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Want a Little Curry With Your Stock Cars?

By Marc • November 28, 2007

Then Sports Management Group International (SMGI), in association with tire manufacturing giants Goodyear and Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India has just the thing your looking for.

A racing series based on the NASCAR model with the inaugural race slated to be held in Greater Noida (India) from December 23 to 25.

Dubbed the Goodyear Top 1 Racing Challenge (T1) drivers will compete in two separate divisions. A Professional category for 1400-1600 cc vehicles and a Professional-Amateur category for cars below 1400 cc’s.

Manzar Khan, Managing Director of SMGI (South Asia) who has been involved in the preparations for the event said, “We have seen an upsurge in interest for motor sports and think it

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3 Responses to “ Want a Little Curry With Your Stock Cars? ”

  1. peterg Nov 30th, 2007 at 7:56 am

    “That

  2. peterg Nov 30th, 2007 at 11:22 am

    Now this is funny, NASCAR branded meat….& a chainsaw. :-o
    http://www.boingboing.net/2006/03/30/moment-of-adversyner.html

  3. Marc Nov 30th, 2007 at 8:04 pm

    I’d love to have a chance to see the events myself.

    I envision something along the lines of the little four-bangers they race in England. In fact I think they call them Bangers.

    And BTW the NASCAR meat is old news, I never have tried it, but what to hell… one cured chunk of pig is as good as another.

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