Tulsa Shootout - Record number of entries. Entries per division in picture attached below.
Also in other news 2x NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Busch is entered in 4 different divisions for Tulsa Shootout racing for Joe B. Miller. His son Braxton is racing in the Junior Sprint division.
2024 Season: Race 1 - April 20th Brownstown (Crate LM). Unlike many I don't discriminate on what racing I choose to watch.
This is just insame all the racing they are starting with early this morning till saturday night. Talk about a nice holiday gift if you have flo. 39 nw heats and all the other heats to follow.
It says 1690 entries…. So does that mean there are 1690 cars there? Or could 1 car be entered in multiple classes? If that is the case how many cars are there?
Originally Posted by motorhead748:
It says 1690 entries…. So does that mean there are 1690 cars there? Or could 1 car be entered in multiple classes? If that is the case how many cars are there?
You can run the same car in the winged and non-winged outlaw and A-Class. The year J-Mac hit everyone’s radar, he won all of his Drillers using the same A-Class legal car.
Jr Sprints are a chassis all to themselves.
Restrictor cars are A-Class legal (and Outlaw legal for that matter), but you’d have to pull out the restrictors each time you ran.
Originally Posted by Blitzman:
Don’t forget pit stall rental fee. Possible $1000 for the semi trailers sizes? Maybe someone can post details of pit space rental fees.
Not much room in there for semis (unlike the Chili Bowl). It’s not 1600 cars, but it’s way more than 400. Pits are configured differently. But your point about revenue is valid. Pit stall fees are significant, as is the back gate. With micro racing, it’s ALWAYS about the back gate.
