Layton Malton Racing

t formula but hey rubbing is racing and if you ain’t rubbing you ain’t racing! all built in the USA just like the cars you see on you tube under mini cup series. They have tube chassis, adjustable suspension, coil-over Avco or Pro Tech shocks, disc brakes, rack and pinion steering, and truly a very well built car very safe and very strong chassis with a centre driving position for extra safety with cars in the USA doing nearly 100mph we have had to restrict them slightly for the UK ovals With both the Honda GX390 Engine or Loncin engine legal for use. The goal of the series is to provide an inexpensive entry-level car racing experience for new junior drivers or young Karting drivers wanting that proper race car experience. The Super Cup Series. That is for young adults aged 8-16 called the Future Stars of Racing will be racing in the Super Cup Series. The cars are identical in every respect except that the Super Cup cars will be using a small carburettor to reduce the power of the engine to approx 24HP. If you have always wanted to race but didn’t have the money, time, and pit crew, Junior American Cup Cars may be the answer. these cars can be run on a minimum budget of around £1000.00 per season with entry costs of £25.00 per meeting and their small size means you don’t need a great big workshop or massive transporter a normal garage and small trailer and family car will haul these with no problems,

The cars, engines, and rules for Junior American Cup Cars are the same nationwide so there is a level playing field for all competitors with restricted sealed engines, a limited number of slicks and wets & controlled shocks and springs with a rulebook that states if it ain’t listed you can’t do it! so no chassis mods all identical stuff – with fully adjustable suspension arms and tie bars just like the proper cars gearing options and a minimum car & driver weight – this is a one-make series so you have everything that your fellow competitor has so it’s all about driver skill and set up how fair is that?