Would 3 great races be enough for the first year?

What would be the 3 tracks that you guys as racers would pick

What would be furthest you would travel (keep in mind payouts will be guaranteed)

For the Super Pro and Pro classes, what would be the most you would feel comfortable paying?

How would you like recognized at the end of the season? Cash, gift, party, free entry for the following year?


Keep in mind we are pretending here guys!!! I have some oppurtunities that I am working on that could be pretty good but I cant do this with 200 race cars and disgruntled customers (racers)

Hi Josh,,,thanks for everything your doing.
I would personally like to see > 3 races,,,maybe 5-6 ?

Track choices....
-Norwalk
-Indy
-Columbus
-St Louis
-Beech Bend
-Milan

three races yes!

Indy, MapleGrove-or-E town, Kentucky-orRockingham-OR south??
Ohio area?? ( i know more than three, lol)

12-13 hours Pay me something please $$$ for gas

Cash or free entry

If I were to do the series it would be a full race with all the classes

Super pro
pro
quick
nss
new hemi
sportsman
BobsProFab 10.5 Mopars


maybe a few more

3 will all I could probably handle my first year doing the series.....we would look to add after that.

columbus
norwalk
indy

Spring summer and fall races........the reason I never when to st louis was bcuz it was the week before norwalk.

I hope you can work it out so we dont have to pick between norwalk and monster mopar race.
Two big mopar races in back to back wknds is NO good.
Two Tracks in my racing bucket list would be

Thunder valley
Z-max

4 to 6 hr drive is enuff for me

but would you drive 8 hours rick??? I know 6 is enough.....but 8 may be what it takes....just a question

I would drive 8 hrs if there were plenty of time between events, and it was at top notch facility.

i can't really add any input as i'm from oklahoma,but from 1997-2009 i traveled 6.5 hours to mm in st louis 5 times.that was about as far as i could afford to go.i wish i could make a move a little farther east,more choices to race.oh well good luck with it.

ok ok ok Gary, I will add a class for old people to.....

Lincoln town cars and cadillac class maybe

ohhhh.... you I get it now Gary....you deleted the heads up class from the quote....you big jokester you....

I believe that I made that statement on sept 9,2011.I offered indy,gateway,michigan and ohio or south.would make gateway last stop as it was original home of mmw.offer those that attend every one upto finals,1 or 2 free weekend passes or 1 race car free entry or????could be very interesting if not patterned after other two series.

Lets also think outside the box as well!!! We have to come up with things that people love to do/see that doesnt cost a billion dollars to pull off.

Bands, BBQs, BEER....BABES.....


man i like the letter B

I really think 1 of the races should be held on the East Coast Indy, Norwalk and Columbus is a 10-12 hr ride easy... Just my There is a lot of racers here on the East Coast... I plan on going to Norwalk this yr God willing and I wanted to hit your Indy event...

Just some suggestions: From some no-name races being put on that usually pack the House with Car counts and spectators."Standing room only"

Try to acquire some decent Cash sponsors for pay out.

Money talks! all the people saying they will only travel 6-8 hrs. You make the pay-out right and I bet they would go 10-12-14hrs.

I know a promoter in the South Pulling cars from upper New England states, Texas and California when he puts on a race.

Another idea is if the field is at least xx number of cars in a class entry fees are paid back for that class. Usually being 32-50+ cars on a 16-car field.

I understand your needing to only do 3 races the first year. I been talking to another promoter about pointers of doing something in Texas when I finally get out of the desert and these events take a lot of time and coordination on many levels. Even small events.

I'd suggest 3 major tracks in the given area and make them when things are slow at other tracks and events and for families.
1=Spring when the tracks open
2=End of summer
3=End of year before the track closes for Winter.

Maybe even reduce the Number of classes and be a bit creative with Classes. Make up your Own!!!

Be creative and Flamboyant with your advertising!!! Think old skool ads for drag racing (1960's) with Modern technology and Twists.

You payout like you did at Indy and I have no issue driving 8 hours.
Columbus always draws a crowd and is within 6-8 hours of a large majority of Mopars.
As far as the points go, I dont mind products but if a guy wins the deal he should be able to use most of the products that he wins.