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March 21, 2015 at
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Anyone out there know what the tow money is per race? We all know that Steve Kinser is close to 600 career WoO "main event" wins.... This number does not count his preliminary wins over his career and all those wins that came from unsanctioned events in the late 70's and early 80's.... Is there anyone out there that has an idea idea of his total races won for his career.... Could we say he could be close to 1,000 career wins??
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March 22, 2015 at
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I counted them up once on Eckert's website. I had a total of 907 starting from 1976 to 2014. 574 were WoO feature wins and an additional 143 WoO prelims. Oh yes, don't forget he won at Cocopah in January.
Can't help you with the other question.
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March 22, 2015 at
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I think I remember reading it was $500 for the top 10 in points, and $300 for 11-15. The champ used to get $1,000 per race back in the day but unsure what it is today.
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March 22, 2015 at
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Reply to:
Posted By: dsc1600 on March 22 2015 at 06:37:19 PM
I think I remember reading it was $500 for the top 10 in points, and $300 for 11-15. The champ used to get $1,000 per race back in the day but unsure what it is today.
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No, it is alot more than $500.00. I do not remember how much but it was like $780.00. Not counting prelim night feature as a win was one of Ted Johnsons screwball ideas. The museum last year had the total wins and it was I think over 900.
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