ASA Midwest Tour Facts

* 12 Race Schedule in 2007

* Built Engine Racing Series that allows local competitors to compete when visiting area race facilities. (Similar to ARTGO)

* Concept Steel Engines, ACE Brodix Aluminum Engines, 9to1 Engines, Spec Super Late Model Engines, were the engines allowed.

Average Car Count- 46
Highest Car Count- 55 first Event (Elko) and 77 Last Event (Lacrosse)
Lowest Car Count- 32
Total Competitors in 2007- 165
Carburetor Required- 4412 2bbl
Nine different winners in 12 events- Where do you see that?

2008- 14 Race Schedule- Added Iowa Speedway and Milwaukee Mile

Series is giving away over $75,000 worth of free motors at the Championship Banquet. Courtesy of Pro Power Racing, Tesar Engineering, B&B Racing Engines.

Built Engine Parts Suppliers were solicited to be a part of the Engine Giveaway Program in 2007 and beyond. Special thanks goes out to all manufacturers for stepping up to the plate and giving back.

Recognized Sponsors-
Brodix
Dart
Lunati
Holley
JE Pistons
ARP
Dyer Rods
Rev Valves
All Pro Heads
Manley Rods
ISKY
Edelbrock
Wilson
Scott Wires
Champ Pans
Jesel
PBM

Driver Quotes
Dave Feiler- Long time Super Late Model Competitor finished 3rd in year end points ASA Midwest Tour.
"I have had built motors my whole racing career. It's the power, and that horspower feeling that I enjoy. I know what we have and I feel confident that I can win on any given day and the ASA Midwest Tour has provide this program for all of us. I had the opportunity to drive a crate engine car during the 2006 racing season and by the middle of the summer I was ready to quit. There is so much cheating, and it's so blatant that the teams talk and laugh about what they are doing to their motors. It's a slap in the face for all of our local engine builders that are trying to feed their families and produce winning motors locally or nationaly. I'll never go back again after I experienced that."

Nathan Haseleu (Pronounced HAS - LIE) ASA Midwest Tour Champion in 2007
"I have 9to1's, I have ACE Motors, and there is not a better feeling then driving a Super Late Model. The ASA Midwest Tour has stepped in to the ring and took a stance for the built engine guys. This is awesome for them, we had 9 different winners in 12 races, all types of built engines competing, and the tech was terrific. I was forced to build a crate engine car because one of my sponsors wanted us to run locally when we weren't traveling. It's kind of a joke actually, I have a box stock Chevy and I look like I am standing still against some of these guys. Everybody knows what's up, but we just kinda go with the flow for our sponsor. Sad, when you think about it."