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    Default ATTN: WV, MD, OH, PA and VA Promoters and Racers

    REVOLUTION SUPER LATE MODEL SERIES
    P.O.Box 853
    Dellslow, WV 26531
    304-680-6988


    Dear Fellow Promoter and racers,

    We are excited to announce the REVOLUTION SUPER LATE MODEL SERIES based out of Morgantown, WV!

    The REVOLUTION concept is planned with the out-of-control tire bills dirt racing teams are experiencing on a weekly basis.After speaking with HUNDREDS of dirt racing teams throughout the tri-state area over the winter, the biggest concern for the weekly and regional super late racer was tire expense.

    With that in mind, we have decided to create a regional super late series that will DRASTICALLY cut tire expenses by utilizing a spec compound rule of Hoosier 1600 on right rear, 1350 all other corners.

    PERIOD.

    Those are harder compounds which will have much longer life saving the racers money. They will know EXACTLY which tires to race with at each event, eliminating the scores of tires normally necessary to be competitive. Also, we believe this will allow the weekend warrior who doesn't have top-tier horsepower to compete as well as the CT525 sealed crate engines, steel block engines etc. since the hard compound on the right rear will limit grip.

    So, we have proposed an ideal way where the weekly racer can compete regionally for a good purse without spending thousands on race tires. A program where the race winner isn't decided by money and horsepower alone. This is going to require the winner to drive straight, keep the car under him and a little finesse with that right foot...just like back in the good old days of dirt track racing.

    We have included an attachment of proposed purse structures. You will notice we are not necessarily interested in the Dolly Parton-type purse structures. The traveling racer is more concerned with start money than top heavy winners share.


    REVOLUTION SUPER LATE MODEL SERIES is a brand new regional touring series. We understand
    we have to prove ourselves to some degree. We are very confident that this series and its rules, particularly tire rules, is rooted in sound financial principles-- taking away,for competitions sake, the huge advantages those with unlimited tire budgets and unlimited horsepower has over the weekend warrior. As a promoter, ask yourself this?---how many of your loyal locals attempted to qualify for the big race at your last nationally sanctioned event? Or worse, how many qualified? As the years go by, less and less locals show up for bigger races because they can't afford to buy “their” tires and they know they can't compete.

    Can a spec tire rule save the racers money, boost car counts at your bigger shows and put more butts in the stands? We feel confident the answer is YES! And we are basing this on months of conversations with local racers who travel off-and-on and simple arithmatic, from a racers point-of-view.

    As a former car owner, I am well aware the dreaded tire bill. But we can change this issue.

    Now. Before we price our super lates right out of business.

    Do you have the courage to think outside the box?

    Please contact me, preferably by email at your convenience to book dates for the 2016 season.
    Racers, we'd love to hear from you, too.

    Thanks,

    Jimmy Henry

    REVOLUTION SUPER LATE MODEL SERIES
    P.O. Box 853
    Dellslow, WV 26531
    304-680-6988
    jimmyhenry@reagan.com
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
    --George Orwell

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    Purse Structures

    1) $10,000 to win 1) $7000 to win 1) $5,000 to win
    5,000 2) 3500 2) 2500
    2,500 3) 2000 3) 1500
    2,000 4) 1400 4) 1200
    1500 5) 950 5) 1000
    1300 6) 875 6) 850
    1200 7) 800 7) 750
    1100 8) 725 8) 700
    850 9) 650 9) 600
    800 10) 525 10) 550
    750 11) 475 11) 500
    700 12) 425 12) 450
    650 13) 400 13) 425
    600 14) 400 14) 400
    550 15) 400 15) 400
    500 16) 400 16) 400
    - 24) 500 17) – 24) 400 17) – 24) 400
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    $34,000 Purse $23,635 Purse $20,425 Purse

    $3,000 to win
    2,000
    1350
    1000
    875
    775
    700
    600
    500
    450
    425
    400
    400
    400
    400
    400
    - 24) 400
    $16,875 Purse


    Proposed Points Fund
    (Based on minimum of 10 Events)

