From what I remember of the different series in the late 90's, the Super Series consisted of 7-8 races for the eastern championship, 6-7 for the western one and 4 full National weekends. The Nationals were held at Race City in Calgary, Edmonton airport, Mosport road course and Delaware. They were busy weekends as the teams would usually practice and time trial Friday, then they would split the field from the odd (1,3,5,etc) fastest and the even (2,4,6,etc) fastest and run a two shorter (ie. 100 lap) races Friday night for full points. The Friday races would also help set the starting field for Sundays long (ie. 300 lap) races. Saturdays (at the ovals anyways) would be a practice and Saturday nights they would run a usually run a last chance qualifier for the final positions (from approx.25th on back) alongside the tracks local divisions. You probably will only find the results of the "Sunday" races. So, the final results of the National point standings were a result of the eight races (2 at each track) plus your two best results in your "home" (east or west) series........Confused?......Has anybody mentioned yet that along with the Cascar Super Series National,East and West series there was also a Cascar Sportsman series east and possibly west touring series that ran identical cars (except for carbs and radios) during this time as well.......
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