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USAC To Sanction East Coast Sprint Car Series
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USAC sprint car racing is coming eastbound on a full-time basis next season when the newly-formed USAC East Coast Sprint Car Series makes its debut.
USAC’s newest division joins the slate after series director Curt Michael and the United Racing Club conducted a pair of non-winged sprint car events this season.
Michael believes the series, which will utilize engines that are 360, 358 and under in size, creates a place for young drivers competing in wingless micros to step up to where they can run sprint cars without the wing, a foundation he saw being laid down in this past year’s events.
Michael is adamant that the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars will not be competing with URC, where he serves as vice president. The non-winged series will be competing on URC’s open weekends. A full 2018 schedule is in the works and will be announced at a later date.
For more information, visit the USAC website.
USAC’s newest division joins the slate after series director Curt Michael and the United Racing Club conducted a pair of non-winged sprint car events this season.
Michael believes the series, which will utilize engines that are 360, 358 and under in size, creates a place for young drivers competing in wingless micros to step up to where they can run sprint cars without the wing, a foundation he saw being laid down in this past year’s events.
Michael is adamant that the USAC East Coast Sprint Cars will not be competing with URC, where he serves as vice president. The non-winged series will be competing on URC’s open weekends. A full 2018 schedule is in the works and will be announced at a later date.
For more information, visit the USAC website.
