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  • Pay Out Super's Florida State Confused

    This is my opinon on this weekends test for the Supers and I don't want to put a bad name on things in this state but this weekend tells a tail.

    Can anyone ans me this we all race for money right that's what everyone says so why in the hell would you go to a race Paying $2200.00 and pass by a track Paying $3000.00 for the same laps? doesn't make any sense.

    You just ans my question I think we should all pay $2200.00 to win now so we are not out of line with PGS and you can thank them for setting the pace.You just proved the point in black and white 24 car's at PGS and 17 at Aubandale thats great so the lesson here is pay less and the track owner makes more money, I like that, how about all of the other tracks doing the same thing, thanks PGS you know how to make it happen and when the drivers complain now about the pay-out you can thank PGS and their way of thinking and please don't forget the driver's who went to PGS they made us see the light that we are doing the wrong thing.

    Thanks again John Sarppraicone see ya at the races. Isn't that the Truth

  • #2
    Late Model Payout

    Do you think maybe they went to PGS because they like the track and they are treated better? Sometimes it's not all about the money. I don't know but I would be concerned if teams are passing up my racetrack for another track that is paying less. What are they doing that I'm not doing?
    Just some thoughts.

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    • #3
      Well may be you are right, fill the seats, treat the drivers like they mean something, and pay what you advertise, Give back to the crowd, and maybe someday YOU also can follow suit. Why try to kick someone for putting on a good show, other than to show you are eating sour apples.
      Great Super late show put on by PGS, over flowing grandstands, and big field of Latemodels, full pits, and support classes putting on a great show, how can you fault that........ PPPLLLease

      Phil Ellis Sr

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      • #4
        super payout

        John, 3000 to win sounds good on the surface.realisticly there are only a hand full of guys looking at that because they have the money to spend to go after that win.The rest of us look at the worst case scenario being the start money.We ran the united race at auburndale recently and spent 1000 after entry fee and so on and brought home 200 due to a late race accident.I run this out of my pocket so I cant take much of this expense.The tbara had it right with 300 to start money with no entry fees or mandatory tire purchase or fuel purchase.I guess that is why the sprints are setting at home ths year.They only paid 1000 to win with 300 last place. Thanks Davey

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        • #5
          Just in case you missed it the frst time PGS pays a bit more THRU the field and on the bottom line.

          Thanks to all the drivers and fans that make PGS great!

          Below is a breakdown of PGS purse.

          PGS Super Late Model Payout

          21-24 Cars 15-20 Cars

          1. 2200 1. 2000
          2. 1400 2. 1200
          3. 1100 3. 1000
          4. 1000 4. 900
          5. 900 5. 800
          6. 850 6. 700
          7. 750 7. 600
          8. 650 8. 500
          9. 550 9. 450
          10.500 10.375
          11.400 11.350
          12.350 12.300
          13.325 13. 250
          14.275 14. 200
          15.250 15. 200
          16.225 16. 200
          17.225 17. 200
          18.225 18. 200
          19.225 19. 200
          20.200 20. 200
          21.200
          22.200 Total Purse
          23. 200 $10,825
          24. 200

          Total Purse
          $13,400



          FL Promoters Series payout
          posted by John Sarppraicone

          21-24 Cars 15-20 Cars

          1. 3000 1. 2000
          2. 1500 2. 1300
          3. 1000 3. 900
          4. 850 4. 800
          5. 750 5. 700
          6. 675 6. 625
          7. 600 7. 550
          8. 550 8. 475
          9. 500 9. 425
          10.450 10. 375
          11.400 11. 325
          12.350 12. 275
          13.300 13. 250
          14.250 14. 200
          15.200 15. 200
          16.200 16. 200
          17.200 17. 200
          18.200 18. 200
          19.200 19. 200
          20.200 20. 200
          21.200
          22.200 Total Purse
          23.200 $10,400
          24.200

          Total Purse
          $13,175

          Mandatory 10 gal fuel
          Mandatory 4 tire track tires
          Last edited by gar352; 04-26-2011, 11:02 PM.

