The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-01-05
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY JAN. -.

No l9-tlvc miles standing start.
touring cars designed t" carry four "r
more passengers, listed at over $4,000
No -0-.Ten miles. handicap. all
classes of touring cars.
No. 2l-Onc hundred miles, standing
start, all classes for the Minneapolis In
ternational World Championship trophy
Present holder, s f. Edge, London
England. The cup must be- won twice
to obtain permanent possession In
case the number Of contestants exceeds
six, the cars will be started one minute
ap' TT and the winner will be determined
by time instead of by position.
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY, JAN. PC.
To finish at Ormold.
No. 22-Two hundred miles, standing
start, International, all classes At
least six entries and four starters or no
race. One turn at five miles and every
fifteen miles thereafter In ease the
number of contestants exceeds SIX, the
cars will be started one minute apart.
aad the winner will be determined by
time instead of position
GENERAL INFORMATION.
The exact time of starting each event
Will depend on the tide and condition of
the beach. The course will be at least
fifteen miles long, and at low tide Is 100
yards wide
The Gle rk of the course will designate
an enclosure at which contestants arc to
assemble All competitors must be II
the place dcSigh tied at least thirty
minutes before the tine II g event in:
which they are entered i, scheduled IL
start This rule will be strictly enforced.
The final meats of handicapo NAV be
rchandicapp' d, if Ill the opening of the
Handicapped any change is desirable
All contestants IT, open events will t'c
subject II weighing and examination be-
fore and after competing.
In order to be eligible for = cord trials
cars must be entered in two or more
races
Handsome engraved parchment certi-
ticatcs will be awarded to each contest
ant IN the time trial, officially certifying
tic time made by the recipient
THE ENTRIES REQUIRED.
Four entries will be required i'll an
event. of which three may be required
to start \" second prize may he given
unless tour start
Entrants i'll events for touring ears
must be provided with catalogues des-
| cribing the cars The class in which any
foreign car may compete shall be deter
| mined by the regular selling price in the
| United States.
In touring ear races the tonn"au must
he carried lamps, tops, horns and ar-
! cessnrIcS which have no part i'll the
actual constitution or running of the car
| need not be carried.
The term touring car, described a. Il
touring runabout for the purposes of
! this tournament, means an automobile
as regularly designed and catalogucd
by the maker, regularly carrying Il tom
neau and provided with seats for at
| least four adult persons.
The 200mile race, open to all, will
| not be run unless there are six or more
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OPENING OF TOURNAMENT.
On account Of the addition to the list
of events Of the 200-mile open, it has
been decided to start the tournament on
Monday: January 2l, ending on Satur-
day, January 26
Saturday, january 26, if time permits,
Will also be devoted to the decision of
match races that may be made during
the week
In order to get a fair and fast start i'll
| the flying start races, a pacemaker Will
be employed.
All races on the 0rnontf- DaytQQa
Beach, January 2l to January p, 1907.
will be confined to whit& male drivers,
IS years of age or over.
The entrance fee for each event, in
Guiding record trials, with the exception
of the events No. Is and No. -, IS $40.
The entrance fee for event No. Is, as
fixed by the deed of gift, is $50, and the
entrance fee for event No %, which will
be used to purchase the trophy for that
event, will be S100
Tie right to refuse any entry without
stating the reason is reserved by the
management.