Least favorite

[Centeroff]

What is everyone's least favorite class to watch on the dirt? For me its BMods hands down. ID rather watch a 50 lap street stock feature with 30 cautions that to watch a BMod drive onto the racing surface. I have never seen a good BMod race in my life!

[Chris Thomason]

Crates. Any of them...

[WWilliams52]

Hornets/4 cylinders, such a waste of time

[Illtsate32]

I like all classes honestly, I think the problem is when you run the crates and b's with the opens, then they look watered down, which if there stand alone I dont think you would notice it near as much... the b's idk are going anywhere you can be semi competitive without a ton of cash in em so they are wildly popular...but if I had to choose id say the crate late models, ive seen a guy at tri city lap the field and they say they are supposed to be on a somewhat level playing field lol uhhhh, nah, his motor sounded like the supers...

[MI Dirt Fan]

Hornets/4 cylinders, such a waste of time

Gets a lot of younger kids into racing though. I'm not a fan of them either but hey whatever works.

[Centeroff]

I seen some sort of mini late model class at Tyler county. Think they had 600cc crotch rocket motors on them. That would be the class I would start my 12 year old son in. The fwd 4 banger class doesnt make much sense to me either. Wonder the the price tag on the little mini late model cars are?

[Josh Bayko]

Sprints and midgets. Not because they don’t put in good racing or anything, because they do. In fact, I think non-wing sprint cars are some of the raciest cars there are, it’s because they’re incredibly dangerous and I don’t want to be there the next time somebody is seriously injured/killed. Guys have been killed in recent years in late models too, but late model racing addressed those issues almost instantly, I haven’t seen the same responses in open wheel racing.

[Josh Bayko]

I seen some sort of mini late model class at Tyler county. Think they had 600cc crotch rocket motors on them. That would be the class I would start my 12 year old son in. The fwd 4 banger class doesnt make much sense to me either. Wonder the the price tag on the little mini late model cars are?

I think they’re around 25k race ready.

[Centeroff]

Josh you have got to be kidding me? 25k

[Chris Thomason]

Competitive Mod Lites are crazy money too.

[rickybrown1952]

4cyl/ hornets multis.

[Centeroff]

25k will get you a couple year old chassis and a crate engine. Think I may start my son in the 2002 cavalier after all lol

[Shiny Side Up 18]

Whichever one that takes 10x longer than it should because the same car keeps spinning out.

[tb1545]

The sharp mini late models with 600cc engines in them sell New race ready for $11400.
Mod lites are more expensive due to more parts like an actual closed tube quick change compared to chain driven axle of the sharps, but the $25k number is for guys that buy a lot of blue sky and yes there has been a few of them. $10k-$16k for a roller and $5k or less for a built engine. Or build your own chassis for under $10k race ready.

https://www.sharpengllc.com/product-page/sharp-mini-late-model

[dirtcrazy4u]

25k and that's with a stock 600. You start spending money on the motors and it's like all racing. The money spending shows on the racetrack.