EQR - Equalizer Quattro Race

All sports competitions are separated for men, women and disabled. I thought about a motor racing platform that utilizes an Equalizing Racing Car, so men, women and disabled can compete with each other in the same race. It will be league based competition. There will be total of four leagues, first, second, third and fourth league like in football. The competition will comprise of sprint and endurance races. There will be four sprint tracks and these four sprint tracks will be partially connected together to form the endurance track. All sprint tracks will be 4 km and the endurance track will be 16 km in length. Each league will have four sub categories; men, women, disabled men, disabled women. In each sub category there will be 16 competitors. All competitors will drive the same car The Equalizer. The aim of these competition is to compete the racers not the cars. The Equalizer will be all electric car with minimum automatic racing support system. The controllers within the car will vary according to the users disability if it exists and these controllers will not give additional advantage to the driver. Each car will have the same weight with its driver. Additional weights will be added to each car to achieve this. The racing season will start in January and end in December. There will be 4 sub-seasons within the season. Ex: Winter Season, January, February, March. In the first four weeks of the season there will be sixteen sprint competitions with multiple races, four in every week. The sprint races will be 40 turns on a 4 km sprint track, total of 160 km. In every competition day. The morning session will be ordering race to determine the starting position of each racer. Each sub category racer will compete within itself first. Therefore first four races of the day will be among each sub category. The final and the fifth race of the day will be among the first four racers of each category. The ordering will be determined according to each racers performance of their subcategory race. The first four racers will attend the award ceremony. Racers will earn point in every race they attend. After four weeks there will be a week of resting and on the first weekend there will be the endurance race. The first endurance race of the sub-season will be 100 tours around the 16 km track (1600 km). There will be 16 teams formed among the racers according to their position in their subcategory for that sub-season. Ex: The first place racers will form the race team 1 and have the door number 1 on their cars. Unlike traditional endurance races each racer will use their own car. Therefore each team will have four cars and four spare cars. Each racer will earn point according to their own performance and their teams overall performance. After the endurance weekend there will be another week of rest. Than there will be four weeks of sprint races again. After that another week of rest and on the first weekend there will be the endurance race. It will be the second endurance race of the sub-season. It will be a 24 hour race around the 16 km endurance track. The team formation will be the same as the first endurance race but the ranking will be based on the total points earned in that sub-season. After the race there will be week of rest and the sub-season will end. In each sub-season only one sprint track will be used by the league members. The teams will move to the next sprint track after each sub-season. At the end of the fourth sub-season the overall season will end and the Season Champions will be announced based on their subcategory.