I do have motors - 30 of them. Hopefully that will be enough.

Pick up your motor at the beginning of the day, drop it in your car and go. When the day is over, you'll need return it. Each race you'll pick up a random motor - trying to keep things as fair as possible.

You'll pull a number that is associated with a motor and write your name down on a sheet next to that number. This way I can make sure to get all the motors back.

In keeping with the Spec theme, you'll need to run the motor as is - no breaking in, flushing it with comm drops, cranking on the timing, etc. This is a Spec class that is supposed to be fun. As soon as people start tweaking the motors, the fun goes away (for some).