Langley Quarter Midget Association is starting their 2012 season early.
Young drivers from the ages of five to 16 are invited to come on out on Sunday, Feb. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and try their hand at driving a race car.
The LQMA has a specially designed trainer car in which a child with little to no experience can take a drive on the oval race track under the supervision of an adult who is in full control of the car.
The LQMA has been around since 1979 and is 100 per cent operated by its members. Quarter midget racing has been around for years and has introduced the sport of race car driving to over hundreds of children, some of who have grown up to be Nascar drivers, such as Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon and Northwest local Kasey Kane.
Come out and see what it’s all about For more information check out the website www.lqma.ca or search for LQMA on Facebook.