Sim-racing first
Develop a practical online format for racing, conversation, and community participation. No date or entry process is open yet.
Philadelphia · Racing culture · Community
Concept development · no event date announced
Speed Week,
built with care.
Qurmmius is developing a Philadelphia-centered event concept with the ambition to become a recurring annual series. The first step is a digital-first edition; any future in-person program must earn its way forward through feasibility, partners, safety planning, and approvals.
“Qurmmius Philadelphia Speed Week” is a working title; name and trademark clearance are not complete.
The ambition
A home for the racing community.
The idea is to bring people together around the skill, creativity, and culture of racing. The exact mix of activities is still being designed—not promised. A digital gathering gives Qurmmius a responsible way to test interest and learn before proposing a physical event.
Listen and learn
Use an initial edition to understand audience interest, accessibility needs, operations, and what a future gathering should actually include.
Explore in person
Assess an approved venue or public-space proposal only after agencies, venue operators, qualified event partners, insurance, and funding are addressed.
How it becomes real
Four gates. No skipped safety steps.
A recurring event is built edition by edition. We will announce only what has actually been scheduled and approved.
Define a small digital edition
Set a realistic format, audience, budget, staffing plan, accessibility goals, and a date only after the plan and capacity are confirmed.
Check venue and city feasibility
Ask Philadelphia’s Office of Special Events about the right process and agencies before proposing a physical location or street route.
Build an operations and safety plan
Work with qualified event, traffic, medical, accessibility, insurance, and discipline-specific partners where the chosen format requires them.
Announce only confirmed details
Publish dates, registration, ticketing, partners, or a course only after written confirmations and every applicable permit or sanction is in place.
Straight talk
What is—and isn’t—confirmed.
Qurmmius is developing the concept. The event itself is not yet scheduled.
We want to build this for the community and keep Qurmmius at its center. Qurmmius is creating the event identity and original presentation. Any future collaboration should have written scopes and clear brand/content terms. This does not claim exclusive control of public streets, a general race format, or third-party motorsport marks.
- DateNot announced
- Philadelphia course or venueNone selected or approved
- Permits or road closuresNot obtained
- Sanctioning, partners, ticketsNone announced; registration is not open
Is it annual already?
Not yet. The goal is a proposed annual series; an annual cadence starts only after an edition is actually organized and future editions are feasible.
Will there be a street race?
That is not decided. A public-road event would need early feasibility work and all required city, transportation, safety, insurance, and event approvals.
Who is endorsing it?
No government agency, racing league, sanctioning body, or established series is represented as a partner or endorser.
The first lap is the planning.
Big vision. Honest milestones.
We’ll keep the ambition visible while being precise about what is still a concept. No ticket sales, public-road route, date, or event registration is being offered at this stage.
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