Cars:
This will be one of the most expensive and important purchases you will make. Cars range from
$1,500 for an average starter car to $5,000 for a new car (including motor). Many members of
your local club will have cars for sale during the year. As kids grow, they grow out of their current
car and must move up in size. Ask around the local club first to try to find a car. When you buy
locally, you can get references on the car from other members and even see the car running in a
race. You also get the local advice from the owner.
Compared to other sports for kids, Quarter Midget racing can appear to be a very expensive sport.
Most people do not take into consideration the costs for different activities associated with other
sports. Sport camps, travel teams, and tournaments can add up at the end of the season. Once
in perspective, Quarter Midget racing becomes somewhat affordable.
Quarter Midget racing has a vast array of costs involved. There are four areas that you MUST
spend money on; the car, parts, safety equipment, and registration/pit fees. Any costs outside of
this area are for your convenience to make life in racing easier for you.
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| Getting Started |
| Cost Involved in Racing |
| Minnesota Quarter Midget Racing Association |