A highlight of the event is the Michigan vs. The World 64-car shootout on Saturday night, where 32 Michigan drivers will challenge 32 out-of-state participants for a grand prize of $7,000. The overall structure includes lucrative prizes, with $5,000 for runner-ups in Top Bulb competition, alongside $200 round money starting from the third round.
Entry fees for Top Bulb racers are set at $525 for the three-day competition, with pre-entries beginning March 31. No-Box entries are welcome, with an entry fee of $150 for the weekend. Junior Dragster entries are also accepted, costing $150, and will host two age groups.
On Thursday, a warm-up and Test & Tune will lead into a time trial for those wishing to prepare. Spectator access is affordable, with a four-day pass priced at $50. More details can be obtained by contacting Michael Beard at the provided email or phone number. Overall, the MichiGrander promises an exhilarating experience for drivers and spectators alike.
Source: dragchamp.com