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Does this mean no Mid-Michigan Doubles weekend for 2008?

That's good. I just wanted to double check that the door wasn't totally closed to the idea. Can't learn unless you ask, right?

Wood,

I realize the schedule is only tentative and I applaud ASALM for producing a template so soon, but I'm confused regarding the reintroduction of USPro Cup. Why is USPro racing the same day or weekend as the Northern Division. Aren't ASA Late Models and USPro cars the same? Could a racer run in both USPro and ASALM on the same day/weekend with one car?

Thanks,

Brian

USPRO cars and the ASA late model cars are almost the same. USPRO is trying to get more of the local drivers a stepping stone to possibly run the ASA late model series, much of the rules will be flexable to allow a Superpro car or an Auto City pro late model to run at a different track. ASA regular cars who qualified for the ASA event will not be able to run but if they have a back up car, it may run. This is to get back where USPRO started.

Terry Bogusz
USPRO # 71
Pro Late Model #71

[quote name='TaBOGIE' date='Oct 28 2007, 05:40 AM' post='103754']
USPRO cars and the ASA late model cars are almost the same. USPRO is trying to get more of the local drivers a stepping stone to possibly run the ASA late model series, much of the rules will be flexable to allow a Superpro car or an Auto City pro late model to run at a different track. ASA regular cars who qualified for the ASA event will not be able to run but if they have a back up car, it may run. This is to get back where USPRO started.

Terry Bogusz
USPRO # 71
Pro Late Model #71



Also... The USPRO will be a SUPPORT CLASS for the ASA late model series

Terry you covered it for me, thanks....

The back up ASA late model car can run USPRO, with a different driver?? Or the same driver??

Here's an example;

The O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis is hosting the 1st annual ASA Late Model Series Spring Nationals on Friday and Saturday April 25-26, 2008.

The ASALMS Challenge Division, ASALMS Northern Division, and USPRO Cup Series will all be racing on the same card and all three will be separate points events.

A driver can run all three divisions if he so chooses, but must have one separate car for each division.

Obviously teams with only 1 car have a choice to make. Some teams who have 2-3 cars could easily enter two of the divisions or all three. This is due to the ASALMS Impound Rule after Qualifying.

The USPRO Cup Series will always be a support division to either the ASALMS Challenge Division or the ASALMS Northern Division. In this case, they are supporting both.

Hope this helps....

2008 ASA Late Model Series Schedules UPDATED As Of Tuesday November 6, 2007....

Hey Matt, looking forward to come and race with you guys next year....is the schedule released yet? Or are you just teasing us...haha

Kyle
These are the Preliminary 2008 Schedules for all Four divisions within the ASA Late Model Series. I say preliminary because some dates are still being worked on. So far these are the 100% set in stone dates.

What division(s) are you going to run? Glad to see that you'll be joining the ASA Late Model Series family.

We are going to run a few of the USPRO races, but would like to get some money together and try and make the dixie asa race, and maybe the toledo race...we will see, but You will see the #18 Apollo EDM CHEVY monte carlo ss at your events next year.

Cool Deal.

Since you are a new driver, and for other prospective new drivers, 2008 ASA Late Model Series Registration Forms are available for current teams ONLY to renew their memberships and keep their 2007 numbers. New memberships and numbers will open to the general public beginning on Tuesday November 20, 2007.

2007 Teams that would like to renew their memberships need to complete the 2008 Team License applications and return it to the ASALMS Home Offices in Lexington, Michigan by Monday November 19, 2007 The 2008 ASALMS License Application and Registration Forms are available in the downloads section of the main ASALMS website:
http://www.asalatemodels.com/Downloads/200...Application.pdf

Cool...thanks for the information.

Wood,

Any registration for USPRO?

Greg

Greg and anyone else interested in running the USPRO Cup Series in 2008.

A separate Registration Form for the USPRO Cup Series will be available in the coming days. Keep watching the main ASA Late Model Series Website for more information and i'll be sure to post the link to the form here on the MSTRC.

Once that is posted, numbers will be available with time allowed for the drivers who ran the Three (3) USPRO Cup Series races in 2007 to keep their numbers.

UPDATED As Of Tuesday November 13, 2007.

Hey Wood!

What about the guys that went to Owosso and played in the rain till it was cancelled?


Greg

The teams that ran in the USPRO Cup Series in 2007 (Owosso Rain Out and the 2 Winchester Shows) will get first dibs on their numbers they used until Next Tuesday (November 20, 2007).

Then beginning on Wednesday November 21, 2007 ALL remaining numbers will then open to the general public.

The only issue may be the fact that Terry Bogusz and Michael Gaier both used #71 in different events. They may have to work something out, but otherwise, the drivers that were at Owosso or Winchester should be able to retain their numbers.

Bristol Motor Speedway has been officially booked for Friday and Saturday August 8-9, 2008.

UPDATED as of Wednesday November 28, 2007.

The 2008 ASA Late Model Series Challenge Division Season Opener has been confirmed.

The 0.400 Mile Semi-Banked Paved Oval of the Tri-County (NC) Motor Speedway, located Northeast of Asheville in Hudson, North Carolina will be the site for the North Carolina 200 on Friday and Saturday March 14-15, 2008.

UPDATED as of Monday December 3, 2007.

The ASA Late Model Series Northern Division will be joining the ASALMS Challenge Division as part of the Governors Cup Weekend at the famed Milwaukee (WI) Mile for a HUGE ASA Late Model Series Weekend on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday August 22-23-24, 2008.

The ASALMS Challenge Division will take over the slot previously occupied by the ARCA RE/MAX Series and will Practice and Qualify on Saturday August 23, 2008 and race on Sunday August 24, 2008.

The ASALMS Northern Division will take over the slot previously occupied by the ASALMS Challenge Division and will headline the Saturday Portion of Governors Cup Weekend with a big 100-lap Feature!

Both Divisions will participate in a Friday Test and Tune Practice day.

2008 ASA Late Model Series and USPRO Cup Series Schedules are UPDATED as of Wednesday December 12, 2007.