Rocky Mountain Race Week is unlike any other Drag and Drive event because the last race day has nothing to do with your week long average. Once racers arrive at the final track, Pueblo Motorsports Park this year, to turn in their final timeslips and lock in their average, the heads up racing begins. That’s right, heads up racing at a drag and drive event, something you normally don’t see. The heads up shootouts are not based on class, but rather on racer’s best time during the week. There are several different shootouts, one for the quickest 8, then the next quick 16, etc. Overall it’s a good time had by all and everyone loves the format. Plus we get to see some of these cars run as quick as they can rather than just “quick enough” to win based on average.

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Race Week comes down to the final day where racers lock in their average for the week, and compete for CASH in some bracket and heads up racing! Keep an eye out for next years events! https://www.rockymountainraceweek.com/ Thank you to all our sponsors! 1320 Video Motion Raceworks Mahle Motorsports Moore Race Chassis & Fabrication Florida Injection 4-Eyed Performance Tuning Leading Edge Technology Partners Juggernaut Welding & Fabrication LLC Warr Performance BMF Automation Circle D Specialties Forced Performance Turbochargers Nitrous Outlet Central Speed Supply Freestyle Automotive Tuned by JP Disorganized Grime Nebraska Land Tire and Service RPM Rollbars Quick Performance Moody Performance Christina Walston American Family Insurance High Speed Media Mel Hambelton Racing Rocky Mountain Plumbing Hydroheat Rebeldryver’s Garage YouTube Channel Burndown YouTube Octane and Iron Performance Restoration 1 Source Portable Air