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10-19-2011, 12:48 PM
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Re: How do we promote sportsman type racing?
I liked the one idea a member here posted about letting a fan sit in the pass. seat during the warm up.
I will never forget the impact that had on me as a young man when I got to sit in a fast (and loud) car. It made me even more hooked !
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10-18-2011, 12:38 AM
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Re: How do we promote sportsman type racing?
I was at the Philadeliphia Modifers Old Time Drags Event at Atco on Oct 9th.
Same weekend as Sportsman Show at Maple Grove.The Atco event drew over 1000 spectors.This event is for cars 1975 and older.They had maybe 300 Race cars 200 + show cars.Entry fee was $15.00 Race or Show. I think to watch was $10.00.Maybe running a car show with a Stock Supper/ Stock Race would bring in more people. They promote this race by handing out Flyers at different Car Shows and Cruise nights |
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