The Rt 66 dirt track is totally packed and completely sold out for their demolition derbies. I haven't been too impressed by their attempts at actual racing.
Why doesn't LOLMDS or WoO run a regular at The Dirt Track at Charlotte?
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I actually have media access in Charlotte since I'm a writer for a motorsports website. I did hear a couple of rumblings about a big DLM race next year. There were two big rumors flying around:
1. There will be a "World Beginnings" next year that features all 3 divisions after Speedweeks in Florida.
2. The Colossal 100 will return but no name has been decided on. And it would be a 3 day show with races all three days. No one actually discussed purse that I heard myself but if there were 3 nights of good money available I think there would be a lot of Late Models show up. The first year of the Colossal in 2006 there were 119 cars in the pits.
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I don't think a "World Beginnings" would be a good marketing move... because the World begins in Florida in Feb; and to run the same event (essentially) twice in one year is iffy.
But I guess I'm glad Earl did it when he started the Dream."The Wise One"
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Have you seen this? http://www.ssmidgets.com/home2.htmlOriginally posted by champion24 View PostThose are some crazy numbers!! For the 1980's for sure! At Dixie in Georgia mid-2000's, USAC ran supposedly for $40k. I kinda wish some non-wing stuff would catch on some in the South! I know many of you are Late Model only Snobs, and any other car is sacrilege!!
Brand new series starting up next year in Georgia/Florida. First race this month!!“Yeah, well, you know, that’s just, like, your opinion, man.†— The Dude
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Never heard of anyone saying too many "support" classes at the World Finals but to each his own. I'm a fan of it as it's really the only chance I get to see WoO sprints and the BB mods close to home here in the south. Kind of a slap in the face to those guys to call them "support" classes but again, to each his own.
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