The Chris Prey Show

Chris is searching for sponsorship in order to compete for Rookie of the Year honors and scholarships in one of the race series' options listed below. He expects to play a significant role in any of the series' championships his first year competing in his chosen formula. Chris' eventual goal is to race and win at the top levels of motorsport.

Plans for the future could include racing in any of the following series' that best fit your target audience (click series name for demographic details and car specs):

Racecar Specs

The primary goal is to drive for a championship in one of the following race series:

Nascar Nationwide Series View Series Demographics
A fabricated chassis made of steel tubing and adjustable ballast sets the base for Nascar Nationwide Series racecar. The 800+ hp is provided by a 358 cubic inch "small block" V8 that moves a car weighing at least 3,400 lbs. The driveline consists of a 4 speed transmission that leads to a "live" rear axle with a Detroit Locker limited-slip device. 4 wheel disc brakes and Goodyear tires complete a package that closely resembles Nascar's Sprint Cup machines.

Nascar Camping World Truck Series View Series Demographics
The chassis is made-up of rectangular steel tubes that can carry ballast inside them when desired. Adjustable suspension: track bar, wedge bolt, shocks and spring, weight jacking are all used to adjust handling. Goodyear tires are used to try and put down the 700 hp that comes from the 358 cubic inch "small block" V8. Minimum weight is 3,400 lbs.

GP2 Series View Series Demographics
This new series has a Dallara carbon fibre monocoque w/ground effects. It weighs in at 585 kg and has a 4 liter, 580 hp Renault V8 with a 6 speed semi-auto paddle shift gearbox rocketing it from 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 195 mph. Bridgestone tires to F1 specification and carbon brakes help the car reach 3 G's in cornering and braking.

Firestone Indy Lights Championship View Series Demographics
The 1,400 lb Firestone Indy Lights Championship car is built-up on a Dallara Chassis and tops-out at 200 mph on Firestone tires thanks to its 450 hp Infiniti Q45 powerplant.

World Series by Renault View Series Demographics
The 370 bhp Formula Renault V6 employs F1-style technology; including a sequential gearbox with steering wheel-mounted paddleshift controls, new carbon fiber chassis, carbon brakes, and a weight of only 1,250 lbs.

F3 Championships (Europe, England, Japan, Australia, South America, Asia) View Series Demographics
F3 Championship cars are built on various chassis options from Dallara to Lola. The cars ride on Avon Tires and are powered by 2 liter Mugen/Honda, Renault, or Opel engines. At 1,300 lbs, the F3 cars have a top speed of 165 mph.

Star Mazda North American Championship View Series Demographics
Star Race Cars has developed a new Van Diemen carbon fiber chassis and is using Mazda's new Renesis rotary engine producing 240 hp. The car weighs-in at 1,090 lbs and uses a 6-speed sequential gearbox to help it do 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds with a top speed of 175 mph.

Formula Dodge
R/T 2000

Check-out the following multimedia presentations to find out more about the racecar Chris Prey drove in the 2004 Formula Dodge National Championship.

Watch a video about the R/T 2000

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Take the R/T 2000 for a spin! View the racecar in Virtual Reality

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