[Flatrightrear]

Wingers will have plenty to see next year with the NSL, Renegades, All-Stars, MOWA and Outlaws, plus others. I wonder if some non-wing drivers will switch with the purses being paid and number of races available running the wing.

[Sprintcarfanatic]

I don't see how this is not big news for those that are going to run this series. Between NSL & Knoxville & Contingencies this is huge for those racers.

I'd like to see the Renegades step up to this kind of payout & if I could I would.

[Stevensville Mike]

Originally Posted by Sprintcarfanatic I don't see how this is not big news for those that are going to run this series. Between NSL & Knoxville & Contingencies this is huge for those racers. I'd like to see the Renegades step up to this kind of payout & if I could I would.

Yeah.... well the more money given out, the more people will show up. That is good money for those who will race the series.

This got me thinking and poking around. Here is an interesting comparison between the new NSL and the All Stars in payouts:

NSL is to payout $3,000-to-win per race. All Stars are paying $5,000-to-win for their standard shows.

NSL is paying out $75,000 to the champ. All Stars are paying out $30,000 to the champ.

An interesting comparison I thought. Completely different courses charted. One goes long on final payment while the other goes heavy on show-to-show. I am not in marketing, but I'm just wondering what goes into the thinking on both ends. Big money either way and good for all drivers involved, IMO.


Excerpts from each site/press release:

http://www.allstarsprint.com/#!UNOH-...E-B8D684092322

The 2015 UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions point fund will be: 1. $30,000; 2. $20,000; 3. $17,000; 4. $12,000; 5. $9,000; 6. $8,000; 7. $7,000; 8. $6,000; 9. $5,000; 10, $5,000. In addition the series appearance package will pay the previous year’s National Champion $500 per track and $300 to up to 9 other teams registered to run the entire season.

Each show pays the standard UNOH All Star purse of $5,000 to win with a breakdown to $1,000 for 10th and $400 to start the A-Main.

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http://tjslideways.com/2014/11/17/im...rse-announced/

2015 NSL Point Fund

Champion $75,000 2. $50,000 3. $40,000 4. $30,000 5. $25,000 6. $20,000 7. $18,000 8. $17,000 9. $16,000 10. $15,000 11. $12,000 12. $10,000 13. $9,000 14. $7,000 15. $6,000
“Regular” NSL Event Purse Breakdown

A main: 1. $3,000 2. $2,200 3. $2,000 4. $1,500 5. $1,000 6. $800 7. $775 8. $750 9. $725 10. $700 11. $675 12. $650 13. $625 14. $600 15. $600 16. $600 17. $600 18. $600 19. $600 20. $600 21. $500 22. $500 23. $500 24. $500

[Jonr]

Originally Posted by Stevensville Mike Yeah.... well the more money given out, the more people will show up. That is good money for those who will race the series. This got me thinking and poking around. Here is an interesting comparison between the new NSL and the All Stars in payouts: NSL is to payout $3,000-to-win per race. All Stars are paying $5,000-to-win for their standard shows. NSL is paying out $75,000 to the champ. All Stars are paying out $30,000 to the champ. An interesting comparison I thought. Completely different courses charted. One goes long on final payment while the other goes heavy on show-to-show. I am not in marketing, but I'm just wondering what goes into the thinking on both ends. Big money either way and good for all drivers involved, IMO. Excerpts from each site/press release: http://www.allstarsprint.com/#!UNOH-...E-B8D684092322 The 2015 UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions point fund will be: 1. $30,000; 2. $20,000; 3. $17,000; 4. $12,000; 5. $9,000; 6. $8,000; 7. $7,000; 8. $6,000; 9. $5,000; 10, $5,000. In addition the series appearance package will pay the previous year’s National Champion $500 per track and $300 to up to 9 other teams registered to run the entire season. Each show pays the standard UNOH All Star purse of $5,000 to win with a breakdown to $1,000 for 10th and $400 to start the A-Main. **** http://tjslideways.com/2014/11/17/im...rse-announced/ 2015 NSL Point Fund Champion $75,000 2. $50,000 3. $40,000 4. $30,000 5. $25,000 6. $20,000 7. $18,000 8. $17,000 9. $16,000 10. $15,000 11. $12,000 12. $10,000 13. $9,000 14. $7,000 15. $6,000 “Regular” NSL Event Purse Breakdown A main: 1. $3,000 2. $2,200 3. $2,000 4. $1,500 5. $1,000 6. $800 7. $775 8. $750 9. $725 10. $700 11. $675 12. $650 13. $625 14. $600 15. $600 16. $600 17. $600 18. $600 19. $600 20. $600 21. $500 22. $500 23. $500 24. $500

It has been reported several times that there is not a sanctioning fee for a NSL race. The promoters are only responsible for the purse. The series sponsors (read owner) is responsilbe for the year end bonus structure.

[nathans1012]

Per the series Facebook page: ADD Jacksonville Speedway in Illinois on Friday, May 15th. Watch for HUGE details on this race coming soon.

[sprntr]

Originally Posted by Brad I don't see anything "National" about it. Maybe "Upper Midwest Racing League". But, I hope nothing but good luck and good racing for them.

It might be argued the USAC isn't "National" anymore since it's "National Series" only raced in 15 states this year, too. That's only 30%.

steiny

[nathans1012]

The race at Jacksonville Speedway will be a joint deal with the Midwest Open Wheel Association (MOWA). "Sprints Gone Wild" will be the name of the show and will pay $3,000 to win.
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FROM THE JACKSONVILLE SPEEDWAY FACEBOOK PAGE.

Mark Your Calendars For May 15th... "Sprints Gone Wild"
Possibly 4 different 410 Winged Series to co-sanction this show

Our "Work In Progress" towards having one of the coolest sprint car shows in the Midwest is one step closer to reality as we are pleased to announce that the National Sprint League will be joining the Neal Tire MOWA Sprint Car Series Presented by Casey's General Stores on Friday, May 15th at the Jacksonville Speedway. Right now this event will pay the standard NSL purse of $3,000 to win.

We are in the progress of making the show even bigger with an even higher payout and with the hopeful addition of two other series having presence in this cross-series throw down. We really want to make this 'can't missevent' as big as possible.

This event will also mark the return of the awesome VIP experience from out Outlaw show last year. Pre-race party, food, complimentary beverages, pit access, reserved seats and more.

We are going to follow the same formula from last year offering VIP tickets first, then later making remaining general admission tickets available until the event is sold out. Though the end of the Christmas season while we wrap-up the loose ends on the purse and other series participation, VIP tickets, will be on sale for $50 (half the cost of the outlaw VIP ticket). If the remaining parts of this show come together aw we hope, the price for the VIP tickets after Christmas will be $60.

Stay tuned for out VIP ticket offer later tonight or Monday.

[jim goerge]

Originally Posted by sprntr It might be argued the USAC isn't "National" anymore since it's "National Series" only raced in 15 states this year, too. That's only 30%. steiny

The only true National series are the outlaws USAC runs in more states (15) than this new series (8 states)

[sprntr]

Originally Posted by jim goerge The only true National series are the outlaws USAC runs in more states (15) than this new series (8 states)

NSL will run in 8 more than this year. Will USAC grow?

steiny

[nathans1012]

ADD another race to the schedule at St Francois County Raceway in Missouri on Thursday, May 28th.
This is per the tracks Facebook page.

ALSO the race at Jacksonville (IL) has added the All Star Sprints as the 3rd of possibly 4 sanctioning series to their race that includes, NSL, MOWA, & ASCoC and will now pay $5,000 to win