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Quarter Midget Racing was started to develop sportsmanship in the children
while also providing a family oriented racing activity. In recognition of the
drivers, trophies are awarded at Regional, State, and National events. No cash
prizes are awarded.
Quarter Midget racing is not a "drop off your kid" kind of sport, but an involved
family sport. Few other sports permit all members of the family to participate. The
kids do the driving while other family members serve as pit crews, chief
mechanics, scorers, timekeepers, and operators of concession stand or novelty
booths.
It teaches the meaning of sportsmanship, fair play by following rules, how to be
a good winner or a gracious loser.
It develops coordination, and a sense of timing and independent thinking.
It teaches self-reliance. Once a green flag has dropped, they are on their own.
The spirit of competition also comes along here. They learn to drive hard, but
that rules must be observed. Rule infractions may result in disqualification.
Development of knowledge and an appreciation for mechanical devices.
It teaches safe driving skills that are carried on in their teen years on the road.
Very few people develop the skill that these children acquire. We believe this
level of skill is valuable when they become adult drivers. They learn that there is
a place to race an automobile— which is NOT on the public highway systems
where so many young adult drivers lose their lives.
It develops a sense of responsibility. Alertness and concern for the safety of
others is acquired.
It gives drivers a well-earned right and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
They stand taller and are more confident after becoming a proficient Quarter
Midget Driver. This confidence and sense of "belonging to a group", along with
our Race for Drugs Program, could someday be a factor in helping these kids
"Say No To Drugs".
while also providing a family oriented racing activity. In recognition of the
drivers, trophies are awarded at Regional, State, and National events. No cash
prizes are awarded.
Quarter Midget racing is not a "drop off your kid" kind of sport, but an involved
family sport. Few other sports permit all members of the family to participate. The
kids do the driving while other family members serve as pit crews, chief
mechanics, scorers, timekeepers, and operators of concession stand or novelty
booths.
It teaches the meaning of sportsmanship, fair play by following rules, how to be
a good winner or a gracious loser.
It develops coordination, and a sense of timing and independent thinking.
It teaches self-reliance. Once a green flag has dropped, they are on their own.
The spirit of competition also comes along here. They learn to drive hard, but
that rules must be observed. Rule infractions may result in disqualification.
Development of knowledge and an appreciation for mechanical devices.
It teaches safe driving skills that are carried on in their teen years on the road.
Very few people develop the skill that these children acquire. We believe this
level of skill is valuable when they become adult drivers. They learn that there is
a place to race an automobile— which is NOT on the public highway systems
where so many young adult drivers lose their lives.
It develops a sense of responsibility. Alertness and concern for the safety of
others is acquired.
It gives drivers a well-earned right and a sense of pride and accomplishment.
They stand taller and are more confident after becoming a proficient Quarter
Midget Driver. This confidence and sense of "belonging to a group", along with
our Race for Drugs Program, could someday be a factor in helping these kids
"Say No To Drugs".
| The Benefits |
| "You win some, you lose some, you wreck some." Dale Earnhardt |
| "To finish first, you must first finish." Rick Mears |
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