The uniformity of the cars and the lack of combusting parts distills the winning formula for would-be race heroes to an inexpensive combination of skill and luck. American Box Car Racing International. Any overblown Chevelle owner can shove an accelerator to the floor and go fast in a straight line. Any Newton craving grease goon can pour a few years' salary into a racecar and rule the drag strip with sheer, nitrous-injected horsepower. Unlike nature's other gifts of mysterious providence, gravity is handed out equally.
Small kids can race big kids equally with different design cars.
And she just might, if her parents let her drive. The parents decide when the child is old enough to drive safely on the track. It's about family fun and keeping kids out of trouble. Prices are minimal. All families must sign a consent waiver.