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  • Krooser
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 3117

    #1

    Great night at Outagamie Speedway....

    Took the 50 mile hike to Seymour, WI for their version of the Fall Brawl...

    190 cars checked in to the pits including 21 lates.... they ran A mods, B mods, IMCA stock cars, Grand Nationals (a metric car with 9,000 rpm engines!), sport compacts and street stocks. Fast paced show with one 10 minute intermission. Started at 5PM we were headed home at 10:45.

    Fast, slight dusty, track that was a smooth as silk and didn't get black until the end of the A-mod main about 10PM. Thanks Mother Nature for the rain.

    Great job Eastern Wisconsin Stock Car...

    4M'er Adam Janke debuted his new '15 Rocket and held his own putting the first laps on the car since he bought it. Good job Adam!
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  • Krooser
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 3117

    #2
    Originally posted by Idirty
    What did the LM A Main pay, a buck ninty eight? 
    $2500 buckaroos....
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    • Krooser
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2012
      • 3117

      #3
      2018 FALL BRAWL
      presented by Outagamie Speedway powered by EWSC Racing
      ALL IMCA DIVISIONS WILL BE FOLLOWING IMCA RULES

      UPDATE. UPDATE. UPDATE

      NEW ADDITION TO THE SHOW AS OF LAST NIGHT, NOW 7 DIVISIONS OF RACING ON SATURDAY EVENING

      IMCA SPORT COMPACTS, WELCOME TO THE SHOW

      SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd

      Rain date Saturday, October 6

      Late Models, running under Dirt Kings rules package: $2000 to win, $300 to start (sponsor cash added)

      Grand Nationals: $700 to win, $125 to start

      IMCA Modifieds: $700 to win, $125 to start

      IMCA Stock Cars: $500 to win, $100 to start

      IMCA Northern Sport Modifieds: $450 to win, $90 to start

      Street Stocks: $375 to win, $90 to start

      IMCA Compacts $110 to win, $42 to start

      Sponsors are adding to the purse daily, lap sponsors also available
      contact John @ 920-860-6514

      Pits Open @ 2.30pm
      Pit admission $25, NO REGISTRATION FEE
      Draw/Re-draw format for all divisions

      Grandstands open @ 4pm
      Adults, 16 & older: $18
      Students 11-15, Seniors 60 & over: $12
      10 and under FREE

      Racing @ 5.00pm
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      Class of 2019

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      • jr29
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 829

        #4
        Originally posted by Krooser View Post
        Took the 50 mile hike to Seymour, WI for their version of the Fall Brawl...

        190 cars checked in to the pits including 21 lates.... they ran A mods, B mods, IMCA stock cars, Grand Nationals (a metric car with 9,000 rpm engines!), sport compacts and street stocks. Fast paced show with one 10 minute intermission. Started at 5PM we were headed home at 10:45.

        Fast, slight dusty, track that was a smooth as silk and didn't get black until the end of the A-mod main about 10PM. Thanks Mother Nature for the rain.

        Great job Eastern Wisconsin Stock Car...

        4M'er Adam Janke debuted his new '15 Rocket and held his own putting the first laps on the car since he bought it. Good job Adam!
        I watched those grand nationals years ago at Plymouth and Oshkosh. Seemed like a really cool, unique class.

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        • Krooser
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2012
          • 3117

          #5
          They are sort of an evolution of the Hales Corners sportstman cars of years ago.

          They pretty much use pavement bodies and noses and a metric frame.

          They call em GN on dirt but something different on pavement at Kaukauna.

          I sold one of my hot rods to a guy who used to run one at Plymouth. He said it got too pricey for him. Rules changed often and never got cheaper. In three years they went from stock clutches and manual trans to mini clutches and two speed Saginaws to Bert's. Cost him 7g's just for those changes.

          They sure do spin 'em...
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          Class of 2019

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