NASCAR Virtual Reality Racing Championship

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The NASCAR Virtual Reality Racing Championship (NVRRC for short) is a NASCAR video game tournament thats located in Bristol, CT. It is the bigger sister league to the Mini Car Championship. The tournament was founded in January, 2007. The tournament is the next thing to NASCAR, just a few altered rules and regulations, and is done by NASCAR videogames, rather than actually driving. It does not have a strict schedule, like the NASCAR circuit does. There are 36 races in the schedule that make up one season, with 4 non-points races. The roster of players is at 58, up 8 from the Mini Car Championship. The NVRRC is the same concept as the Mini Car Championship but just under a new name and new rules.

[edit] Roster

Megan Adams driver of the #9 UAW Dodge Dealers Dodge (Kasey Kahne) (2004)

Viola Anglisz driver of the #9 Mopar Dodge (Kasey Kahne) (2005)

Samantha Bailey driver of the #24 Dupont Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2004)

Ashley Blumenthal driver of the #24 Pepsi-Dupont July 4 Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2002)

Jordan Bowerman driver of the #24 Pepsi-Dupont Talladega Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2004)

Mikaela Bowerman driver of the #5 Kellogs Chevrolet (Terry Labonte) (2002)

Kirstie Brady driver of the #24 Dupont 200 Years Daytona 500 Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2002)

Jennifer Caron driver of the #40 Coors Light Salute To USA Dodge (Sterling Marlin) (2001)

Marcus Cinnotti driver of the #6 Pfizer Ford (Mark Martin) (2003)

Kellie Clemens driver of the #12 Altell Dodge (Ryan Newman) (2007)

Nicole Crandle driver of the #6 Pfizer Ford (Mark Martin) (2002)

Jennifer Downes driver of the #9 Dodge Dealers-Mountain Dew Dodge (Kasey Kahne) (2004)

Jon Ely driver of the #24 Dupont Chip Foose Hot Hues Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2006)

Katrina Fortier driver of the #5 Kellogs-Looney Tunes Chevrolet (Terry Labonte) (2002)

Brandon Guelli driver of the #25 National Guard Chevrolet (Casey Mears) (2007)

Jonathan Gobiel driver of the #24 Dupont-Pepsi Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (1999)

Molly Graffam driver of the #16 Grainger Ford (Greg Biffle) (2003)

Komail Hasan* driver of the #17 DeWalt-Win A Million Ford (Matt Kenseth) (2002)

Josh Kimball driver of the #12 Altell Dodge (Ryan Newman) (2004)

Casey Klett driver of the #20 Home Depot Chevrolet (Tony Stewart) (2004)

Amanda Lacko driver of the #45 Georgia-Pacific Dodge (Kyle Petty) (2005)

Melissa Lafountain driver of the #99 Citgo Ford (Jeff Burton) (2002)

Doug Larson driver of the #28 Havoline-Muppets Ford (Ricky Rudd) (2002)

Sydney Ligouri driver of the #29 GM Goodwrench Chevrolet (Kevin Harvick) (2006)

Caytlyn Maddocks driver of the #24 Dupont-Play For A Billion Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2004)

Tyler Mals driver of the #3 Nabisco Nillas Chevrolet (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) (2002)

Melissa Manzi driver of the #12 SuperCuts Chevrolet (Tim Fedewa) (2002)

Kristy Martin driver of the #24 Dupont-Pepsi Talladega Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2003)

Kreg Melanson driver of the #42 Texaco-Havoline Dodge (Juan Pablo Montoya) (2007)

Brett Mott driver of the #20 Home Depot Chevrolet (Tony Stewart) (2007)

Adam Nadeau driver of the #3 Nabisco Oreos Chevrolet (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) (2002)

Samantha Nogiec driver of the #26 Irwin Industrial Tools Ford (Jamie McMurray) (2007)

Tiffany Oakes driver of the #38 M&M's Ford (Elliott Sadler) (2004)

Amy Pavelchak driver of the #24 Dupont/Pepsi Superman Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2006)

Caitlin Peckora driver of the #9 Dodge Mega Cab Dodge Ram Dodge (Kasey Kahne) (2005)

Kenny Plourde driver of the #24 Dupont Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2002)

LeEllen Plunkett driver of the Sharpie-Win A Million Ford (Kurt Busch) (2002)

Dale Reynolds driver of the #9 UAW Dodge Dealers Dodge (Kasey Kahne) (2007)

Kevin Rimcoski driver of the #24 Dupont Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2007)

Steven Roberts driver of the #24 Dupont Inverse Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2005)

Chris Rothcugel driver of the #43 Cheerios Dodge (John Andretti) (2002)

Agnes Samsel driver of the #2 Miller Lite Dodge (Rusty Wallace) (2005)

Shaun Shivji driver of the #31 Cingular Wireless Big & Rich Chevrolet (Jeff Burton) (2006)

Aaron Smith driver of the #8 Budweiser Chevrolet (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) (2002)

Kelly Snedker driver of the #18 Interstate Batteries Pontiac (Bobby Labonte) (2002)

Brandon Soto driver of the #29 GM Goodwrench-E.T. Chevrolet (Kevin Harvick) (2002)

Scott Sturgeon driver of the #3 GM Goodwrench Chevrolet (Dale Earnhardt Sr.) (2001)

Joe Suszczynski driver of the #24 Dupont-Pepsi Talladega Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2002)

Melissa Symolon driver of the #24 Dupont-Looney Tunes Chevrolet (Jeff Gordon) (2002)

Shawn Tanasi driver of the #22 CAT Rentals Dodge (Ward Burton) (2002)

Mickeal Tarantino driver of the #15 NAPA Auto Parts Chevrolet (Michael Waltrip) (2002)

Zachary Taylor driver of the #1 Pennzoil Chevrolet (Jeff Green) (2003)

Amanda Towne driver of the #42 Havoline-Rookie of the Year Dodge (Jamie McMurray) (2003)

Tyler Voisine driver of the #48 Lowes Home Improvement Chevrolet (Jimmie Johnson) (2002)

Ashley Waag driver of the #32 Tide Chevrolet (Travis Kvpail) (2005)

Kelly Walker driver of the #9 Dodge Dealers UAW Dodge (Kasey Kahne) (2006)

Chris Willaims driver of the #8 Budweiser Chevrolet (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) (2003)

[edit] Differences To the MCC

Roster of 58 drivers, up 8 from the MCC
Runs a complete 36 race schedule instead of 24 in the MCC
Everything is computerized, whereas it wasn't in the MCC
The game used for the NVRRC is NASCAR Racing 2003 Season, rather than NASCAR Thunder 2004