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Jim Beaver eSports Announces eShort Course Crandon World Cup

Friday, Sep 11 1704
Jim Beaver eSports, in conjunction with Crandon International Raceway, is pleased to announce the inaugural Jim Beaver eSports eShort Course Crandon World Cup. The event, which will stream on Saturday at 12PM ET/3PM PT across Facebook, Twitch, and YouTube, will feature virtual Pro 4 trucks on Crandon to celebrate the track’s release this week on iRacing. The event is open to all iRacers on a first-come, first-serve basis.
 
Rules for the Jim Beaver eSports eShort Course Crandon World Cup are as follows:
 
•  Class: Pro 4
•  Layout: Crandon International Raceway Full (1.75 miles)
•  Race Setup: Fixed
•  Practice: 20 minutes
•  Qualifying: 5 minutes, 2 laps, single-truck qualifying
•  Heats: 5 laps, seeded by qualifying times, single-elimination format (no last chance qualifier)
•  Main Event: 10 laps, 24 trucks
•  Grand Prize: Winner receives a set of four (4) Yokohama light truck tires and two (2) VIP passes to 2021 Polaris World Championship Off-Road Races at Crandon International Raceway (race weekend, parking and VIP passes only, no travel or accommodations)
 
The Jim Beaver eSports eShort Course Crandon World Cup is the only virtual Pro 4 event at Crandon to receive the official blessing and sanctioning of Crandon International Raceway. The virtual Pro 4 truck that will be utilized in the event was built based on a scan of RJ Anderson’s real-world Pro 4 truck, a 900 horsepower all-wheel drive machine the young Californian just raced to a second consecutive Crandon World Cup victory over Labor Day weekend.
 
Interested drivers can register for the event by clicking here. For more information on Jim Beaver eSports, visit www.jimbeaveresports.com. For more information on Crandon International Raceway, visit www.crandonoffroad.com.
Adam Sinclair

Adam has been a race fan since the first time he went through the tunnel under the Daytona International Speedway more than 30 years ago. He has had the privilege of traveling to races all across the state of Florida (as well as one race in Ohio), watching nearly everything with a motor compete for fame and glory, as well as participating in various racing schools to get the feel of what racecar drivers go through every week.  

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