GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA -- A new fantasy car racing game, unlike any other on the market, allows participants to select both drivers and pit crews. To be introduced on the Internet in time for the NASCAR spring 2008 racing season, the fantasy game offers up to $450,000 in total prize money and an all expense paid trip to a racetrack where top team owners actually will compete in a real race as either a driver or pit crew member.
Called Racing Fan Heaven, the fantasy game created by FanRacing Central, LLC. (FRC) is expected to attract more than 400,000 participants (racing team owners) according to an independent market analysis.
Racing Fan Heaven consists of eight events, similar to heats. The first six events are played in a fantasy game, where teams of driver and pit crews are selected for each race. Starting in the second event, each race will have a race purse to be won for the top 10 team owners in each league. The final two events are done in reality. The first is an actual race between all of the league winners. In addition to prize money, the closing events offer league winners an opportunity to compete in a real race on a real track to decide the overall championship verses a playoff system on paper. In addition, the top team owners with the best pit crew scores will also be going to the race as pit crew members. For those finalists who compete in an actual race travel and living expenses will be paid by FanRacing Central, including professional instruction on their respective racing team assignments.
"This is a fantasy game that gives participating racing team owners, with an opportunity to put together their own, hand-selected team, develop their own racing
strategy and compete for an actual purse, with an added prospect of competing in an actual race," Dengate said. "Unlike many other fantasy racing games, Racing Fan Heaven has a low, one-time fee and no hidden charges. We are also looking for tester to sign up now to test the game very soon. " he added.
Each team owner will field eight racing teams, each with a driver and pit
crew. Team allotments of gasoline for the required eight drivers (2,440 gallons)
and tires for the required eight pit crews (320) represent the "exchange currency" that
enables team owners to formulate and, if desired, alter their racing strategy.
By trading gallons of gasoline for tires or tires for gallons of gasoline, an owner/participant may change a team's lineup of the two main racing variables, drivers and pit crews, to improve his/her perceived competitive position in each successive race.
"If you are a true car racing fan, this game puts you first by allowing you to make the vital, strategic decisions that will lead your team to the checkered flag," Dengate added.
Contact: Robert W. Dengate FanRacing Central, LLC
Tel. 336-288-9943
www.fanracingcentral.com
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