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Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 #1525867
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Hey Folks,
Just as a heads up Mike Carr is having one of his tristate stock/super stock combo races this weekend (sat and sun) at Mason Dixon in Hagerstown. They're a great group to run with so if you have a stocker, super stocker or nostalgia super stocker it may be a good last hurrah before winter sneaks up on us! The details are below:

Annual Lee Sherman Memorial Stock/Super Stock Races

Saturday-Sunday November 2-3
Mason-Dixon Dragway, Hagerstown MD (1/4 mile races)
Track is on US 40, approximately 5 miles east of I-70 exits 32
All NHRA and IHRA-legal S/SS cars, as well as Nostalgia/SS welcome


Weekend Schedule:

Friday November 1: parking for early arrivals (parking goes all day/night)
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Saturday November 2nd:
Gates open: 11 am
Test and Tune: 1pm-6pm ($30 paid to track)
S/SS Race, $50 entry, Round 1: Approximately 3 or 3:30 pm
Crew/spectators: $10
For racers there who are not testing or racing, $10
Annual Racer Dinner: 7:30 pm, Crazy Horse Steakhouse and Saloon (or Western Sizzler)

Test and tune is not called up in sessions. You just go to the lanes when you want to make a pass. Traditionally, lanes 1-2 are for S/SS, 3-4 for street tire cars, 5-6 are for slick tire cars. Around 3:00 or 3:30 pm, we will call for S/SS round 1 to the lanes (they will likely empty the lanes of T-n-T cars to make room for S/SS and for Gamblers race cars, then re-open test and tune after 2nd round. Cars that lose in S/SS may continue to make test runs as long as T-n-T goes on (usually til the final of S/SS). Cars are pulled side-by-side (lane 1 runs lane 2).

S/SS race random pairing for round 1. Bye-run chosen at random. Cars laddered by reaction time for second round. Tie-breaker is closest to the dial. If still a tie, whoever did it first will receive the higher spot on the ladder (if two drivers win with an .017 light and +.021 over their dial-in, whoever did it first receives the higher spot).
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Sunday November 3rd:
Gates open: 10 am
Time trials: 12 pm (two runs)
Eliminations: after time trials (also Electronics and Footbrake classes
S/SS Race, $100 entry (plus $10 tech card fee paid to track)
Crew/spectators: $10
Also 1/8 mile races for Electronics ($60) and Footbrake ($50). S/SS WILL be ¼ mile (quarter-mile)
* SUNDAY RACE GUARANTEED $2,000 TO WIN (OR MORE) *

Random pairing for round 1. Best reaction time during the second time trial receives the bye run. Cars laddered for round 2 based on round 1 reaction times.

All NHRA and IHRA legal S/SS cars welcome. No heads-up runs. All cars must dial the Index or quicker (using IHRA Index. SS/AA 9.95, A/SA 11.30, etc).
Nostalgia/SS dial in to the hundredth and can change their dial between rounds. Cars allowed, are based on NMCA, 422 All-Stars, etc rules.

Cars do NOT need to make a bye run or take the tree. A racer with a bye may return to their pit, or remain in the lanes if in a round-robin situation, their choice.


Both races 100% payback. Both races start third round loser, 3rd round loser gets their entry fee back.
With current sponsorship for the Association, $100 will go into the Saturday purse and $200 into the Sunday purse, not counting any additional money that may come)

Payouts for Saturday race
Thirty cars
3rd round loser – 50
4th round loser – 100
Runner-up – 400
Winner – 800

Forty cars
3rd round loser – 50
4th round loser – 100
5th round loser – 200
Runner-up – 400
Winner – 1,000

Fifty cars
3rd round – 50
4th round – 100
5th round – 250
Runner-up – 500
Winner – 1,000



Sunday payouts
45 cars
3rd round – 100
4th round – 200
5th round – 400
Runner-up - 1,000
Winner – 2,100

50 cars
3rd round – 100
4th round – 200
5th round – 500
Runner-up – 1,000
Winner – 2,000

60 cars
3rd round – 100
4th round – 200
5th round – 500
Runner-up – 1,200
Winner – 2,500

70 cars
3rd round – 100
4th round – 200
5th round – 400
6th round – 600
Runner-up – 1,300
Winner – 2,800


So, with a good car count, a chance to win almost FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, with a total entry fee of $190 ($30 T-n-T fee, $50 S/SS race, $10 tech card and $100 S/SS race). Not counting contingency, no NHRA or IHRA race anywhere can approach that. And, as always, the more cars we get = the bigger the purse = the higher the payouts.

Re: Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 [Re: Kyle Reasbeck] #1525868
10/30/13 11:39 AM
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Mr.Yuck Offline
Not enough dumb comments...yet
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So regular bracket racing donkeys like me are SOL? T&T only?


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Re: Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 [Re: Kyle Reasbeck] #1525869
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Sounds like a good time.....one more time before we break out the snowblowers.


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Re: Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 [Re: Steve1118] #1525870
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Might come on down. Car is on jackstands now with no brakes on it, but MD is close enough to spectate.
Jeff, gambler's race saturday or pro et sunday.

Re: Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 [Re: Kevins493] #1525871
10/30/13 01:29 PM
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Not enough dumb comments...yet
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Quote:

Might come on down. Car is on jackstands now with no brakes on it, but MD is close enough to spectate.
Jeff, gambler's race saturday or pro et sunday.




Kev want to tow me up??? lol that last drive up and back nearly made me deaf.

Re: Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 [Re: Mr.Yuck] #1525872
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We will be there with one of the Stockers. Usually a great race.


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Re: Hagerstown Stk/SS/NSS race Nov 2-3 [Re: Mr.Yuck] #1525873
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I'm heading there myself, as a spectator. Not sure about Saturday yet, but Sunday for sure. I go every year. Pretty nice event. I was on class racer .com days ago and was reading that there possibly may be a better turn out as the Dutch classic at Maple Grove was cancelled do to weather weeks ago and last year the hurricane in the Northeast kept racers away to.From what I gather that a few may make the trip to MD for this event.







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