Support classes for Big LM Shows

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  • LITE-INN
    Banned
    • Feb 2008
    • 12473

    #16
    Originally posted by jgib3414 View Post
    each modified and street stock car brings an average of five to the pits and eight to ten to the stands maybe more to a big race. i used to attend a track that had a yearly "big" race and when the bigger guys came in the track would cater to them. which is fine to an extent yes it brings them back but at the same time you make ten regulars mad that show every week and bring ten to fifteen with them. the small classes bring the fans and are more often than not the best races of the night. and not to mention a good driver likes to watch other cars run so they can tell what the track is doing and theres alot of talent that comes out of the smaller classes. Josh Mcguire, mike marlar, jimmy owens just to name a few how do they get noticed if they cant run where the big boys are?????
    well last night at our track it was lil guys night with mods and lates as support class to bring the crowd up and definetly the car count up

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    • TUTY
      Senior Member
      • May 2012
      • 1243

      #17
      Thanks to last couple of post. LM racing is the best and all iv'e tried to say is a support class to fill all the down time is what I would want. And it seems to me a good financial deal for the track also with extra fans and pit passes. You could even limit the support class to 24 or 26 cars, 3 heats, b-main for position and a a-main. This takes very little time and would fill down time ! CONGRATS STEVE #15

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