How do YOU..... promote drag racing?

Hemiparts · 02-17-2011, 11:45 PM

if we don't start doing more to bring the next generation in to the sport,Drag Racing as a whole will start to fade away. Alot of people still think racers are greasy characters that meet up outside of town and make a lot of noise. If we show the people the value and excitement that is still drag racing I think we can open it up to a whole new group of fans. As pops posted earlier our car is somewhere every weekend, if we're not @ the track we're doing a vendor display of one of our sponsor or doing a display @ a local charity car show just for folks to see the cars. I am a second generation racer and I hope the sport survives so the next 2 members of Chris3 racing have a chance to enjoy this sport we love,but if we don't all do our best to promote the sport, it will only exisit in stories @ racer reunions. IMO

Chris

02-17-2011, 11:45 PM	#11
Hemiparts Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Raleigh, N.C Posts: 212 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: How do YOU..... promote drag racing? if we don't start doing more to bring the next generation in to the sport,Drag Racing as a whole will start to fade away. Alot of people still think racers are greasy characters that meet up outside of town and make a lot of noise. If we show the people the value and excitement that is still drag racing I think we can open it up to a whole new group of fans. As pops posted earlier our car is somewhere every weekend, if we're not @ the track we're doing a vendor display of one of our sponsor or doing a display @ a local charity car show just for folks to see the cars. I am a second generation racer and I hope the sport survives so the next 2 members of Chris3 racing have a chance to enjoy this sport we love,but if we don't all do our best to promote the sport, it will only exisit in stories @ racer reunions. IMO Chris