East Coast Stick Shift Nationals $20K payout
 

Sept. 14 & 15 at MIR

http://www.mirdrag.com/v2/flyers/eve...shift_nats.pdf

Re: East Coast Stick Shift Nationals $20K payout
 

Anybody planning to attend?

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Really would like to go to one of these stick shift races, but not sure if I can make this one

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Me and about 50+ Prostick cars will be there. Hoping we get several members of other stick groups there as well!
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Happens this weekend, perfect weather!

Re: East Coast Stick Shift Nationals $20K payout
 

I think this race was a little short on promotion. Yellowbullet and Class Racer are the only places it saw it advertised.
Great race, great track and great payout. The weather will be perfect.
I expect 70+ cars.

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Andy Stone 1102 A/S 1112 SS/C

Re: East Coast Stick Shift Nationals $20K payout
 

Sounds like a good time,,, hopefully someone will post photos or videos for those of us who can't be there. Have fun!
Danny Durham

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We just got home from the race. Had a great time at a super competitive race. Lots of .000 to .005 reaction times and dead on runs. My son went out in the first round with a .004 light and an 9.85 (1000 Ft. race) on 9.86 on the brakes. Who ever says a stick car isn't consistant needed to be at MIR this weekend.

There were 71 cars in the first round on Saturday. The second chance race Saturday evening was a Pro Tree/ Dial In Bracket Race that allowed the first, second and third round losers to race a separate race. It was a huge success my view point.

Everyone was talking about a future rail.

Tom Sr.

Re: East Coast Stick Shift Nationals $20K payout
 

Please explain why 1000 ft and not 1/8 or 1/4 mile race rule.

Re: East Coast Stick Shift Nationals $20K payout
 

Some of the racers were from the southeast where they race 1/8 mile mostly. MIR reached out to them, and along with the 1/4 mile racers reached that agreement. Royce then installed a MPH clock/photo cell for the 1000 ft timer. Seemed like everyone liked it, not very often you see 71 stick cars these days. Not many NHRA/IHRA Stock or Super/Stock cars there though, hopefully it will catch on.

Wade Mahaffey