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Grass Roots Racing: Season 1 - Volume 6 (Silver State Quarter Midget Winter / Pro Kart Challenge) List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $24.95  |
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The worlds first motorsports show for kids. From watercraft to quarter midgets, mini-cup cars to atv's, and go-karts to dirt bikes... you'll see it all on GRRTV!!!Silver State Quarter Midget Winter Nationals, Part 1 - We start a two episode road trip to the Silver State Quarter Midget Winter Nationals at the Buffalo Bills Hotel & Casino in Primm NV. Every winter the Buffalo Bill's Hotel & Casino parking lot at the California/Nevada State line is transformed into a high speed Quarter Midget raceway. For four days straight, over 400 cars dig in to the long flat-track oval, each with one thing on their mind...The checkered flag! And the competition is tough. These 4 - 16 year old boys and girls bump, push and light up the track with the same passion as their big brothers and sisters on the full scale midget circuit!Silver State Quarter Midget Winter Nationals, Part 2 - We're back for the Silver State Winter Nationals! Quarter Midget Racing is considered an individual sport, but today we learn why it's really more of a team sport and to be successful, every player must do their part.Pro Kart Challenge - The GRR-TV crew stops at Moran Raceway in Beaumont CA for the opening round of the Pro Kart Challenge. This series is a pro Go-kart racing series where, for young drivers, it can be a grueling introduction into the fast paced world of pro kart racing. In the past on GRR-TV we've covered everything from kid karts to Junior's, but in this episode we take a deeper look at kids moving up. We see how they deal with the pressure of racing with veterans twice their age and with twice the experience.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. |
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Quarter Midget Chassis Technology Sale Price: $29.95 |
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A complete chassis tuning and setup guide for quarter midgets. Chapters include: ? Race car handling basics ? Suspension systems ? Shock absorbers ? Tires and wheels ? Chassis setup and alignment ? Track tuning and adjustment. Includes a complete guide to understanding and adjusting handling problems. Everything you need to know to get your car competitive. Applies to both paved and dirt tracks. |
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If anyone was born to be a racer, it is Tony Stewart. You only have to look at this Indiana native's racing career to see why many are comparing him to A.J. Foyt and Dale Earnhardt Sr. Despite the comparisons, Stewart is a unique driver and he is carving out his own page in racing history.
Stewart started winning championships as a youngster when he took the Four-Cycle Rookie Junior Championship at the Columbus, Indiana Fairgrounds in 1980. He followed that up with the International Karting Federation Championship in 1983. In 1987, Stewart won the World Karting Association National Championship. Pretty impressive for a teen barely old enough to have a drivers license.
Stewart traded in the karts for open wheelers in 1989. He raced Three-Quarter Midgets, entered the USAC ranks in 1991--and was crowned Rookie of the Year. Stewart won the USAC championship title in 1994 after winning five races in the National Midget category. The year 1995 was a phenomenal year for Tony Stewart. He was the first racer ever award USACs Triple Crown for being the champion in the Sprint, National Midget and Silver Crown Series.
Tony joined Team Menard to drive in the Indy Racing League in 1996. Tony finished the season with the Rookie of the Year title and an eighth place standing in the points. Typical Tony Stewart, he went on to win the Indy Racing League Championship in 1997. Indy cars weren't the only thing occupying Stewart's time. He was also driving in the Busch series for Joe Gibbs Racing.
Stewart entered the NASCAR Winston Cup series as a full time driver for Joe Gibbs in 1999. The racing world took notice of Stewart when he qualified second for the first race of the '99 season, the legendary Daytona 500. Tony Stewart finished out his first season and was crowned Rookie of the Year with a fourth place finish in the standings. This was the best finish of a rookie driver in almost two decades.
Tony went on to finish seventh in the standings in 2000, and second in 2001. Tony Stewart was a man on a mission and he was crowned NASCAR Winston Cup Champion in 2002. Stewart showed the world what his father, Nelson, had known since Tony was a child. Tony was born to sit behind the wheel.