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          • #6
            I can't believe you would ask that question. It seems pretty obvious to me and, apparently, to the racers also. If you didn't finish first or second, you would have earned more at PGS, if car counts were equal. It's too bad the rest of you track owners/promoters can't see that. Imagine, if all you tracks worked together to actually promote racing. I thought PGS made a major mistake when they elected to not align itself with the "track alliance" and went with Goodyear tires. I still think they would be better off going with a "standard" tire but it appears they do get it when it comes to the other stuff. I congratulate them. They seem to get it and, I believe, Bubba does also. I do applaud you both for publishing the complete payouts. Now if all you tracks would just have one purse and not base it on car counts, you'd be further ahead also. With the car counts John stated, PGS paid more to win also. WTG
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            • #7
              What amazes me is....

              you're missing the fact there were 41 late models running at 2 tracks. I don't know what Smyrna had, but if you could put your bullspit aside and put a series together that would attract all 41+ cars to the same track, the fans would show up, the purses would stabilize, and we could return to where we were 10-15 years ago. I remember when Burt and Don had 2 series with similar rules, and you'd have enough cars to run last chance qualifiers and actually send cars home.

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              • #8
                Being part of a Track Owners Alliance and trying to sabotage the other Florida tracks that don't want to be part of your alliance is a lonely job isn't it?
                www.FloridaSprintCarFans.com - because Florida sprint car racing needs all the help it can get...

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                • #9
                  It's the way you treat drivers. Back in 2003 the person running the show (I can't remember his name right now), Would let the drivers know how glad they were to have them show up and race this weekend at DeSoto. After he left you would do things like drill holes in your used tires so they can't be use by drivers that were blowing away your (Best) drivers on those used tires. So that they had to buy new tires or no longer race and your track. It was a no brainer. That's why you only have 40 a week on average showing up to race.

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                  • #10
                    Good job PGS.

                    Nothing will change at Desoto until the Sarppraicones are gone, if there is even a track left when they are through with it.

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                    • #11
                      I don't know for sure why racers went to PGS instead of Auburndale , but i think the United Promotors group should find someone a lot less argumentative as their frontman on message boards .
                      Last edited by Mike C; 04-27-2011, 05:51 PM.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by JD99 View Post
                        you're missing the fact there were 41 late models running at 2 tracks. I don't know what Smyrna had, but if you could put your bullspit aside and put a series together that would attract all 41+ cars to the same track, the fans would show up, the purses would stabilize, and we could return to where we were 10-15 years ago. I remember when Burt and Don had 2 series with similar rules, and you'd have enough cars to run last chance qualifiers and actually send cars home.


                        Right on!!

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                        • #13
                          United Promoters Frontman

                          The question is "is he the official front man?" I bet the other racetracks excluding Auburndale who is he is joined at the hip with are cringing and asking why in the ? is John making a post like that.

                          The sad story here is that John and Rex just don't get it. They have both decided that they can monopolize Florida Late Model Racing. This past weekend they found out they lost out to a promoter who obviously treats his racers well and TRULY appreciates them being there.

                          And then John actually chastises the people who he has to rely on to make his track profitable by solely relying on the back gate because he doesn't have enough spectators in the stands.

                          If I was one of the other promoters I would be cringing. Is this a crack in the armor of the "tour"? I wait for the first promoter who schedules a late model race on top of a United race because of a rainout. Based on the schedule it will happen. Rex, do you have any more United races left at your track?

                          The season is still young.

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                          • #14
                            actually the next promoters race is May 14th at Auburndale!
                            By chance is PGS having a late model event that night? I think I would fall down if I saw a 20 + late model field.

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                            • #15
                              Did some math, according to posted payouts:

                              United Promoters-17 cars-total payout $9800

                              PGS-21 cars-total payout $12,800

                              So, PGS paid $3000 more for 4 more cars or $750 per car.

                              As long as I had people in the stands, I think the 17 car field was better financially.

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