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The STA-BIL Lawn Mower Racing Series - THE MOW THE MERRIER!!!

Each time you start up your riding lawn mower engine and the hint of exhaust fumes rise to your flaring nostrils, you're reminded you missed your call as a champion Indy race car driver! Well here's the chance to grab some of that glory as a member of the U.S. Lawn Mower Racing Association and participant of the STA-BIL Lawn Mower Racing Series.

With STA-BIL Regional, Mow Down and USLMRA-sanctioned Local Chapter races open to anyone who owns a riding lawn, hundreds of enthusiasts have caught the "lawn mower racing bug" and joined the USLMRA in turning a weekend chore into a competitive sport.

How do you participate?
If you own a riding lawn mower and know how to have a lot of fun, then you are already on your way! Just fill out the enclosed membership application, send it back to the USLMRA and we'll follow up with a confirmation that we have received your application, your very own membership card and official Rules and Regulations Handbook.

We are forming LOCAL CHAPTERS!
Whether you decide to put together a complete "pit crew," race team complete with sponsors (and a fan club), organize local clubs or a state association, or go it alone as a "lawn ranger," you'll never look at the weekend chore of mowing your yard quite the same again. Contact us at letsmow@aol.com or by phone at (847) 729-7363 to learn how you can organize a Sanctioned USLMRA Local Chapter.

Who will you be competing against?
To make the racing fair to everyone, you will be grouped with other racers that have comparable mower equipment. Your lawn mower's horsepower and any modifications you make are taken into consideration when establishing the class in which you will compete. Our Stock Class is for regular, garden variety lawn mowers that could roll out of anyone's garage. The IMOW class is a more legislated class with mowers having similar modifications. The Prepared and Factory Experimental Classes are more wide open and allow you to make additional modifications (within the rules) to your machine. There is a class for just about everyone who loves to “tinker!”

What about safety?
Although this is a sport for people who enjoy being a little zany and having fun, we take safety very seriously. You'll be asked to make a few temporary and simple modifications to your mower to be in the race. (Technical assistance is available). For example: blades must be removed, automatic shut-off (kill) switches installed or enabled, and all stock safety guards must be in good working order. Your mower will be inspected by officials on race day. You'll also be required to wear protective clothing and a helmet.
 

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