Here are
the requirements...............
Your
track must have and maintain a excellent
racing surface at all times. The track
has to be prepped and maintained the
entire eighth mile. Some of these cars
put down well in excess of 1000hp on 28"
X 10" tires at 3000+ pounds.
A way
to dry the track in the event of a short
light rain.
All
the timing equipment must be functioning
properly.
You
must be able to give accurate and
complete print outs for every round that
includes reaction time, car number and
MPH.
The
track has to have a designated weigh in
area with accurate scales.
EMTs
on the premises at all times
Easily
accessible fire extinguishers.
The
track puts up the payout of $1000 winner
and $250 runner up for Street Race.
Street Race entry is $50 per car. The
track keeps the entry money.
The 2 index classes have a entry fee of
$40 and that money in divided up by the
winners. The winner gets 75% and the
runner up takes 25% of the entry money.
If you do the math, hosting a King of
the Streets event doesn't cost you
anything. Every car that enters in
the 3 classes brings an average of 3
crew members with them. At a low
turnout race that money adds up to at
least $1000. That money and the entry of
the first 5 Street Race cars covers the
purse. The other Street Race entries,
the extra crew members, all the
spectators that a King of the Streets
race brings and the concession sales
added to the regular bracket racing
makes for a very profitable day at your
track. There is no extra staffing
required, KOTS provides their own tech
and staff to ensure the day goes
smoothly.
Hosting a King of the Streets event can
bring great publicity and attention to
your facility. All races are
covered by
King of the Streets TV, advertised
in AutoTrader, discussed in as many as 8
online forums and gets occasional
mention on radio, TV and magazines.
For
more information call or email Chuck
Scott at....
kotsracing@live.com
(540)293-8238
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