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Exciting Quick 32 Sportsman Series Launches 2026 Season
Highlights
- Quick 32 Sportsman Series starts at NHRA National Open May 16-17
- Event held at Toronto Motorsports Park over Victoria Day Weekend
- Racers compete in multiple classes including Top Dragster and Top Sportsman
- Top prizes: $2,000 winner, $1,000 runner-up in key categories
- NHRA grade points awarded, impacting eligibility for major events
- Quick 32 Series returns for Labour Day Weekend, Sept 4-6
The Quick 32 Sportsman Series opens its 2026 campaign at the NHRA National Open double‑header at Toronto Motorsports Park, May 16‑17, targeting early momentum, NHRA grade points, and prize money.
The event sits within the John Scotti Canadian Championship Series and features Quick 32 staples, Top Dragster and Top Sportsman, alongside Can‑Am Stock/Super Stock and several NHRA index categories.
Supporting classes include Nostalgia Super Stock, Super Comp, Super Gas, Super Street, and Junior Dragster, broadening the entry list and ensuring varied performance brackets across the ladder.
Quick 32 joins the NHRA National Open at Toronto Motorsports Park on May 16–17.
NHRA grade points are on offer, shaping eligibility for marquee national events later in 2026 and presenting opportunities to chase the sport’s emblematic trophy, the Wally.
Series backer John Scotti welcomes the season start after a long winter, expecting a strong roster and hoping favourable weather allows the schedule to run without compromise.
Performance carries financial upside. Top Dragster and Top Sportsman winners receive a $2,000 bonus, with $1,000 for runners‑up, strengthening participation incentives in the headline Quick 32 categories.
Top Dragster and Top Sportsman bonuses: $2,000 to winners, $1,000 to runners-up.
Fletch Racing and Engineered Racing Services fund those bonuses and introduce the Bounty Hunter Award for 2026, adding an extra target for teams seeking weekend‑defining match‑ups.
The National Open runs two full days of qualifying and eliminations on Saturday and Sunday, preceded by a Friday Test & Tune, aligning track time with Victoria Day weekend.
NHRA grade points at the National Open can shape entries for major 2026 events and Wally contention.
Series director Bruce Mehlenbacher links the weekend to Cayuga’s long‑running Kick Off to Summer tradition, underlining the track’s role as a consistent early‑season benchmark.
The Quick 32 Sportsman Series returns to Toronto Motorsports Park on September 4‑6 for Labour Day weekend, offering additional points and another high‑participation grid before the autumn stretch.
The series returns to Cayuga on Labour Day weekend, September 4–6.
With a broad class mix and tangible rewards, the opener should deliver packed ladders, strategy‑driven qualifying, and closely matched eliminations, setting a clear competitive baseline for the 2026 campaign.
Visual Summary
Climb the Hill:
NHRA Grade Points = Road to the Wally
🏎️ KICK-OFF EVENT
May 16–17 | Toronto Motorsports Park
Victoria Day Weekend Double Header
🎯 PRIZES
$2,000 to winners
$1,000 to runners-up
+ Bounty Hunter Award
🏆 THE WALLY
Major NHRA Points Up for Grabs
Season launch for championship dreams
All Classes Lined Up
Top Dragster
Top Sportsman
Can-Am S/S
Nostalgia SS
Super Comp
Super Gas
Super Street
Junior Dragster
Weekend Format
Friday: Test & Tune
Sat/Sun: Qualifying & Eliminations
🏁 Labour Day Weekend
Sep 4–6 | Toronto Motorsports Park
More chances for points & prize
The chase is on: Season start, championship dreams, and Wally glory!
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