CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - What would it take for you to attend a Sportsman Race

Randall Klein · 01-07-2023, 04:10 PM

One thing that appeals to me is cool spring or autumn weather, I think Class Racers Revival in St Louis is in August....ummm
Some may want to take a look at the Midwest Class Racers series (below) 2023 schedule posted
Usually $2000/win ea day(some are 4K) 2 days, one tow; they do combine s/SS

Although in the midwest, Earlville, Iowa (2 events w/National Open) and Eau Claire, WI are not too far west, both have great pit space (flat!)

Eau Claire is owned by a racer and been really renovated,super hook, had about 100 cars last year

The Wally is an attraction, I made a special(colored glass) trophy for the first CRR that could be special keepsake...or somebody commission one that has appeal

just some thoughts

Just an option

01-07-2023, 04:10 PM	#2
Randall Klein Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Posts: 785 Likes: 45 Liked 316 Times in 67 Posts	Re: What would it take for you to attend a Sportsman Race One thing that appeals to me is cool spring or autumn weather, I think Class Racers Revival in St Louis is in August....ummm Some may want to take a look at the Midwest Class Racers series (below) 2023 schedule posted Usually $2000/win ea day(some are 4K) 2 days, one tow; they do combine s/SS Although in the midwest, Earlville, Iowa (2 events w/National Open) and Eau Claire, WI are not too far west, both have great pit space (flat!) Eau Claire is owned by a racer and been really renovated,super hook, had about 100 cars last year The Wally is an attraction, I made a special(colored glass) trophy for the first CRR that could be special keepsake...or somebody commission one that has appeal just some thoughts Just an option