|
 MECHANICSVILLE,
MARYLAND (December 15th, 2022) – The
exciting news continues for the
return of No Clock Street (NCS)! The
announcement of NCS returning was
made in early December and now
Dental Billing Group, LLC has jumped
on as the title sponsor for the NCS
Series! "As a long-time racer of
Maryland International Raceway, I am
excited to sponsor this class and
give other racers an opportunity to
come hang out on Friday nights!”
said Brandy Lorence, CEO of Dental
Billing Group, LLC. “It's going to
be a great season and I look forward
to seeing everyone in the stands and
the lanes!"
 NCS
will run on all Late Model
Performance Midnight Madness events
in 2023 bringing heads up racing
action back to the Friday night
series. While the familiar name may
be back, the series had undergone
several changes to try and bring
better parity to the category. One
of the major changes is the addition
of the Elite 8 class. After
shakedowns, the quickest 8 cars will
be selected to run together in the
Elite 8 class. The remaining racers
will run in a separate field. Times
will not be given or shown, and
names will be given at random to the
race director.
 A
unique program being introduced to
the series is one unlike any other.
While the NCS series will be split
into two classes, they will all run
for one championship. Points for the
Elite 8 and “B” field will be earned
in the same manner towards the
championship. 20 points for running
first round and 10 points for each
round win, with a bonus point to the
class winner. The Elite 8 category
will generally earn the same amount
of points at each event. The “B”
field, however, can vary. More cars
could mean more points earned
towards the championship. Meaning a
consistent slower car could be the
champion at the end of the year over
a heavy hitter. So if you think you
may have a chance, you very well
could. Also, all cars racing in the
NCS series must have a valid
registration and license plates.
The Elite 8 will race for $500 each
night and the “B” Field will run for
$250 each night. Plus, A $1000
Championship purse at the end of the
year. If an event is rained out,
then the $750 between the two
classes will be rolled into the
Championship purse at the end of the
season.
 The
OG racers of NCS are looking forward
to taking on the new drivers coming
to the NCS series. “I feel very
excited!” stated 2018 NCS Champion
Clinton Smith. “It’s awesome that we
can set up the class to include all
types of street cars Everyone stands
a great chance at winning money and
earning points towards a
championship at the end of the year!
This will give a lot of the fans
some great action to look forward
to!”
 “I
think it’s great to see new people
coming out in support of the NCS
Series!” Said Michael Hare, owner of
Poor House Performance. “The new
support for the class will help keep
it around a long time. With some of
the changes we are seeing going into
2023, this will be anyone’s
championship to win.”
|
