Savorian Federation of Automobile Racing

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The Savorian Federation of Automobile Racing is an Organisation active on national and partially on international level. Motorsports have been a part of Savoria ever since the first cars were rolling. But in the 1010´s it experienced a huge hype across the nation. However there was no official national racing series, yet and races were often organized by private companies or organizations. Most of them were local series that were limited to a certain state or region. But because of the hype Drivers, Teams and Fans alike called for the creation of official racing series on a national level that were regulated by a national organization focused on motorsports. A cooperation between Savorian authorities and many private companies and organizations that had experiences with hosting racing series led to the creation of the Savorian Federation of Automobile Racing in 1015. Ever since the SFAR is the highest instance of motorsports in Savoria and decides on regulations and rules for any official racing series. Any racing series that isn´t owned or organized by the SFAR itself now requires permission to be hosted from the SFAR and needs to fulfill certain standards.

Official Racing Series
This are some of the popular racing series that are officially hosted by the SFAR.

SFAR Street Car Series
The SFAR Street Car Series are very popular among Savoria. In the Street Car Racing Series only cars are used that are roadworthy and street legal. Teams are not allowed to build their own car from scratch. They have to use a street car model available on the market that is within the regulations of the individual series. This often leads to harsh competition where the drivers have a large influence on the outcome of a race. Teams can modify their cars to a certain extend within the regulations. However all cars must be street legal at any time. Due to the fact that car development and modification is limited the financial barrier to run a team in one of the Street Car Series is much lower compared to other types of racing series which even allows the poorest teams of a series to be somewhat competitive.

SFAR Street Car Masters
The SFAR Street Car Masters Series is the highest Series of the SFAR Street Car Series and active on national level with a large amount of coverage by all kinds of media. It is one of the most popular Series which makes it very attractive for sponsors. The series only uses road race tracks and doesn´t use oval tracks at all. A driver requires a "A-Class License" to be allowed to drive in this series. The rules are strict and serious consequences for rule violations follow much quicker than in lower Street Car Series.

Morley´s Street Car Cup
The Morley´s Street Car Cup Series is the second highest Series of the SFAR Street Car Series and active on a national level. The Street Car Crup is currently the named after Morley Tobacco the main sponsor of the series but it is regulated and managed by the SFAR. It is a fairly popular series with a good amount of coverage by all kinds of media. The series is still interesting enough for sponsors and there quite some big names in the series as well. The series only uses road race tracks and doesn´t use oval tracks at all. A driver requires a "B-Class License" to be allowed to drive in this series. The rules are strict but when it comes to punishment the series is definitely more forgiving compare to the SFAR Street Car Masters Series.

Kroll´s Street Car Challengers
The Krool´s Street Car Challengers Series is the third highest Series of the SFAR Street Car Series. It is also the lowest SFAR Street Car Series that is still active on a national level and covered live by at least some media. The Street Car Challengers Series is currently named after Kroll Fuels the main sponsor of the series but it is regulated and managed by the SFAR. Even though it gets less attention than the Masters and the Cup there is still a fair amount of interest for the series and sponsors that do not want to spent too much money to have a presence in motorsports are at the right address here.The series only uses road race tracks and doesn´t use oval tracks at all. A driver requires a "C-Class License" to be allowed to drive in this series. The rules are more forgiving than in the higher series which gives young drivers a good chance of gaining experience before moving to any higher series.