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BRAINERD, Minn. ---
Scheduled for July 11-13, the Bad Boyz Car Show is one of Minnesota1s fastest growing car shows. Last year1s event included exhibition drag racing on BIR1s drag strip by car show participants, who raced on a shortened, eighth-mile track. This year, however, the drag racing will feature the fastest four classes from BIR1s annual Show & Go and Muscle Car Shootout events. Those classes are Pro Outlaw, Outlaw, King Street and Real Street, where cars can reach speeds of up to 200 mph and cover the quarter mile in as fast as 6 seconds. "These are the most popular drag racing classes from the Show & Go and Muscle Car Shootout events," said Tim Berns, BIR drag racing manager. "It1ll be even more exciting during the Bad Boyz Car Show because there1s significant prize money at stake. Each of these classes has grown in recent years to include some of the fastest amateur drag racers in this part of the country." BIR wanted to feature this group of drag racers in a three-race point series next summer, and adding it to the Bad Boyz Car Show1s schedule of events was a logical move that was supported by Bad Boyz organizers. Plus, it would offer car show fans another memorable activity that weekend. Still in the final planning stages, the 2008 Bad Boyz Car Show is open to cars and trucks built in 1979 or earlier. More than 700 muscle cars, classics, customs and street rods will be featured during the event. Activities will include a car show, a swap meet and a host of other family activities. More information on this event, including the drag racing payout schedule and BIR1s 2008 schedule, can be viewed on the BIR Web site at http://www.BrainerdRaceway.com. Go to http://www.badboyzcarshow.com for event updates, to register for the Bad Boyz Car Show and for lodging information. Now in its 40th season, Brainerd International Raceway is one of North America1s largest racetracks, featuring a world-class quarter-mile drag strip, a three-mile, 10-turn road course, 350 acres for rustic camping, 164 full-service RV sites and 12 on-site condos. BIR is about 120 miles north of the Twin Cities.
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