dave,
the seats at haubstat are reserved if you so desire.they have a heck of a lot more room & are way more comfortable than those at the burg.-- i am 85 miles from haubstadt --- 3 miles from the hut hundred which is looking like it may be a better choice $$$ wise. ( 12.00 ) or maybe even free -- or ican drive 175 mile to the burg for 23.00 addmission --i got freinds in low places -- lol

Jerry,

I don't know if MSCS requires Raceceivers or not. As Chuck said check the MSCS website.

For a regular Lawrenceburg show radios are required. Unfortunately the frequency that we use (454.00) is not the same as USAC. If you already have a USAC radio you can have a that channel added for $20 I believe. Check with Ted Hines as he is the one who told me about it.

Sandy

I am just glad to have a race to go watch the non wing sprints this late in the season here in the midwest.Dave is there a raindate if needed for this event,hopefully we will not have to use it.

Jerry, all i could find was the cost of a temporary permit of $25 and nothing else on the MSCS website.
I'm with you on the "last dollar right now" deal. The season is making alot of teams re-think their time on the track.

Jerry, Lawrenceburg Speedway requires radios in the sprint division, however, I don't know if this will apply to the MSCS sanctioned show. If you have the "$125USAC" earpieces already, I believe you can rent the radio for $10 from the "Burg", as those earplugs work with these radios.

Mr. Rudisell,

What will the tire changing rules be for this race.

If you cut a tire in the feature you are done for the night? :thumbsdown:


Dave Bayless

Best cars in the country??? Here is the comparison of last time they ran against each other. Aug 2, 2008. Haubstadt(One of the best tracks in the country that charged $20 for this $10,000 MSCS race) vs Belleville

Haubstadt Feature
MSCS Sprints
Feature

1. Brady Short
2. Kyle Cummins
3. Robert Ballou
4. Thomas Meseraull
5. Kevin Briscoe
6. Hud Cone
7. Blake Fitzpatrick
8. John Memmer
9. Jeff Bland
10. Kevin Thomas, Jr.
11. Lance Grimes
12. Jerry Ruble
13. Alex Shanks
14. Henry Clarke
15. Mitch Wissmiller
16. Chase Stockon
17. Cory Kruseman
18. Daron Clayton
19. Ricky Williams
20. Hunter Schuerenberg
21. Shane Cottle

IMO top cars=5

Belleville Midget
FEATURE: (40 laps) 1. Brad Sweet, 2. Bobby East, 3. Brady Bacon, 4. Cole Whitt, 5. Tracy Hines, 6. Brad Kuhn, 7. Davey Ray, 8. Dustin Morgan, 9. Adam Clarke, 10. Brad Loyet, 11. Darren Hagen, 12. Dakoda Armstrong, 13. Jonathan Beason, 14. Dave Darland, 15. Levi Jones, 16. Gary Altig, 17. Chris Windom (#17x), 18. Cody Brewer, 19. Terry Goodwin, 20. Ryan Cole, 21. Jerry Coons Jr., 22. Kevin Swindell (#75x), 23. Bryan Clauson, 24. Chad McDaniel. NT

IMO top cars=15

Not even close.

As I recall Haubstadt only had 37 cars and Belleville even fewer maybe 25, and with the poor car counts a L'burg all year I would be concerned. $23 is more then any other race including USAC, except for 4Crown which has Sprints, Midgets, and Silver Crown and is USAC sanctioned. You decide??

The MSCS site shows that last year, 71 sprint cars were at the Burg . Granted, no midget show at Terre Haute. I will be there with the $23, to see Mark and Kyle Cummins take their 2nd straight MSCS Championship.

:rolling:rolling:rolling:rolling

Poor car count??? we have had two races with a bad car count, 21 and 20.
We have had 35, 38,41,21,29,20,34 cars in our shows not counting sprintweek.
Looking back in the late summer car count always drops down for a few weeks after sprintweek. Nonetheless, every show has been some great racing no matter how many cars we have had, The talent that has been in those fields have been awesome.
The MSCS 10,000 to win will be no exception!!
Have fun life is short, Dave Rudisell