Lots of little brothers and sisters can be found playing all day in the race-car trailers and motorhomes. Unlike Go-Karts, Quarter Midgets feature full four wheel independent suspension and full roll cages. Seat belts and shoulder harnesses are mandatory. Power comes from a 120-150cc engine, which specifications are closely set by the national governing board and enforced at each local club race by officials. Drivers develop physical skills such as coordination, timing, alertness, basic mechanical theory.
Internal strength is developed through sportsmanship, self-reliance, accomplishment and recognition.
Since it's start in the 1930's in the Los Angeles area, Quarter Midget racing is now held in virtually all 50 continental United States and in Canada. Many second-hand cars in good condition can be found and are perfect for starter cars. Local clubs can often put a smart shopper in touch with a member offering a package deal of a used car, motor and gear. By contacting QMA or JSCA , you can find the local club are in your area. You are welcome to visit their track, meet the members and racers, and watch a race.