new to the area/ series to run

GVP Racing · 10/23/11, 11:51 PM

Hey My names Garrett and I just moved to the lima area from Colorado and have raced 305 sprints there and I was just curious about the series around here and what tracks the sprints run at wether it be 360 410 wingless etc just trying to see what would be the best option. Also looking for some shop space around lima to store my car because I do not currently have a garage. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Garrett Park
GVP Racing
303-885-3826

Gregg · 10/24/11, 9:13 AM

I am assuming the move to Lima, Ohio. Waynesfield Motorsports Park (Waynesfield, OH) runs weekly shows on Saturday evenings for wingless 410 sprint cars from April to September. I would say it is less than 1/2 hour away from Lima, OH. 1/3 mile dirt. Welcome to Ohio.

http://www.waynesfieldmotorsportspark.com/

Dyno · 10/24/11, 9:55 AM

Limaland runs 360's every week on Friday nights. Waynesfield runs non wing on saturday nights. Attica runs 410 and 305 winged cars on Friday nights and it is an hour east. Fremont runs 410 and 305 winged cars on Saturday nights and it is probably an 1 and half away.

Duane Hancock · 10/24/11, 10:10 AM

Garrett,

From Lima u have all kind of choices within 2hrs

Friday
Lima winged 360
Attica winged 410 or winged 305
Gas City IN nonwing 410

Saturday
Waynesfield nonwing 410
Fremont winged 410 or winged 305
Butler MI winged 410
Wayne Co winged 410
KC winged 410 maybe just a bit over 2hrs

Eldora has many winged 410, winged 360 and nonwing 410 races usually on Saturdays. There are several tracks you can travel too both nonwing and winged 410s. NRA is the 360 series, you can check their website. AllStars, MidWest Allstars, (OVSS but they are down in southern Ohio) are the main winged 410 series in Ohio area. USAC and BOSS are main nonwing series. If you want pavement HOSS, Auto Value, and Must See are winged 410 pavement series and Buckeye Sprints is a winged pavement 305 series that races Sandusky, Columbus, Toledo and other Ohio tracks.

You can PM for some ideas for storeage in the Lima area

GVP Racing · 10/24/11, 3:58 PM

Alrighty awesome thank you guys. Any idea on car count or purse? Just looking to get the best bang for the buck.

Bad Dad 54 · 10/24/11, 8:00 PM

Also there is the BOSS series http://www.buckeyesprints.com/

& if traveling doesn't bother you there is the MTS series

http://www.mtsprints.com/

Duane Hancock · 10/24/11, 8:26 PM

Garrett,

Forgot to tell u in the PM, go to pitgate.com it will tell u all the purse break downs for 2011 in the area, might help u a ton. Its under their message board section

10/24/11, 9:13 AM	#2 Re: new to the area/ series to run
Gregg Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 3,941	I am assuming the move to Lima, Ohio. Waynesfield Motorsports Park (Waynesfield, OH) runs weekly shows on Saturday evenings for wingless 410 sprint cars from April to September. I would say it is less than 1/2 hour away from Lima, OH. 1/3 mile dirt. Welcome to Ohio. http://www.waynesfieldmotorsportspark.com/ _________________________________________________ Last edited by Gregg; 10/24/11 at 9:17 AM.

10/23/11, 11:51 PM	#1 new to the area/ series to run
GVP Racing Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 46	Hey My names Garrett and I just moved to the lima area from Colorado and have raced 305 sprints there and I was just curious about the series around here and what tracks the sprints run at wether it be 360 410 wingless etc just trying to see what would be the best option. Also looking for some shop space around lima to store my car because I do not currently have a garage. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Garrett Park GVP Racing 303-885-3826

10/24/11, 9:55 AM	#3 Re: new to the area/ series to run
Dyno Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 15	Limaland runs 360's every week on Friday nights. Waynesfield runs non wing on saturday nights. Attica runs 410 and 305 winged cars on Friday nights and it is an hour east. Fremont runs 410 and 305 winged cars on Saturday nights and it is probably an 1 and half away.

10/24/11, 10:10 AM	#4 Re: new to the area/ series to run
Duane Hancock Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 341	Garrett, From Lima u have all kind of choices within 2hrs Friday Lima winged 360 Attica winged 410 or winged 305 Gas City IN nonwing 410 Saturday Waynesfield nonwing 410 Fremont winged 410 or winged 305 Butler MI winged 410 Wayne Co winged 410 KC winged 410 maybe just a bit over 2hrs Eldora has many winged 410, winged 360 and nonwing 410 races usually on Saturdays. There are several tracks you can travel too both nonwing and winged 410s. NRA is the 360 series, you can check their website. AllStars, MidWest Allstars, (OVSS but they are down in southern Ohio) are the main winged 410 series in Ohio area. USAC and BOSS are main nonwing series. If you want pavement HOSS, Auto Value, and Must See are winged 410 pavement series and Buckeye Sprints is a winged pavement 305 series that races Sandusky, Columbus, Toledo and other Ohio tracks. You can PM for some ideas for storeage in the Lima area

10/24/11, 3:58 PM	#5 Re: new to the area/ series to run
GVP Racing Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 46	Alrighty awesome thank you guys. Any idea on car count or purse? Just looking to get the best bang for the buck.

10/24/11, 8:00 PM	#6 Re: new to the area/ series to run
Bad Dad 54 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 717	Also there is the BOSS series http://www.buckeyesprints.com/ & if traveling doesn't bother you there is the MTS series http://www.mtsprints.com/

10/24/11, 8:26 PM	#7 Re: new to the area/ series to run
Duane Hancock Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 341	Garrett, Forgot to tell u in the PM, go to pitgate.com it will tell u all the purse break downs for 2011 in the area, might help u a ton. Its under their message board section