    1. $5,000
    2. 2500
    3. 1500
    4.1000
    5. 800
    6. 700
    7. 600
    8. 500
    9. 500
    10. 500
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
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    Would u guys let lm 40s go if some of us ump guys wanted to come over

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    Why 1350s? Nobody runs those tires in that area. Wouldn't 1300s make more sense. Every racer on the the east coast has a set of 1300s laying around

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    Good question, Drop Shock. After input from the racers we spoke with, keeping season-long spending at the forefront, while most had 1300's lying around,the 1350 will last much longer and level the playing field.
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
    --George Orwell

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    For updates as well as feedback, we invite all to like us on face book at:

    facebook.com/revolutionsuperlatemodelseries
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
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    Your list of states covers a very broad area and you may run into trouble with steering. Why not follow Lucas rules for using the same Front/LR for all prelim races leading up to the Amain and then possibly allow 2 new rears? Are you using Time Trials?

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    Why a hard spec tire rule?
    --Drastically cuts tire bill
    --Car count increase at series events because horsepower
    isn't as important if you can't put it to the ground.
    --Puts driver back in charge of winning races.
    --Minimize "around the bottom"and locked-down tracks
    --Side-by-side-racing...remember that?
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
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    So no lm 40s then ur close enough to some ump tracks but they would have to uy new tires to run

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    What tracks are going to do that

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    Running 1350s and 1600 in that part of the country will ensure that cars are skating around the track with little grip. That is all fine and dandy if your competitors actually are running those tires. You may find that very difficult to ensure.
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    I know this is new, but do you have any committed drivers and/or tracks yet?

    Wish you the best.

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    it is hard to beat new tires. good race teams will still spend the money for new tires in a race. then they end up buying more tires to race other places that don't have them rules so how does this save race teams money???????

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    ****UPDATE RULES INFO***

    After a lot of further debate the decision has been made for this tire rule:

    1600 right rear
    1325 rf
    1325 lr
    Open lf

    We want to make it as easy as possible to race with us yet not make it so you have to carry 20 tires to do so.
    We are also VERY concerned about keeping costs down. After much discussion and debate, the rules above will stand.

    Thanks to those car owners, racers and promoters who spoke with us last night. It is exactly because of conversations like that that took place last night why we can make REVOLUTION Super Late Model Series successful.

    Thanks,

    Jimmy Henry
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
    --George Orwell

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    Are you all working with the UFO, App speedweek, the new stars series , buckeyre speedweek to avoid scheduling conflicts? I cant really see where there is much room for another new series. I like the idea though just seems drivers will be spread thin.

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    Good questions, WVRACEFAN. With Appalachian,STARS and Buckeye being more of a speedweek, rather than series-type format, scheduling shouldn't be much of an issue. And of course,we will work with UFo Series on scheduling as well. My guess is,we will be offering a little different entertainment package than other series.With our spec tire rules,we feel strongly that it will produce a very different level of competition and you may see faces in victory lane you perhaps wouldn't necessarily expect to at a regional series level.
    Last edited by Jimmy Henry; 01-12-2016 at 10:25 AM.
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    What tracks have signed on for this new series??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy Henry View Post
    ****UPDATE RULES INFO***

    After a lot of further debate the decision has been made for this tire rule:

    1600 right rear
    1325 rf
    1325 lr
    Open lf

    We want to make it as easy as possible to race with us yet not make it so you have to carry 20 tires to do so.
    We are also VERY concerned about keeping costs down. After much discussion and debate, the rules above will stand.

    Thanks to those car owners, racers and promoters who spoke with us last night. It is exactly because of conversations like that that took place last night why we can make REVOLUTION Super Late Model Series successful.

    Thanks,

    Jimmy Henry
    In your initial post you said 1350 and1600 PERIOD.......with a capital p !!!now you are changing your rules already ? Good luck........ LMAO !!!!!!!!

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    What's your name?
    "In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy Henry View Post
    What's your name?
    I suppose you are approving only Hoosier tires ? Or are American racer and Goodyear equivalents ok ? Is your open tire truly "open" ? Are you going to be actually testing the tires for compound or just going by stamping ?

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