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2009 Champion Scotty Bradley of Bloomington, Indiana


 The MMSA 2009 season Banquet will held in conjunction with the Twin Cities Raceway Banquet on January 23,2010 in Seymour, IN  Honoring the top 15 in points, including the champion, Scott Bradley and rookie of the year, Colin Parker, who, with his 6th place finish, bested a group of very competitive rookies, the site location and other details will be posted soon, all MMSA members and their guest are welcome.
 
 Rule changes for 2010 and planned for 2011, along with updates on the 2010 schedule will be posted in the next few days, Presently, it appears that we will be racing at most (if not all) of the same tracks as 2009 plus the addition of some others,  exact dates and other information will be announced as soon as they are confirmed.
 
 Rule changes for 2010.
 
No after market ignition parts.
No transmission modifications.
Note. Motors and cars will be teched in detail and stats recorded.
In addition to the stock bore & stroke 1,000cc motors,any 600, 636 and 954's that are on record as having raced with the MMSA in the past will be grandfathered to be legal.
 
 As you prepare your car for 2010, keep in mind the changes planned for 2011 below.
 
Rule changes planned for 2011.
 
Motor rule. 1,000cc motors, OEM equipment ONLY, this means removing the motor from the bike and placing it in the race car, modified stock wiring harness, after market exhaust and radiator (cooling) system will be allowed.
Fuel, Pump gas (92 octane max.) only fuel allowed.
 
 These changes will help obtain the MMSA goal of keeping the costs as low as possible without making all of the racers existing parts obsolete at once, ie. 1205 motors, fuel injection/alcohol conversions, etc. Will also, make the competition more fair for all competitors.

Bull Ring Midget Nationals Dec 18th and 19th
 
The following was sent to the MMSA by Bob Douglas of the MOLS:
 “I was told by Scott Pennington (the Promoter for the "Bull Ring Midget Nationals 
and the No Bull Small Cars Nationals"), that the 1200 cc Outlaw Mini Sprints will 
run on Dec 18th and 19th with the midgets.”  We will be running with wings.  They
will run quarter midgets during the daytime. The Modlite/Dwarf Cars, 1200 Outlaw 
Mini Sprints and the Midgets will run at night. There will be a complete show each 
night.  
 All participants, including the midgets, will unload their trailers.  
The trailers will be parked outside.  We will be pitted in the 
same building with the midgets.  Clint Bowyer and Carl Edwards 
will be in attendance signing autographs.  
They will not be racing.
 The No Bull Small Car Nationals (all Go Kart Classes and Micro classes) 
will be run the weekend before the Midget Nationals.
 
We will have the following advantages: 
1 - Racing a week after they have gotten the track surface figured out 
2 - The track personnel will have a weekend of getting things ironed out.
3 - A great deal more exposure of running the same weekend with the midgets.
4 - The No Bull Small Car Nationals (all Go Kart Classes and Micro classes) 
will be run the 
weekend before the Midget Nationals. 
Here is the purse structure for our 1200 cc races each night at 
Kemper Arena in KC Dec 18th and 19th
1)600
2)400
3)350
4)300
5)275
6)250
7)200
8)175
9)150
10)125
11 -20) 100
 
Bmain $50
Entry fee: 
Entry before December 1st $75 after $125
Entry over 40 cars x-tra money
Rules:
925 car and driver weight 1205 cc max
This place is 1/2 size of Chili Bowl.
The $ 75 entry fee is for both nights.
The entry form will be posted on
 www.twasthemidgets.com
<http://www.twasthemidgets.com/>

  The MMSA extends thanks to Steve Kinser for allowing us to use his shop to measure and seal motors and Randy Kinser for being a great host. We appreciate all of the people who brought their cars and/or motors in to be measured and sealed. We have checked over 30 motors and found all of them to be within the factory specifications.  Thanks also to Andy Bradley and Allen Ruppenthal for furnishing pizzas and cokes.

  If you have not had your motor measured and sealed, please contact Bill May at 859-331-4968 to make arrangements to have this done before your first race date.

  The MMSA is pleased to announce that Mike Miles, promoter at Bloomington Speedway has awarded the MMSA the single support class for his two most important events of the 2009 season, both are USAC sprint races, the first on Fri.. May 8th and and again on Fri.. July 17th (Indiana sprint week). This will be the first opportunity for the MMSA to perform on the famous "RED CLAY" 1/4 mile track and is viewed as a HUGE step for upright mini sprints in the region.

 

  These two major events will hi-lite the MMSA 2009 schedule, paying $1,000 to
win each, plus other $$ bonuses.

 

  The MMSA is a STOCK 1,000cc,upright,winged touring class with provision for 600cc cars to participate, and are encouraged to do so with performance bonuses. Membership application forms, rules and other information is available on this site. 

Bill May

Competition Director