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Kumho Tires Grassroots Motorsports $2009 Challenge

Oct. 8-Oct. 10 – Gainesville, FL

After planning to take Horace Greeley’s advice and go west for the Kumho Tires Grassroots Motorsports $2009 Challenge, we decided we love our East Coast competitors too much to leave.

Which means we’re heading to Gainesville again. Let the East Coast cheering commence, and plan on bringing your Challenge competitor to Gainesville Raceway Oct. 8-10.

As in past years, the 10th annual GRM Challenge is making you stick to a small $2009 budget—an increase of one dolllar for the year. Watch this space for entry forms and details as they develop.

And if you’re on the West Coast, we haven’t forgotten about you either. Make sure to check out the all-new Grassroots Motorsports Grand Challenge 2009.

Who's attending?

  • Staff: Tim Suddard, David Wallens, Scott Lear, Tom Heath, J.G. Pasterjak, Margie Suddard, Nancy Rice, Per Schroeder, Greg Voth, Joe Gearin, Gary Hunter, and Debbie Brozyna
  • GUNDY
  • HardSlider
  • No one has said they are attending this event yet. If you're registered and logged in you can add yourself.

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