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* [[MRc Rallycross Championship]] (season 3) | * [[MRc Rallycross Championship]] (season 3) | ||
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Revision as of 16:08, 6 February 2024
New Dimension Racing are an organisation that run several leagues each year in Live for Speed. NDR is run by five members, including J@tko, dekojester, JO53PHS, hyntty and TFalke55.
History
New Dimension Racing Events was formed in December 2007, when Jack Atkinson (J@tko) saw the need for a Beginners' league in Live for Speed. He also had a desire to replicate the Daytona 500 and Indy 500 in LFS. Initially, Jack was on his own in running NDR, but within weeks of it's creation, Jonathan Palmer (dekojester) volunteered his race administration skills, and since then, has proved himself as a strong race director, being the very backbone of NDR's events.
Leagues
- iTCC Touring Car Championship
- Grand Touring Amateur League
- Grand Touring World Series
- GT2 Challenge
- GT4 Sprint Cup
- LFSCART
- LFSCART Light Series
- LX Challenge
- Kyoto 250
- Kyoto 500
- MiniFBM Series
- TBO Challenge
- LFS Beginner's Cup/NDR Challenge
Leagues sanctioned by NDR
- Layout Racing League
- MRc BF1 League (seasons 2 and 3)
- MRc E-Challenge (seasons 2022 and 2023)
- MRc Rallycross Championship (season 3)
- TRR Endurance Pros (rounds 2 and 3, 4h of Aston Historic and 8h of Westhill, respectively)
