Whats bracket racing?
Bracket racing is drag racing with time handicaps. This means that the slower car is given a head start. The amount of head start time is determined by the dial-in times. A dial-in is a time that you think your car will run in the quarter mile. The difference between the two racer’s dial-ins determines the amount of head start the car with the slower dial-in will receive. Example: Racer 1 Racer 2 Dial in: 14.65 16.5 (16.5-14.65=1.85, Racer 2 gets a 1.85 head start) Reaction Time: .512 .612 Quarter Mile Time: 14.86 16.58 Racer 1’s run: .512 + 14.86 = 15.372 seconds to get to the finish line. 15.372 – 14.65 = .722 seconds longer than ET. Racer 2’s run: .612 + 16.58 = 17.912 seconds to get to the finish line. 17.192 – 16.50 = .692 seconds longer than ET. Winner: Racer 2 since he was closer to his dial-in. (.692 < .722) What is Head to Head racing? Head to head (H2H) is racing with no hanicap. This type of race can only be done with online racers. The object is to get to the finish line as
