0 Advanced issues found▲ Hogue picks up his first “Blue Plate Special” National Championship, With the close of the third annual QSAC National Championship, we proudly crown the champions from the respective classes.For 2019, five classes were offered for competition; Limited Sportsman, ECM (East Coast Modified), Sportsman, Grand National, and Sprint.The Grand National Class, long absent
0 Advanced issues found▲1 Texas Gentelman, Gerald Babbitt, brings Sprint National Championship home to the Lone Star State, With the close of the third annual QSAC National Championship, we proudly crown the champions from the respective classes.For 2019, five classes were offered for competition; Limited Sportsman, ECM (East Coast Modified), Sportsman, Grand National, and Sprint.Heading into the 2019 QSAC
0 Advanced issues found▲ IQSR holds their own and retains the Cup for another year, With the close of the third annual QSAC National Championship, we proudly crown the champions from the respective classes.Limited Sportsman: Jarrett RaberEast Coast Modified: Curtis “The Handler” BabbittSportsman: David BradfordGrand National: Chris HogueSprint: Gerald BabbittThe last piece of the National Championship
Greetings QSAC members in our lives, there are always moments we look back upon; sometimes with favor; sometimes with sadness; and sometimes with mixed feelings. Just prior to the start of the 2019 QSAC National Championship, Tom Standridge of Anderson, SC stopped by to share the news that he and his two brothers had purchased
0 Advanced issues found▲ 2nd Generation racer Raber brings home first National Championship, With the close of the third annual QSAC National Championship, we proudly crown the champions from the respective classes.For 2019, five classes were offered for competition; Limited Sportsman, ECM (East Coast Modified), Sportsman, Grand National, and Sprint.The Limited Sportsman class, sponsored by Bret
Greetings QSAC memberswith the close of the 2019 QSAC National Championship, there has already been a considerable amount of discussion taking place regarding the 2020 event. As most are aware, we have held a reverse lottery (last out wins) to determine which track would host the following years event. To date, we have had five tracks
Greetings QSAC membersIt is with pleasure we announce the addition of Alex Livingston to the QSAC Leadership team. Alex will fill the vacant role of Central District – Northern Region representative. Alex brings a youthful exuberance and passion to the role. Alex has been involved with QSAC and quarter scale racing for over five years. Please
Greetings QSAC members As many of you are aware, we were in very unchartered territory regarding candidacy for the position of Co-Chair for the term starting this coming November 1st, 2019. In the past, it has been like pulling teeth to find willing participants for the role of Co-Chair. This year was markedly different; we had four individuals
Greetings QSAC membersRecently, there was an image posted on ¼ Scale Bench Talk that showed what is best described as a diffuser underneath the rear bumper foam of a stock car bodied quarter scale race car. Use of such devices is clearly against the 2019 QSAC Rules Package. This rule is clearly documented on page 21
Greetings QSAC members, Toward the end of 2018, Ken Leiker announced he was stepping away from quarter scale racing and his involvement with leadership as the organizations Long Range Planning Chair. It is with great pleasure that we announce Ken’s replacement; Tim Barth. Tim brings to the table a great deal of enthusiasm and excitement for quarter
