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The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out. 

The 2nd Annual Carolina Sprint Car Flea Market will be held at McLain Motorsports on Saturday, November 16th from 6AM-until in Indian Trail, NC. 

Last year, we had a very successful first time event, and this year looks to be even bigger.  Everything is free, except my uncle's sausage biscuits.  He'll charge you a dollar. 

This year we plan on having an asphalt seminar with the Seelman's of the Must See Racing Series.  We might even have an asphalt driver on hand to talk setups, and promote the following week's $5,000-to-Win Mason Dixon Meltdown at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, NC.

Also coming back will be Jeff McCall, Dave Blaney's part-time crew chief, answering dirt sprint car questions on everything from set-ups, reading the track, squaring the car, etc.  Last year, we only thought this part would last 10-15 minutes at the most.  Two hours later, Jeff was worn out from the borage of questions from newcomers getting in the sport to oldtimers coming back to the sport.

Afterwards, we will have an open discussion with several of the area promoters on the state of sprint car racing in the Carolinas.  Hopeful promoters to include Keith Frye and French Grimes of the Carolina RaceSaver Sprint Car Series, Shawn Mott of the ASCS 305 Series, Pete Walton of USCS fame, and Brian Carter of the World of Outlaws.  Should be interesting. 

I'm also trying to line up a special quest that is sure to excite the hell of out any true race car fan.  I'll keep everyone up to date on how that works out.