The quarter-mile drag strip will play host to an average of 300 vehicles each week, ranging from the family station wagon to highly modified dragsters. Categories are as follows Jackpot, Comp Rod, Super Rod, Motorcycle, Street, Sport Street and High School. Since 1989, the Wednesday Night Drags have provided students, parents, grandparents and business people the opportunity to race on the track, not the street. Gates open at 430 p.m., time trials begin at 5 p.m. and elimination's start at 7 p.m. The final Wednesday night of the season, finalists from each division compete to determine the 2000 Wednesday night S.P.O.R.T. drags champion.
Winners receive various merchandise and trophies.
All drivers must be licensed and vehicles must meet standard safety requirements. Some classes may also require helmets. On February 24th 2000 Keith Dennis went an amazing 8.118 in testing at Gainesville Florida. This past weekend at the NMCA race in West Palm Beach, the tire was a huge success. The final 4 bikes were all on the MCR2.