Al Soran (Offline)
#1
10/25/07 9:40 AM
A number of us, including myself at times, like to cry "the sky in falling," and suggest that sprint car racing is on a downward spiral. Truth is, that is a difficult thing to measure. I am wondering if anyone out there has an old copy of the National Sprint Car Directory, say from 1990 or so, and if perhaps the same person, or another, would have a copy of the 2006 Directory. It would be a crude study, but the directories list most drivers and the state they are from. If someone could simply count the number of drivers from each year, it would shed some light as to how many sprint car racers there are now as compared to 16 years or so ago. A guy could even check just Indiana. What do you think?
Charles Nungester (Offline)
#2
10/25/07 10:42 AM
Nevermind, Don't have the sprint car directory
Chuck
Charles Nungester
Bubba Smith
#3
10/25/07 5:00 PM
I have them and the answer might surprise you. :thumb:
Charles Nungester (Offline)
#5
10/25/07 6:34 PM
any way to specify how many of then and now are either unregulated or 410?
Chuck, who thinks if the 410 numbers are way down. Thats saying something about cost.
Charles Nungester
Bubba Smith
#6
10/25/07 7:36 PM
There's more sprint cars racing in America today than 10 years ago but not as many 410's. The 360's and 305's have taken some of the numbers away. And remember the 305 thing hasn't been around for that long.
Rex W. (Offline)
#7
10/25/07 7:45 PM
If i counted right there are 1181 names listed in the 1990 National Sprint car Annual.........for what ever thats worth.
Eric C (Offline)
#10
10/25/07 7:56 PM
Rex,
Thats the longest amount of time I have spent reading such a short post.:applaud:
Eric