Topic: Welcome Mow Wheelin‚ Racing League of Roann, Indiana!

[mrmowitall]

From the Cutting Edge Blog:

http://www.letsmow.com/2011/03/welcome-mow-wheelin%E2%80%99-racing-league-of-roann-indiana/

Welcome Mow Wheelin‚ Racing League of Roann, Indiana!

Mow Wheelin‚ Racing League
Pascal Moon, President
Twelve Mile, IN 46988
Phone:  574) 721-1011
Cell:  574) 721-1011
12milefire@lneti.com

Aaron Turner
VP ˆ Admin
story_teller911@yahoo.com
Phone:  260.571.2638
http://www.mow-wheelin.com
http://www.facebook.com/USLMRA#!/group.php?gid=355579042005

The U.S. Lawn Mower Racing Association (USLMRA) extends a proud welcome to the Mow Wheelin‚ Racing League (MWRL) as a USLMRA Affiliated Club.

"Welcome to the MWRL.  We are a racing league located in Roann, IN. We began racing in 2010 and would like to continue to grow. We are now planning on hosting races at a local track and traveling to some other races held in Indiana. Our main goals are safety and fun. Please feel free to join us! We are just a bunch of folks that like to have fun racing Lawn Mowers. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP!! That's what we really like about it!!

"MWRL invites all racers to come out and have fun.  USLMRA safety rules are followed, and all types of mowers are welcome.

MWRL will be racing on an 1/8th mile dirt home track with a long sweeping left hand turn, and a 90‚ sweeping right and turn a the flag stand.

Here some 2011 rules items from the MWRL Face book page

http://www.facebook.com/USLMRA#!/group.php?gid=355579042005

Implementation of three classes: IMOW (8-1 final gear ratio, 16' maximum rear tire, governed motors); Briggs/Stock: Manual, twist-style clutch must be utilized through a gearbox or transaxle. All tires must be of lawn and garden variety. No cart tires. Super Stock:No major changes. Cart tires will be allowed in this class.

*All mowers may be 38" in width, sidewall to sidewall. Twelve Mile (July 4 race in Twelve Mile, Indiana) is adopting this rule as well.

*There must be four inches of ground clearance from the ground to the bottom of the chassis pan/rail.

*All kill switches must be commercially produced.

[Jeremy_Conley]

Just to sum this up a little better, we will run 3 classes this year. The IMOW class, same rules as USLMRA. A Briggs/Stock class, this is basically all the prepared classes ran in one. We don't have enough mowers in any one particular group to run different classes, so we run singles and twins all together. Its a pretty competitive class. Our last class we have is our super stock class. Its basically based on the FX class in USLMRA. Hope to see some of you this year.