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Often overlooked in the mainstream, dirt track racing is perhaps the most exciting form of automobile racing in North America. Dirt track racing is done on over 1, tracks throughout the United States. In the s and 30s, dirt track racing became the dominant form of automobile racing in the United States due to the abundance of thoroughbred horse racing tracks. There have been traditionally two types of racing cars that have dominated dirt track racing: open wheel cars—including sprint cars and modifieds, which are primarily run in the Northeast and Midwest—and stock cars, which are raced in the South. Longer length tracks tend to be more dangerous due to higher speeds, which increase the chance for injury to drivers and damage to race cars. This is why dirt tracks of one mile or more in length are extremely rare. The most common dirt track surface is clay because it retains moisture more readily, which results in more tacky conditions, allowing the cars to grip the track better and reduce dust.
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Fun sized and just as competitive as any other form of racing, Quarter Midgets are an affordable and safe way to introduce young drivers to the sport of circle track racing. Speedway Motors offers a vast assortment of all the latest Quarter Midget parts and racing accessories to jump start your racing career. Chassis and body, suspension, wheel and tire, safety equipment and more; we have all the quality Quarter Midget parts in stock and ready to ship. Products to Compare max of 3 X.
Sprint cars are high-powered race cars designed primarily for the purpose of running on short oval or circular dirt or paved tracks. Sprint cars do not utilize a transmission , they have an in or out gearbox and quick change rear differentials for occasional gearing changes. The safety record of sprint car racing in recent years has been greatly improved by the use of roll cages, and especially on dirt tracks, wings, to protect the drivers. There are several sanctioning bodies for wingless sprint cars. The Silver Crown series was started in as an offshoot of the series that competed for the National Championship Trail including the Indianapolis , known as "big cars".
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