Question for Veteran Sprinters

12/25/09, 1:18 PM

As a Sprint Car owner, whats series am I able to race in? HOSS, MSCS,USAC, are the ones I know, any others?

Red

aXe · 12/25/09, 1:24 PM

[QUOTE=jrodallred27;150796]As a Sprint Car owner, whats series am I able to race in? HOSS, MSCS,USAC, are the ones I know, any others?

see posts below
aXe

wbr · 12/25/09, 1:54 PM

It really depends on what type of chassis you have.
winged or conventional (or non-winged) sprint car an dirt or pavement chassis. There are a few drivers that race on series with a wing and take it off to race another series.

USAC- non-wing; primarily dirt and some asphalt
MSCS- non-wing dirt
KISS- non-wing dirt
AllStars- winged dirt

HOSS- winged pavement
AVSS- winged pavement
MSRXS- winged pavement

These are the ones that come to mind when thinking about racing in and around Indiana.

JordanBlanton · 12/25/09, 1:58 PM

Don't forget about your weekly tracks, also: Friday nights @ Gas City or Bloomington, Saturday nights at Paragon, Putnamville, Lawrenceburg, and Sundays at Kokomo. Probably better venues to get back into the seat.

12/25/09, 1:24 PM	#2 Re: Question for Veteran Sprinters
aXe Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 177	[QUOTE=jrodallred27;150796]As a Sprint Car owner, whats series am I able to race in? HOSS, MSCS,USAC, are the ones I know, any others? see posts below aXe _________________________________________________ Last edited by aXe; 12/25/09 at 3:38 PM.

12/25/09, 1:18 PM	#1 Question for Veteran Sprinters
jrodallred27 Posts: n/a	As a Sprint Car owner, whats series am I able to race in? HOSS, MSCS,USAC, are the ones I know, any others? Red

12/25/09, 1:54 PM	#3 Re: Question for Veteran Sprinters
wbr Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 723	It really depends on what type of chassis you have. winged or conventional (or non-winged) sprint car an dirt or pavement chassis. There are a few drivers that race on series with a wing and take it off to race another series. USAC- non-wing; primarily dirt and some asphalt MSCS- non-wing dirt KISS- non-wing dirt AllStars- winged dirt HOSS- winged pavement AVSS- winged pavement MSRXS- winged pavement These are the ones that come to mind when thinking about racing in and around Indiana.

12/25/09, 1:58 PM	#4 Re: Question for Veteran Sprinters
JordanBlanton Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 514	Don't forget about your weekly tracks, also: Friday nights @ Gas City or Bloomington, Saturday nights at Paragon, Putnamville, Lawrenceburg, and Sundays at Kokomo. Probably better venues to get back into the seat.