Season kicks off in Rockingham March 7
An increased Top Eliminator purse and free entry in Modified (Footbrake) are among the enhancements expected to draw record numbers of bracket racers to the 2015 Hoosier Tires Carolina Coalition Series.
A Rockingham Dragway photo
Ashley Stafford
The four-race series is hosted by Rockingham Dragway, Piedmont Dragway, Farmington Dragway and Galot Motorsports Park (formerly Dunn-Benson).
At each event, champions will be crowned on both Saturday and Sunday with series points awarded for both participation and rounds won. Top Eliminator race winners will earn $5,000 with $1,500 to the runners-up and $500 each to the losing semifinalists.
Although the entry fee is being waived in the newly-designated Modified category, winners nevertheless will earn $1,000 on each day of competition. In addition to Top Eliminator and Modified, Jr. Dragster champions also will be determined on a daily basis with competition in the first three rounds restricted by age – 11 and under drivers on one side of the bracket; 12 and older on the other.
Defending champions in the Hoosier Carolina Coalition Series as Charlie Doss of Statesville in Top Eliminator, Terry Rucker of Benson in Mod and Ashleigh Stafford of Kernersville in Jr. Dragster.
A Rockingham Dragway photo
Terry Rucker
Racers will earn three entry points for every event, a potential six points each weekend. A single point will be awarded for each round won and, at the conclusion of the final event in the series, three bonus points will accrue for racers who participate in all eight races.
The series kicks off March 7-8 at Rockingham before moving to Farmington on April 18-19, Piedmont on June 20-21 and concluding at Galot on Aug. 29-30.
A Rockingham Dragway photo
Charlie Doss
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