Biggest Stock / super stock event ever in Canada

[cdrhf]

Canadian Drag Racing Hall of Fame / John Scotti Presents The Biggest Stock / Super Stock Shootout ever in Canada to be held at The Toronto Motorsport Park in Cayuga an N.H.R.A. / P.C. Richards.com Northeast Division National Open Series June 17-18-19 2016

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[Greg Gay]

Is this $10,000 to win each day, or $10,000 total purse? If the latter, do you have a breakdown of payout? Does the entry fee include time trials/qualifying on Friday, or is there a separate Test and Tune on that date? Do two races count as 1 grading point or 2?

Thanks,

Greg

[Eric Merryfield]

Originally Posted by Greg Gay

Is this $10,000 to win each day, or $10,000 total purse? If the latter, do you have a breakdown of payout? Does the entry fee include time trials/qualifying on Friday, or is there a separate Test and Tune on that date? Do two races count as 1 grading point or 2?

Thanks,

Greg

Hi Greg,

Its 10K each day, T&Tune included on Friday, entry fee includes one crew, I would guess 1 point, you can do it like me, bring both cars and get two points, although I am not sure how far from VT this track is for you.....if in doubt just bring the money maker and leave the horsepower reduction machine home.

Did you buy that motor in NY as a spare?

Eric

[ss3011]

Sounds like a great program ! Do you have to pre-enter, or can you pay at the gate ?

[Henry]

Did I read that right, $325 for car and driver? Ouch!! Is that typical of any stock/SS event?

[prostockpete1]

remember that entry fee is for both $10,000 race days

[Greg Gay]

Hey Eric,

I'm not trying to dump on this race, just trying to get clarification. Someone said that it paid $10,000 to win, but that's not how I read it. BTW, Thank you to PC Richards for sponsoring this series. I think the grade point goes to the lesser paying race in Napierville, but with a lesser entry. Again, thank you to Napierville; I was very proud to have won that race. I think this is about a 450 mile tow for me with a lot of tolls; about the same as for you. Lastly, as to which car I can win with, have you been talking with Nancy? LOL!

Greg

[Dave Turner]

Originally Posted by Greg Gay

Hey Eric,

I'm not trying to dump on this race, just trying to get clarification. Someone said that it paid $10,000 to win, but that's not how I read it. BTW, Thank you to PC Richards for sponsoring this series. I think the grade point goes to the lesser paying race in Napierville, but with a lesser entry. Again, thank you to Napierville; I was very proud to have won that race. I think this is about a 450 mile tow for me with a lot of tolls; about the same as for you. Lastly, as to which car I can win with, have you been talking with Nancy? LOL!

Greg

Where are you in VT Greg? If you live middle to north end, consider travelling through Canada. There is a highway to bypass Montreal; no significant tolls - great roads for the most part.

[Terry Knott]

Originally Posted by Henry

Did I read that right, $325 for car and driver? Ouch!! Is that typical of any stock/SS event?

No it is not typical of a S/SS event.
IMHO,$325 is a bargain!! Try entering a NHRA national, you pay a lot more for a lot less.Oh but wait,..you can win a Wally at a national...that makes it worth it.(embed sarcasm here).

I will be there...in IHRA Crate Motor trim.

[goinbroke2]

This is great! and $10,000 US, that's what $30,000 Canadian? Course for us it's $1500 Canadian to enter too. LOL!

Great to see, and a race in the Miramichi this year too, things are looking up for us north of the 49th!