Tony Stewart's career has not been without controversy. His dry sense of humor has confused many and his competitive streak often makes others perceive him as aloof. Stewart does have a short fuse, and Nascar's penalty book can attest to the fact. However, the 2004 racing season has brought a more mellow Tony Stewart to the foreground. His desire to win hasn't waned, and drivers know that Stewart is a force to be reckoned with on the track. However, Tony seems to be more relaxed off the track. He attests this to moving back to his hometown and actually living in his old childhood home.
Tony Stewart is in the prime of his career, and will undoubtedly have more championships under his belt before it's all said and done. On his off time he can be found at various tracks around the nation doing what he loves best. Racing.
by Wendy Jackson for RacerWeek.com
Wendy Jackson is a freelance writer who covers the NASCAR Nextel Cup series for RacerWeek.com. You can join in with Wendy and other auto sport fans online at http://www.RacerWeek.com. Here you can read the latest news and information in auto sports, including NASCAR, F1 and Rally. You can also join in on the forums to discuss and give your opinions on what is currently happening in the wide world of auto sports. Visit http://www.RacerWeek.com to learn more.
Auto Racers Now Have Their Very Own Social Networking Website
Auto racing has become the number one spectator sport in America. It is also one of the largest participation sports as well. Local, short track stock car racing is thriving across the country as well as drag racing, road course racing, off-road racing, kart racing and drifting. The weekend, local track racer now has a place to call home on the internet at www.racematrix.net.
Racematrix.net is a free community based social networking website for auto racers and their fans. Members build their own racing profile webpage, share photos, videos, news, forums, blogs and join groups about their racing experiences. Members may also link to other websites they have as well as those of their sponsors. One could call this the MySpace or Facebook for auto racing.
Racematrix.net is open to all styles of auto racing. Groups have been formed for the following categories:
-Asphalt Oval: Late Model, Sportsman, Modifieds, Trucks
-Dirt Oval: Late Model, Sportsman, Modifieds
-Drag Racing
-Jr. Dragsters
-Sprint Car
-Midgets
-Quarter Midgets
-Thunder Roadsters
-Legends
-Bandoleros
-Drifting
-Road Course
-Off-road
-Demolition
-Kart Racing
As the community grows, more groups will be added.
Racematrix.net offers many key features for its members as well as those just visiting the site to take a look. The home page offers a wide variety of the latest members, photos, videos and discussion topics. Once inside the website the offerings are plentiful. The members profile page is a star feature. One has the option to build his or her profile page using a number of different templates or styles. The number of pictures and videos one may upload and display is unlimited.
The forums and blog sections gives the racematrix.net members the opportunity to teach and learn from one another we well as make new fellow racer friends, fans and in many cases, a mentor.
As with all member content based websites, racematrix.net is the place to go for an assortment of member submitted articles regarding all aspects of auto racing. Among the more popular forums are: Tech tips, Beginners advice, How to get started in auto racing and the Youth auto racing forum. Kids are starting to race cars at ages as young as five years old and this is a great forum for kids and parents with questions regarding safety issues, costs and expenses, etc.
As racematrix.net continues to grow, other features to the web community that are on the drawing board and in the works will be launched. The classifieds section offers everything for the racer from complete race car packages to finding or swapping parts. This will be the first next feature for the site. Other features include: a sponsor shopping package, a fan data base and messaging center. Also in the works is a race track locator/data base for all types of race tracks in the United States.
Check out the racematrix.net community now for a full, feature-rich experience for auto racers and their fans. Joining is fast and easy and will never cost a dime. No experience is needed to build your webpage either. Just fill in the blanks, add some photos and/ or videos of you and your car and your done! You then have a webpage of your very own to gain valuable exposure to the world about you and your race car!
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My husband wants my son to race quarter midget race cars ?
My son is only 5 years old. How safe is this sport ?
Does anyone know how much it cost a year to be in a club?
Just want general opinions on this sport.
http://www.silvercityquartermidgets.com/Pages/aboutqm/about.html
Here is a link that will help with some of your question's
And this is a forum where you can ask question's about Quarter Midgets
http://www.motorsportslounge.com/forum/showforum.php?fid/273/
Auto racing: Lakeville teen gets big break with spot in 'Driver's Search'
LAKEVILLE -- Seat belt fastened, mirrors adequately adjusted and hands in the proper 10 and 2 o'clock positions, Grant Galloway recently played the part of someone discovering life behind the wheel during drivers education class.
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