Stock and Super Stock racing in California and surrounding s

[Jared Jordan]

Originally Posted by GTX JOHN

You can count us in.

Same here.

Between Sacramento, Bakersfield, and Redding, we could have a pretty decent series going. It would be nice to have Sonoma as an option, but I'm afraid that ship has sailed. The hard part has always been getting us West Coast guys to travel to something that's NOT an NHRA National/Divisional. The Sacramento National Open typically draws about 20-25 cars is all (I recognize there's a variety of opinions about the place...).

[pro stock chuck]

What R U guys Smoking? Hook me up

[David Lee]

Originally Posted by Jared Jordan

Same here.

Between Sacramento, Bakersfield, and Redding, we could have a pretty decent series going. It would be nice to have Sonoma as an option, but I'm afraid that ship has sailed. The hard part has always been getting us West Coast guys to travel to something that's NOT an NHRA National/Divisional. The Sacramento National Open typically draws about 20-25 cars is all (I recognize there's a variety of opinions about the place...).

this might change when we just have two tracks, in the divisional races


I am going to talk to the person who schedules the races at Bakersfield. if we could race the same schedule as the super street guys a small turnout might not hurt.


what would be your thoughts on bringing in the pure stock ideas. and maybe the older jr stock rules since this will be a nhra race