Junior Stock - June 4th at Earlville, IA

[Paul Merolla]

JR. Stock Rules—Heads Up no breakout category
Class will run in conjunction with test and tune on Friday June 4th from 2:00pm to 7:00pm at Tri State Raceway. The National Open is Saturday and another Combo Sunday.
Any current NHRA legal stock eliminator car eligible to participate
Cars will run off a 10.5 weight break plus 170lbs driver weight
Class is geared towards all-natural D through H cars
Weight must be secured in a safe and reasonable manner (150lbs not tied down in the passenger seat is not reasonable)
Passenger seat can be removed if needed
Sticks and Autos combined
Race will be run off a .500 PRO TREE, no scoreboards for qualifying or eliminations. They will be on for the final round
(2) qualifying attempts and eliminations directly to follow
The field will not be laddered or random pairing. We will draw opponents from a hat in the lanes for all rounds
Cost is $100 to enter, no Heartland or Midwest Class Racer money will be used for payout
Payout is 100% collected minus track fees
Winner takes all
Equipment will be available for standard teardown for 1 lucky winner!
Thanks to the folks at Heartland S/SS and MCR for putting all this together!

[Henrys Toy]

I'm from Div.1 but I hope you get racers to support this.
When Dave Ley was running Top Stock and Jr. Stock here - it was the most fun I had Drag Racing. Please go out and enjoy this.

Respectfully,
Henry Kunz
1534 H/SA

[Frank Castros]

Phenomenal idea, Dave Ley is smiling broadly!

[Pete Lanciers]

Man I wish this concept would catch fire 🔥 out West, I’m thinking this would be a blast!!!

[Henrys Toy]

Originally Posted by Pete Lanciers

Man I wish this concept would catch fire 🔥 out West, I’m thinking this would be a blast!!!

Good morning , it's about the most fun you can have with your clothes on!

Henry Kunz
1534 H/SA

[Pete Lanciers]

Originally Posted by Henrys Toy

Good morning , it's about the most fun you can have with your clothes on!

Henry Kunz
1534 H/SA

Henry, I don't know about the clothes thing but I grew up @E-town late 60's early 70's before military service transplanted me here in San Diego and I certainly very fondly remember the fun we had in those pits back in those days... so thanks for putting a big ole smile on my face!