Quick 32 Sportsman Series presnted by NAPA Auto Parts racer Kevin Wicke.


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everal years ago, a large contingent of Top Sportsman and Top Dragster cars in the On-


tario, Michigan, and Western New york area were participating in local drag racing events, with no organizational body. These teams had little oppor- tunity to race as a select group with their own se- ries, and were ready to organize into a professionally-operated series. In the spring of 2009, several of these teams


met, and after discussions and planning, the Quick 32 Sportsman Series was established for high-horsepower Sportsman-class teams to com- pete on a regular basis. The Series is comprised of Top Sportsman or “door” cars (full-bodied, full-


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fendered cars), and Top Dragsters. Both classes are based on the same classes in the Interna- tional Hot Rod Association (IHRA). A major step in the development of this new se-


ries was the Championship Point Award Series, and this was presented by NAPA Auto Parts. Using rules, regulations, and other factors of


the established and successful Pro Modified Rac- ing Association (PMRA), the Quick 32 Sportsman Series held a six-race schedule for 2009. In 2010 the Quick 32 Sportsman Series competed at Toronto Motorsports Park in Cayuga, Ontario and the south-western Ontario track of the Grand Bend Motorplex.


Unique race format pits Dragsters versus Dragsters and Sportsman versus Sportsman The name “Quick 32” denotes 32 cars, 16 en-


tries on the Dragster side, and 16 entries on the Sportsman side. The race format is such that cars must qualify for a 16-car elimination field for each class. There are two sets of eliminations, one for each class, and then the winning Top Dragster entry faces off with the winning Top Sportsman entry to determine the event champion. This new venture provides $3000 to win for each event and $5000 for the annual Championship Point Award Series Champion, payouts very popular with com- petitors and the large fields of race cars.


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