Making it's debut in 2006, The Premier Racing
Association (PRA) is a revival of the Silver
Crown Series that has raced across the country.
According to PRA officials, the series was founded
"for the former Silver Crown race cars that were
parked due to the United States Auto Club’s car design rules that went into effect. There were approximately 60 registered race teams last year and this hugely popular form of open wheel racing regularly attracted fields of 45 to 50 cars."
Pictured Above is 2006 Champion Chet Fillip.
"With 800-horsepower motors and open wheels, the Big Cars have been a proving ground for some of the greatest names in American racing, from Parnelli Jones to Tony
Stewart. If a driver is successful in these cars, they can drive any race car!”
The 2006 racing schedule includes such major-market venues as
IRP, Illiana Motor Speedway in the Chicago area, Music City Motorplex in Nashville, USA International Speedway in Tampa, Stafford Motor Speedway in Connecticut, and South Georgia in the Valdosta area.
Making it's debut in 2006, The Premier Racing
Association (PRA) is a revival of the Silver
Crown Series that has raced across the country.
According to PRA officials, the series was founded
"for the former Silver Crown race cars that were
parked due to the United States Auto Club’s car design rules that went into effect. There were approximately 60 registered race teams last year and this hugely popular form of open wheel racing regularly attracted fields of 45 to 50 cars."
Pictured Above is 2006 Champion Chet Fillip.
