[sprntr]

Any Silver Crown race on a Dirt Mile.

My last non-open wheel race was the 1972 Can-Am Series event at Brainerd, MN

[flagboy55]

Always for me it's the 4 crown. Only missed one or 2 throughout the history of the event. Great value and great racing. As far as fenders, I don't think you can beat the world's 100. I almost never go to stock car races anymore, don't know why anyone would if they could go to a sprint car race, but the world 100 is awesome. Just the heats get your money's worth, some of the most intense racing there is regardless of the genre.

[jim goerge]

The Bill Gardner Sprintacular held at LPS



The Jason Leffler Memorial held at Wayne City

I don"t do tin tops

[DirtHawk92]

I really miss The Milwaukee Mile!!! From hearing Paul Tracy cussing out his crew chief on radio(Classic LOL) to meeting Danny Sullivan & Mario... Still love the 500 though!!

Dirt- Gotta b the Next one..Without Wingz of course
U can't go wrong with any Memorial race...fenders ,open wheel. Someone that poured their heart into racing during their life...

[davidm]

If I'm at a dirt track in Indiana and they're running Sprints, Midgets or Dirt Champs it about as good as it get for me.

Non Open Wheel: Once a year I'll get back to my home town track of Hagerstown Speedway for a Super Dirt Late Model race, but I can't say there is a special event I aim for.

[Keith Ford]

Paragon Speedway Chuck Amati Classic 68 (2016 June 18)

[Ty]

Open wheel- Chili Bowl, any race held at Kokomo, any race held at Action Track USA (Kutztown)

Fenders- Praire Dirt Classic.. and I haven't even been to FALS yet. It's high up on the bucket list though.

[ossuks]

There is really only one race,everything else is preparation chasing the dream of winning The Indianapolis 500!

[rclaridge]

Haubsadt Hustler

[Wingman]

Kings Royal, Knoxville Nationals, Sprint Week at the burg.