Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp (CCAJ)

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softhds, there are 4 levels of racing starting with simulated racing (computers) and ending in "REAL" stock car racing! EZ2 is sponsoring a team (McBroom) and will have it's logos on both the simulated cars and the "real" cars.

The show is still progressing and they have not yet announced a network that will air the "Ulimate Reality Racer" TV show!

Info From www.ultimaterealityracer.com

The Four Levels

Level 1. The first level of qualifying will be the SIM, LAN and CFL events. In the SIMS and LAN events, competitors will be racing each other on a PC using Papyrus NASCAR 2003 software for the right to transfer to the next level of qualifying. For more info on Level 1 please read the LAN and SIM rules on The Ultimate Reality Racer web site. CFL events are available at seven regional locations across America. CFL events involve a virtual driving experience and rules are posted on our website. 120 competitors will transfer to Level 2.

Level 2. The second level of qualifying will be in high performance racing karts. The speed and danger of this event and every event that comes after this one is very real. To compete from here forward you will be required to sign a release form stating that you understand this fact. Level 2 will be held at LOWE’S Motor Speedway and there will be fields of 10 to 20 competitors racing for the right to transfer to Level 3. 60 competitors will transfer to Level 3.

Level 3. The third level of qualifying will be in the Thunder Roadsters. The competitors in this level will be placed in fields of 10 to race it out for the right to transfer to Level 4.
This event may be held at LOWE’S Motor Speedway and or Concord Motorsport Park in Concord NC. 20 competitors will transfer to Level 4.

Level 4. The forth level is an all out 11 race series in full size 490 HP stock cars. We will start with 10 car fields. There will be a celebrity panel that will judge each competitor on a list of at least ten criteria. The competitor scoring lowest after each event will be sent home. The races will be 50 laps in length cautions do not count and there will be a limited pit crew to service damaged vehicles. Cars will be fitted with in car cams and in car talk. Each competitor will have their own spotter at these events. All competitors at Level 4 will be required to sign a management contract to compete. The winner of the eleventh race in Level 4 will be awarded a driver development contract.