Ah Mobile1fan you need to keep up.
I did some research and this is the series that started in Michigan about 5 years ago and then sold out to ASA and then bought it back when ASA ran into so much trouble. This is an excellent series with very good rules late model chassis, crate motors, template bodies and strict rules on tires, shocks and other expenses. Very competitive.
Just in the last 3 or 4 weeks the "old" ASA has resurfaced, but I have to admit that I didn't really pay enough attention and can't remember where I saw it (probably the michigan short track board.
Should be an excelllent show.
SRAMA
I was under the impression that the "old" ASA that re-surfaced was using underslung LMs like the ASA LM series. Either way, the ASA LM show at Cayuga should be a good one...I'd like to hear more about ALSTAR's plans, however. Which tracks are they racing at, and what rules are they aiming at to bring crates into the show?
ASA National Tour Bankrupted at the end of the season, in 2004.
This series used specifics frame and roll-cage
- http://www.howeracing.com/Chassis/Index-Competition-ASA.htm
Also used their own SPEC MOTOR - GM LS1 - with electronic injection system.
In 2005, some ex-drivers/Car owners from ASA NAT'L TOUR worked in association with Mid-American Racing to sanction a series using these cars, Series called American Stock-Car League. But, after the dead of Mid-American Racing foundator, only original racing division Mid-Am Racing still stayed.
Saw infos that somebody try to restart series with old ASA Nat'l Tour Rules for 2007.
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ASA Late-Model Series announced for 2007 at Cayuga used similar chassis and roll-cage than Late-Model at Delaware and lot of others racetracks. Plus CRATE ENGINE PROGRAM with GM 410HP + DODGE and ford CRATE ENGINE.
http://www.howeracing.com/Chassis/Index-Competition-Perimeter.htm
In 2002, some drivers created this series with some exhibitions race under the name of USPRO.
In 2003, foundator of the series wanted to ASA to sanction their events.
After the bankcrupt of ASA Nat'l Tour, this racing division now considered 1st racing series under ASA sanctionning body.
You could see ASA Late-Model Rules at:
http://www.asalatemodels.com/Downloads/06ChallengeSeriesRulebook.doc
MAG