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jason88cubs
May 01, 2024 at 09:15:25 AM
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This message was edited on May 01, 2024 at 09:23:50 AM by jason88cubs

I live in Central Illinois and my local city has a 1/4 mile dirt track. We are surrounded by Jacksonville, Macon, Farmer City, Fairbury, Peoria and Spoon River

 

The biggest race we have had is WOO Late Models and we get the Flo NIght every year. We do get some sprints (Mowa) but I was curious on what the track promoter would have to do to get a WOO Sprint car race? What are the requirements?

 

I just know if we got a date we'd easily pack the place and itd be huge for the town

 

 




PeteP
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May 01, 2024 at 12:14:14 PM
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This is an interesting question and not easy to get an answer on. I know a fellow that works for World of Outlaws sort of. He sells tickets for events. He used to work for them full time and is a marketing professional.  I got my tickets for WoO at Beaver Dam May 31 and June 1 from him.  I aksed him how would Plymouth, WI (PDR) get a WoO event. He replied that the WoO looks at how many WoO events are in a state and a few other factors. It is unlikely they would add an event in Wisconsin he stated.

High Limit may be miore flexible but I don't know anyone there yet. 

Road America sponsors a 410 IRA show. The IRA 410's come to Plymouth several times a year including their "Wisconsin Sprint Car Championship" on Saturday Sept 28.

It seems like the racing world is real tight lipped on many things unfortunately for us curious fans.



j20s
May 01, 2024 at 12:42:27 PM
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Posted By: PeteP on May 01 2024 at 12:14:14 PM

This is an interesting question and not easy to get an answer on. I know a fellow that works for World of Outlaws sort of. He sells tickets for events. He used to work for them full time and is a marketing professional.  I got my tickets for WoO at Beaver Dam May 31 and June 1 from him.  I aksed him how would Plymouth, WI (PDR) get a WoO event. He replied that the WoO looks at how many WoO events are in a state and a few other factors. It is unlikely they would add an event in Wisconsin he stated.

High Limit may be miore flexible but I don't know anyone there yet. 

Road America sponsors a 410 IRA show. The IRA 410's come to Plymouth several times a year including their "Wisconsin Sprint Car Championship" on Saturday Sept 28.

It seems like the racing world is real tight lipped on many things unfortunately for us curious fans.



You love typing as much as you can to make yourself seem like an expert--all the while never saying anything at all. 




egras
May 01, 2024 at 01:46:41 PM
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Posted By: j20s on May 01 2024 at 12:42:27 PM

You love typing as much as you can to make yourself seem like an expert--all the while never saying anything at all. 



I thought his response was fine.  However, if it annoyed you, just remember, there are worse responses on this forum:

 

Example 1:

Question:  How do tracks get a WOO date?

Answer:  Port Royal's track prep sucks

 

Example 2:

Question:  Who do you think has the best chance of winning the WoO championship?

Answer:  Razor Steve doesn't know what he's doing

 

Example 3:

Question:  What is your favorite brand of frozen pizza?

Answer:  Donny Schatz is no one without RW



jah42
May 01, 2024 at 02:04:19 PM
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World of Outlaws 7575 West Winds Blvd, Concord NC [email protected]



larsonfan
May 01, 2024 at 03:11:42 PM
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Posted By: egras on May 01 2024 at 01:46:41 PM

I thought his response was fine.  However, if it annoyed you, just remember, there are worse responses on this forum:

 

Example 1:

Question:  How do tracks get a WOO date?

Answer:  Port Royal's track prep sucks

 

Example 2:

Question:  Who do you think has the best chance of winning the WoO championship?

Answer:  Razor Steve doesn't know what he's doing

 

Example 3:

Question:  What is your favorite brand of frozen pizza?

Answer:  Donny Schatz is no one without RW



Just like some guy always trying to get a rise out of Strawser, right?




PeteP
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May 01, 2024 at 03:12:54 PM
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Posted By: j20s on May 01 2024 at 12:42:27 PM

You love typing as much as you can to make yourself seem like an expert--all the while never saying anything at all. 



I shared what I heard from someone I asked which is way more than you could do. Must be rough going life with your outlook on everything and few if any friends or ability to uunderstand complicated information.



chathamracefan1
May 01, 2024 at 03:27:53 PM
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Based on the town not listed, I presume you are talking about Lincoln.  I'm gonna guess the Outlaws would want an upgrade of some of the fencing.  I know Jacksonville has had to update a few things to get them to come in the last couple times.  I don't know the sanction fee but safe to say it is in the 5 figures (10k, 20k - I don't know). 

They did have a couple shows at Fairbury in 2018/19 but those honestly did not draw a fan count near as much as I thought they would.  Both were weeknight shows tho so I imagine that was a big factor.  Then it is is a matter of catching them in between 1 place to the other.  Jacksonville works good this week cause they were in Knoxville IA last weekend (rained out) & on the way to Eldora this weekend.  Kind of like a smaller concert venue catching a big name act in between 2 big shows.  Doubt highly the outlaws would schedule a stand alone weekend at the Illinois tracks.

Lincoln did have the All Stars (RIP) a few years ago & it is a good venue.  I would think they could pull a HIgh Limit show.  I am also surprised the IRA doesn't do a couple southern swings in the spring/fall.  They did do a show at Jacksonville several years ago but haven't in recent years.  Like an IRA/MOWA combo in mid October would do real well I would think.



dsc1600
May 01, 2024 at 03:31:59 PM
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Posted By: jason88cubs on May 01 2024 at 09:15:25 AM

I live in Central Illinois and my local city has a 1/4 mile dirt track. We are surrounded by Jacksonville, Macon, Farmer City, Fairbury, Peoria and Spoon River

 

The biggest race we have had is WOO Late Models and we get the Flo NIght every year. We do get some sprints (Mowa) but I was curious on what the track promoter would have to do to get a WOO Sprint car race? What are the requirements?

 

I just know if we got a date we'd easily pack the place and itd be huge for the town

 

 



To get a new date with the Outlaws, first you're going to have to do a joint venture with them, the old days of them just giving a track a date in exchange for a fee are over for the most part. So I'd imagine they'd do more due diligence on seating capacity, safety, is it in a sprint car hotbed, will it hurt other tracks in the vicinity that have a long standing relationship with the WoO....etc




egras
May 01, 2024 at 04:38:27 PM
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Posted By: larsonfan on May 01 2024 at 03:11:42 PM

Just like some guy always trying to get a rise out of Strawser, right?



HMMMM......who is this Strawser guy you speak of?   wink



j20s
May 01, 2024 at 06:37:27 PM
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Posted By: PeteP on May 01 2024 at 03:12:54 PM

I shared what I heard from someone I asked which is way more than you could do. Must be rough going life with your outlook on everything and few if any friends or ability to uunderstand complicated information.



Sick burn, yo. Can you lecture the forum on all of the ways you don't understand how the internet works again? Please? lol.



PeteP
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May 02, 2024 at 10:49:07 AM
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Posted By: j20s on May 01 2024 at 06:37:27 PM

Sick burn, yo. Can you lecture the forum on all of the ways you don't understand how the internet works again? Please? lol.



Every group has fools and if the shoes fits wear it.

Right now I'm told getting a HL show is easier than a WoO show.





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