2007 National Corvette Challenge
#1
10-20-2006, 01:51 AM
2007 National Corvette Challenge
Have a Corvette and cannot get enough drag racing and are looking for that one big race? Or do you have a Corvette and but only race a few times a year at only big races? How about you have a Corvette and have never raced it in the ¼ mile?
Well you have a chance to be a part of the biggest Corvette drag race of 2007!
We are happy to announce the 2007 National Corvette Challenge. What is the National Corvette Challenge? It is an opportunity to get your Corvette out and take it down the quarter mile while competing against other Corvettes in the largest gathering of Corvettes with a common interest, the Corvette. Join enthusiasts from many different states in this once-a-year gathering.
In 2007, for first time we will be featuring a People’s Choice Corvette car show. All attendees will get a chance to vote for their favorite Corvette in each generation. There is something for everyone, racers, showers and spectators.
Details
Home Page: http://national.corvettechallenge.info (check for updates)
When: Saturday, February 24, 2007 (Feb 25 if full rainout)
Where: Richmond Dragway in Richmond Virginia
Hotel: Wingate Inn – Richmond Airport (with Friday night meet and greet reception)
Entry: $50 to race, $35 to show, $12 to watch, kids 12 and under Free
Classes: Bracket Class (handicapped start) and Heads-Up
Payout: Bracket Class $750 to win, Heads-up $500 to win
More cash and prizes and details of the event can be found at the Home Page listed above
Well you have a chance to be a part of the biggest Corvette drag race of 2007!
We are happy to announce the 2007 National Corvette Challenge. What is the National Corvette Challenge? It is an opportunity to get your Corvette out and take it down the quarter mile while competing against other Corvettes in the largest gathering of Corvettes with a common interest, the Corvette. Join enthusiasts from many different states in this once-a-year gathering.
In 2007, for first time we will be featuring a People’s Choice Corvette car show. All attendees will get a chance to vote for their favorite Corvette in each generation. There is something for everyone, racers, showers and spectators.
Details
Home Page: http://national.corvettechallenge.info (check for updates)
When: Saturday, February 24, 2007 (Feb 25 if full rainout)
Where: Richmond Dragway in Richmond Virginia
Hotel: Wingate Inn – Richmond Airport (with Friday night meet and greet reception)
Entry: $50 to race, $35 to show, $12 to watch, kids 12 and under Free
Classes: Bracket Class (handicapped start) and Heads-Up
Payout: Bracket Class $750 to win, Heads-up $500 to win
More cash and prizes and details of the event can be found at the Home Page listed above
#4
10-20-2006, 07:50 PM
RE: 2007 National Corvette Challenge
More than likely. I was going to go to Corvettes at the Park, or whatever it was called, last year. But, the event got rained out and I couldnt go on Sunday. I dont know if this is the same thing but i will hopefully be there and be ready to see some EXCELLENT action. I live in Virginia Beach so it only takes em about an hour and a half to get there!
Matt
Matt
#5
10-21-2006, 10:30 AM
RE: 2007 National Corvette Challenge
Not the same thing.
Our race is born out of having a series (12 dates) for Corvette at Englishtown in NJ and a couple series' in Florida, one in California and one in South Carolina. We do a once a year "National" to give those local racers a chance to plan a weekend and come out and race together. We do it in a site that is sort of central to each series (California gets the short end of the stick as most of the cars are in the North and South East). This gives other new drivers like yourself and Lee a chance to be a part of the fun too.
Our race is born out of having a series (12 dates) for Corvette at Englishtown in NJ and a couple series' in Florida, one in California and one in South Carolina. We do a once a year "National" to give those local racers a chance to plan a weekend and come out and race together. We do it in a site that is sort of central to each series (California gets the short end of the stick as most of the cars are in the North and South East). This gives other new drivers like yourself and Lee a chance to be a part of the fun too.
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