The Future (2010) of Vintage Racing at the Rock
Vintage Oval and Road Course Racing
After giving it some thought here's my two cents..."...money...trophies. What is an acceptable entry fee?" I like the trophy idea, money might/would encourage drivers to put their car where it don't belong. As for an entry fee, the cost to cover insurance, if we're not racing for money the entry fee should be kept to a minimum."And we would need to guarantee a minimum of 10 cars per show." If the vintage race is a part of a weekly modern racing series, yes, 10 cars is possible. If the vintage cars are the feature racing of the night I'd include all the clubs on the same night.The deal with CapeFear-CARS is we are an "all inclusive" racing club at the moment. Bottom line is if you own a vintage stock car with a pre-1949 all steel bodied american made car you can race with us. As of now we don't have a latemodel sportsman class so anything that does not fit in our V-8 and 6 cylinder class falls under the "Open class" where the limits are much broader. Our club is designed for driver and fan entertainment, hence "Classic Auto Racing "Show" however we do end up racing as hard as any, just that the odds are stacked a little higher for some due to the lenient rules on what is acceptable.I stated earlier that we are a dirt track club but I'm sure we could muster enough cars for a show on asphalt. As of now we are in the infancy of being a club so the car count is a little lean, but should reach the 10-12 cars mark by summer.