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HELP US BUILD A NEW TRACK For 33 years, the track at Paine Field has provided a home for young drivers and exciting Quarter Midget racing. This year will be WQMA’s last racing season at the track in Mukilteo. The land is being developed for other uses and our organization must build a new track. What is a Quarter Midget
Quarter Midgets are quarter-scale race cars, driven by kids ages five to sixteen years old. These young racers compete at various skill levels on a 1/20th mile oval track. The cars are real race cars with full suspension, a four-cycle, single cylinder engine, and all the safety equipment found in full-sized race cars. The cars travel at speeds of 30+ miles per hour, and one lap takes a mere six seconds! The drivers have to learn to make quick decisions in cramped quarters – both in their cars and on the track. The whole family gets involved in Quarter Midget racing. Dad usually acts as the chief mechanic and mom helps with scoring and other race day activities. Quarter Midget racing is exciting and provides an excellent framework to teach important life lessons in self confidence, sportsmanship and responsibility. HOW
CAN YOU HELP? We are selling bricks for our new track. These bricks will be placed on the start/finish line, the pit area and various other locations around the facility. Each brick will have room for 2 lines, 15 characters per line where you can put your name or business name. We believe this is a great way to advertise your business, while supporting a great youth sport! We hope you will give careful consideration to helping us build a great new facility for the sport of Quarter Midget racing! Click
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