After a driver completes at least three races in the Stock Class he or she may move to the Modified, Modified B or Alcohol AA class. Each of these three classes has Light and Heavy Divisions. Kid's racing is fun. Quarter Midget racing is a blast and the benefits are virtually immeasurable. It's a family sport - all races are staffed and run by family volunteers from local tracks.
Drivers develop physical skills such as coordination, timing, alertness and basic mechanical theory.
Internal strength is developed through sportsmanship, self-reliance, accomplishment and recognition. Most importantly - it's just plain fun. There are many Quarter Midget race tracks. Since it's start in the Los Angeles area back in 1937, Quarter Midget racing has grown significantly. Races are held in virtually every region of the continental United States and Canada too.