are 5 categories applying to both men and women.  Riders registered with the USCF (United States Cycling Federation) are initially registered as Category 5 (Novice).  As they gain experience and place in the top 6 in races, they can gain points to be promoted to the next level.  Cat 1 is generally reserved for the top 100 racers in the country.  Cat 2 are for racers who are competitive at the state level.  Cat 3 are regionally competitive, while Cat 4 are riders who are beyond novice, but locally competitive.\n\nThere are separate categories for road and track (velodrome). A rider may be a Cat 2 on the track but Cat 3 on the road.
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Bluegrass Cat\nTrainer:   Todd Pletcher\nJockey:   John Velazquez\n Foaling Date:   1-23-2003\nPedigree:   Storm Cat - She's a Winner by A.P. Indy\nDosage Profile:   10-4-10-0-0\nDosage Index/CD:   3.80   1.00\n2005 Record:   4 starts 3-0-0 $213,780\nNote:   Winner of 4 in a row including the Nashua and Remsen Stakes last year. Won his 2006 debut in the Sam F. Davis Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs in stakes record time.
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400@5,200RPM  400@4,000RPM
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quad means 4 \nso it must meant a 4 track differentials?
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The SRT-4 has Fun factor written all over it! Fast from the factory and insanly fast when modded.Simple to mod,easy to maintain and fun to drive.\n\nThe Gt , big motor, V-8... nuff said.\nthrow a supercharger on that bad boy and call it a day!\n400HP!
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try www.carprices.com, or if you're not satisfied, try playing nfs underground 2 and nfs most wanted, it gave me an idea of how to modify my escalade and my next ride the cayman s
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kyosho made a few back in the day ut you can still find them they are electric but if you want the bad boys take a look at this link i currently have ther grandnational and it kicks @SS the sprint is to be way faster\n www.wcm-corp.com\na good way to spend some money and have the best and fastest rc in your neighborhood
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there are Indy, HOOTERS, IROC, drag racing, dirt track (late model, modifyed, amiture), small paved tracks, look around the internet a little and you wont have much problem finding a track
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four-legged are usually faster than two-legged, so it's F1! ;) both are equally interesting to watch though.
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here's me pointing you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.racingadventure.com/?gclid=CJTG-s3Gu4gCFSWIYAod1Rav0A
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Hoosier QTP's are specifically made for drag racing. They are considered street legal, as far as the traffic laws are concerned.\nAt the track, they do hook up well. The track is coated with a substance called VHT. You do a burnout just before racing to heat up the tires. This heat comined with VHT is what makes them hook up well.\nOn the street, you don't have the same conditions.  But from personal experience driving them on the street, they DO hook up better than most street tires.\nIf you are going to use these tires on the street, please be aware that the manufactuer warns against it !!\nFor instance, they will not warranty the tire at all. Beyond that, QTP's have very little tread depth. So it's easy to get a flat tire. The soft tread compound means that the more you drive em', the quicker they will wear out.\nThey only have 3 small grooves in the tread, otherwise they basically are a slick. So DON"T drive them in the rain!!!\nAnd QTP's are a bias ply tire, not a radial. You may have handling problems driving at high speeds around corners.\n\nHowever, if you plan to street race with them, then you will do well with this tire. Just remember the above pointers.\n\nGood luck and stay safe.
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Try SPEEDWAY MOTORS.com
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Not necessarily.  Like climbs, categories are listed from lowest to highest, i.e. Cat 2 is higher than Cat 3, etc.  To participate in a categorized race, you usually need a UCF or UCI license, whether a yearly one or a weekender.\n\nYou can't race in Cat 2 until you've earned enough points in Cat 3, and can't go to Cat 3 without the same thing.  I suppose if you were REALLY good, were able to get into some major races and spank all the other Cat 2 riders you might get noticed and sponsored by a pro team, but it's pretty unlikely.\n\nPro teams usually recruit from Cat 1 level riders on well-established teams.  You pretty much need to have massive support and be able to ride for hours every day to reach that level by the time you're 18, because it will still take a couple more years of development to reach that elite pro status.
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You'll find it at this website:\nhttp://www.champcarworldseries.com/Tech/ChampCar_Specs.asp
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For road racing, check the local clubs  You may need to drive 4 hours or more to find the tracks that the clubs run at but that's really the place to start.\n\nGet their rule book cause you need to set up a bike to pass tech (safety wire, tape lights, numbers..etc), as well as get the required safety gear (helmet, gloves, leathers, boots).\n\nTake the beginners school which normally happens on part of a Friday and all day Saturday.  If all goes well, he'll have his first race that Sunday.\n\nFrom there you acquire points not just for chapionships but to go to certain levels of experience from Novice to Provisional Expert to Expert to Pro.  It's different from club to club.  At certain point totals or experience levels, he can then run regional events. if he has enough points to become a pro he can then run at the national level.
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In addition to what the above poster mentioned, join the local bike club. They'll have "pick-up" rides one or more days a week. If you can hang with the A/B group, you're ready to try your hand at racing. And they will let you kow about upcoming races.\n\nYou can also find out about upcoming races at your local bike shop. They usually have fliers or small newspaper/magazines that tell all the upcoming races, century/charity rides, etc.\n\n Don't expect to get sponsored in your beginnning races. If you can hammer the Cat 4 and the Cat 3 guys, you'll A) Know more about how the racing scene works, and B) Sponsorship info will unfold and you'll then see how it works.