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@@bentleepotts4175 Depends on the track. Those requiring NASCAR licenses (such as the track I race at) have an implied minimum age of 14 since that's how old you have to be to get a NASCAR license. Other tracks may have a different minimum though, so do your research
It’s the least respected class, but you will have more fun in a front wheel drive class over any other class in dirt racing. I think it’s a very important class to have.
The respect you mention is because of the cussing fighting and immaturity so many post on social media. The fans who stay to watch them are there for the drama the class brings with it. Some of the best races on any given night can be from this class, but someone ruins it with drama. I raced this class for 3 years so I have first hand experience of the drama and drivers wanting to fight and cuss you for rubbing or bumping .
@@FlipperFord13 One thing I can’t stand is idiots getting out of there car to fight. There’s no place in racing for that. Those fwd cars is nothing like the expensive car I race. That class is not only for beginners, but for the guys who doesn’t have or want to spend the money, but want to race.
Vtec and VVT gonna kill this class. Got boys with 250-300 hp, full blown racing engines, in front wheel drives. All about the wallet. Make it fair, see who the best drivers are, not who can build the higher hp engine.
I'd love to do 4cylinder racing but I've seen some races where they've only done like 1 real lap of racing and the race just holding and driving slow af lmao
