Class versus brackets winning a round

[Bill Grubbs]

Chip,
If you are talking about the cost of the actual race/event then you are partially correct. However, if you are talking about the cost of the entire racing operation then I strongly disagree, Class racing can be as cheap or expensive as you want it to be, just like bracket racing. Yes, if you go the inexpensive route, you will probably get whacked in a heads up run, unless you go the Bob Dennis / Bob Shaw route, and do your research to find an under factered car. In this case, you can do well, or even crush your opponents in a heads-up run. However, if you just have to run a Nova/Camaro/Mustang/Challenger/Duster of the 60s/70's vintage, then you better bring your "A" game...and your wallet to the race. Your choice. Ask Ed Fernandez or Daran Summerton about their cars. Daran has been pretty darn fast in his old U car. To each his/her own.

How much does a 4.60-5.50 bracket car cost?

The biggest difference is the rules. Personally I like working within a given set of rules and racing against others who hold my same values, to me that is the challenge.

[Rollins_2241]

I see Chip is wearing his Snell 2010 helmet and Kevlar firesuit today...

[CycloneFE]

Personally I like working within a given set of rules and racing against others who hold my same values, to me that is the challenge. , Bill Grubbs

Wow, I couldn't have said it better. This is why I am building my car to race.

Steve

[Myron Piatek]

....and I also like the minimal amount of electronic driver's aids in Stock.