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    Default Fastrak issues challenge to drivers and track promoters for 2022 season

    FASTRAK ISSUES CHALLENGE TO DRIVERS AND TRACK PROMOTERS FOR 2022 SEASON

    Carnesville, GA – With the 2022 racing season just around the corner officials of FASTRAK Racing want to issue a challenge to all drivers and track promoters, a $50,000 challenge that is.

    With the 2022 Weekend Warrior Racing National Championship paying $20,000 to win FASTRAK would like to challenge track promoters and drivers to step up for a possible $50,000 to win National Championship.

    Here’s how it would work; thirty FASTRAK sanctioned tracks would pay $30,000 to win and pay the top thirty drivers in points, forty sanctioned tracks and the National Championship would pay $40,000 to win and pay the top forty drivers in points, and with fifty sanctioned tracks the National Champion would win a whopping $50,000 pay day with the top fifty drivers in points being paid out from a very lucrative point fund.

    “We encourage all the 604 Pro Late Model drivers to speak with their respective tracks about becoming a FASTYRAK sanctioned facility so that they can run for the possible $50,000 to win National Championship; if you want to run for the bigger money pull together and get your track to become sanctioned,” commented FASTRAK President Stan Lester.

    Lester added, “Track promoters, we challenge you to become a FASTRAK sanctioned track so that your drivers can compete for the richest National Championship in crate racing; there are many more advantages to being FAASTRAK sanctioned than just the National Point fund for both the drivers and promoters, there is no better program in crate racing.”

    To be eligible for the 100% of the Weekend Warriors Racing National Championship point fund posted amounts drivers must be FASTRAK members ($150 for the year), run the FT crate spec tires on all four corners at any FASTRAK weekly track on all cars 100% of the time, BUT a a track may also participate on any crate spec tire, but their teams will only receive 50% of any posted amount.

    “I still think we have the best spec crate tire in the business, but this will allow competitors that are in areas where other spec crate tires are more prominent to run at a FASTRAK track and not incur unnecessary costs and still compete for the national title,” stated Lester.

    FASTRAK would like to point out once again that tracks DO NOT have to run FT crate spec tires to be FASTRAK sanctioned in 2022. Their teams will only be eligible for 50% of the posted point fund amounts, which are still extremely good when compared to other crate sanctions.

    The 2022 point season will start the first weekend of April and run through the Sunday of Labor Day Weekend.

    Membership must be in-house by the first weekend of April or paid at the track. No driver will receive points until they become a member.

    An announcement on when the new 2022 membership forms will be available online is forthcoming. Keep an eye on the FASTRAK website and social media platforms for more details.

    Any tracks interested in joining FASTRAK, please call as soon as possible to ensure your teams have the opportunity to join this year’s possible $50,000 to win National Championship.

    Series office (678) 935-7304 Stan Lester President Direct line (678) 505-7485 or sl@fastrakracing.com

    Weekend Warrior Racing by FASTRAK www.fastrakracing.com

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    Propaganda that is killing lm racing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim11h View Post
    Propaganda that is killing lm racing
    I'm curious. Please explain you reasoning.

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    Seems more like a Hail Mary to make the sanctioning body relevant again. I remember when it seemed like almost every track here in the south was FT sanctioned. Certainly not the case anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cooter Davenport View Post
    Fastrak only has seven tracks listed for the WWR series, one of which is Jim Moon's Big O Speedway in Ennis TX.... Fastrak made a big post last year about how Big O is no longer Fastrak sanctioned. So they actually have six or less tracks right now. I don't see 30 tracks happening at all.
    I can see that reasoning. I still don't know how this press release is "killing lm racing."

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