Registration is officially open for the second event of the 2026-27 CORR NEXT season, which will take place on December 12-13 at Firebird Motorsports Park. This event will feature an all-new race format, with three heats and a main race per class, more than doubling the amount of race time per competitor.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO COMPETE IN CORR NEXT ON DECEMBER 12-13
The event will feature a full program of CORR NEXT Youth and Sportsman race classes. See below for more information:
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CORR NEXT
Racing Classes
| Beginner classes | Experienced classes |
| 200 Limited Beginner | 200 Limited Experienced |
| 170 Limited Beginner | 170 Limited Experienced |
| 170 Modified Beginner | 170 Modified Experienced |
| 570 Modified Beginner | 570 Modified Experienced |
| Youth Restricted Beginner | Youth Restricted Experienced |
| Youth NA Beginner | Youth NA Experienced |
Combined experience classes: Sportsman SXS, Pro-Am Limited, Pro-Am Modified
New Race Format and Weekend Scores
Based on racer input, the new CORR NEXT race format is as follows:
- Three heat races (two on Saturday, one on Sunday) per class
- Lap counts: 6 for 170 and 200 classes, 8 for all other classes
- One main race on Sunday per class
- Lap counts: 8 for 170 and 200 classes, 10 for all other classes
- Weekend scores based on a lowest-number format
- 1st place: 1 point, 2nd place: 3 points, 3rd place: 5 points, etc.
- All three heats and the main are scored the same way
Championship points will be awarded based on a racer’s weekend score. The lowest weekend score will receive the highest amount of championship points under the existing CORR points schedule.
Beginner Definition
Any racer that has not raced for a “Short Course” series for more than 4 completed races will qualify for CORR NEXT Beginner classes. No prior CORR racers that have raced for a season qualify for this class. The CORR race director has the discretion during the season to request a Beginner to move up to the Experienced class if the driver shows experience above and beyond that considered to be Beginner. Points will be carried up to the experience class with a 50% reduction for any move up, voluntary or requested.
Experienced Definition
Any Racer who has raced for more than 4 completed races in a “Short Course” series will qualify for CORR NEXT Experienced classes. All CORR presented by AMSOIL series racers qualify as Experienced racers unless they only attended 2 race weekends in the last 2 years of competition.
Trophies and Points
All classes, Beginner and Experienced, will receive 1st to 3rd trophies. Points will be the same point schedule as CORR presented by AMSOIL, and end of year champions will be awarded according to finisher points.
Starting Order
We will be doing a random “Pill Draw” style starting after tech closes for all classes, Beginner, Experienced, and all combined classes. After the first day’s race, we will be doing staging based on current points leader as P1 and filling accordingly through the starting order. Missing racer slots will be filled with the next racer in line according to current points.
Vehicle Rules
All race vehicles MUST follow the CORR rulebook regardless of Beginner or Experienced class definition. These rules are general safety requirements and must be followed and inspected in tech.
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