PRO / STICK – NOW FOR OVER 30 YEARS!
This coming Saturday and Sunday (9/26 and 9/27) at Keystone Raceway Park:
On Friday gates officially open at 3:00, however we can get in off of Stone Jug road for early parking beginning around noon. I am told we can park anywhere as long as it is not roped off.
For Friday, you and crew members will pay for spectators. If you are racing test and tune, then instead pay for that. For Saturday and Sunday, Pro Stick and UMTR racers get a tech card only for no charge, but pay for your crew members. Gates open at 8:00 Saturday and Sunday. Time runs on Saturday at 11:00, Sunday at 10:00.
If you come and go daily, just handle the gate fee as you arrive each day. However, if you are camping in the facility, just take care of the entire stay all at once. Remember some of the track employees are new, so you may have to help explain the entry fees to them.
For the Saturday/Sunday- Pro Stick/Quick Stick class, racers must come to Eric’s area to sign in beginning around 9:00. There you will get a race information sheet as in past years. UMTR is handling Street Stick.
Camping over until Monday is fine.
If this has you confused, read it again. If you are still confused, or I forgot something, call Eric at 240-271-0876, but he may be confused too.
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New last man standing contest for 2026:
We will now have a last man standing contest at our events. Dan Hoyler will be in control of this. It is a totally optional program for anyone who wants to kick in $20 before first round of eliminations. Very simply, for anyone who kicked in, the last man standing in competition wins the pot! 100% payback. See Dan and pay him your $20 any time before first round!
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All events are now 1/8 mile
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Please be mindful:
The first area to address is the use of social media such as Facebook or the like. We do not need anyone from our group posting negative remarks of any type on social media regarding any track. This is true for our group Facebook page as well as your personal page. The bottom line is that negative remarks not only make the author look unprofessional, they are seen as a negative reflection on our entire group.
The second topic is the use of alcohol at the track. If racers choose to drink AFTER YOU LOST, that is your call, but please do so responsibly. Again, please consider the reflection on yourself and on our entire group. However, if a driver is caught drinking while still racing in competition, you will be immediately barred from racing with the group for life, period.
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Continuing News:
- Bill Smith is a Racers for Christ Chaplain. If you are in need of Bill’s services, please contact him at 717-479-8772.
- RAM Clutches continues to sponsor our reaction award!!
- SAFETY - We wish to stress the importance of safety. The safety equipment is there for YOU. Tighten your seat belts, strap your helmet firmly, wear your neck collar and other required equipment. If your car runs in the eight second zone, strongly consider purchasing a Hans device. It only takes one accident for a life changing event, don’t think it can’t happen to you. Be proactive and protect yourself.
- Todd Dziadosz attends many events and our banquet. He continues to send in either updated car pictures, or ones that had not been on the site before. If you would like the photo of your car updated, please contact Todd through www.tdspeedshotz.com and he will take care of you, and check out his site for pictures!
