King of the Wing for "EVERY CHILD MATTERS"
EVENT
The Coast2Coast Racing League in partnership with Ohsweken Speedway are proud to present the “King of the Wing” Charity Event for EVERY CHILD MATTERS during Week 13 (Sunday & Monday, December 4 & 5 ).
FIXED 360'S
Four Tracks
Sunday
- Qualifier 1 - Limaland
- Qualifier 2 - Eldora.
Monday
- Last Chance Qualifier - Volusia
- Main Event - Knoxville
- Driver Intros and 50 Lap Feature.
Eligibility
This event is open to Coast2Coast Racing League members only.
Registration
Registration is $10.
All proceeds go to honour EVERY CHILD MATTERS through Geronimo's Dream.
Payouts
- P1 - $100 PLUS a Trophy
- P2 - $50
- P3 - $25
- P4 - $15
- P5 - $10
Provisionals
Any Drivers that do not qualify for the Final can purchase a Provisional for a $25 Donation.
We will be holding a “King of the Wing” Charity Event to honour EVERY CHILD MATTERS during Week 13 (Sunday & Monday, December 4 & 5 ).
It will be fixed 360s and feature a different track every race (Limaland, Eldora, Volusia, Knoxville)
This event is open to Coast2Coast Racing League members only.
There will be payouts for the Top 5 in the Championship Race.
Registration is $10.
All proceeds go to honour EVERY CHILD MATTERS through Geronimo's Dream.
Sunday
Qualifier 1 - Limaland - 30 laps - 8 Transfer
Qualifier 2 - Eldora - 30 laps - 8 Transfer
Monday
Last Chance Qualifier - Volusia - 30 laps - 8 Transfer
Main Event - Knoxville - Driver Intros and 50 Lap Feature.
P1 - $100 PLUS a Trophy
P2 - $50
P3 - $25
P4 - $15
P5 - $10
RULES
All Races will be held in Coast2Coast Racing League Sessions. Only Drivers who have donated are eligible.
Regular C2C League Rules will apply where applicable. SEE HERE
No Call outs (you will be muted or removed).
No Black Flags cleared.
No wave arounds.
Zero tolerance on Intentional contact. You will be removed from the event.
All races are Protest only.
ABOUT
Geronimo's Dream
GERONIMO'S DREAM
Geronimo Henry is a residential school survivor. He was brought to the Mohawk Institute Residential School, also known as the "Mush Hole" in Brantford, ON at the age of 5 where he remained for 11 years. Referred to by a number instead of his name, Geronimo was forbidden from speaking his native language and stripped of his culture.
Geronimo now spends his time sharing his story in order to educate all people on the realities of residential schools, the impact of inter-generational trauma and why it is critical that everyone is aware of this.
Geronimo's dream is to build a monument in memory of those who, like himself suffered and continue to suffer as a result of this experience. There are no words to express how much this would mean to Geronimo to build this monument as it will acknowledge those survived and those who did not.