Local racer-turned-promoter Nate Prater’s first-ever Street Car Braggin’ Rights race in June of 2022 was so hugely successful that he’s bringing it back for a second installment. Street Car Braggin’ Rights ‘23 Presented by Vengeance Racing will be held over the weekend of May 4-6, 2023 at Carolina Dragway “The House of Hook” in Aiken, South Carolina, with an incredible $43,000+ (and growing) in guaranteed payouts for SCBR participants.
Hosted by Prater’s Bring It Back Meets organization, the inaugural SCBR brought in 140 registered racers, 110 entries into The Show car show, and approximately 2,300 spectators to witness it all. The event also featured tons of special touches and exciting additions such as a red carpet VIP area with trackside seating and high-end catered meals, exhibition runs by Jeff Miller in his supercharged “Bumblebee” Pro Mod Camaro, complimentary entertainment and bounce houses for kids, nighttime fireworks show, and so much more.
Prater’s positive debut as an event promoter inspired the 31-year-old Augusta, Georgia-based entrepreneur to not only host a second Street Car Braggin’ Rights, but to also commit to running additional events in 2024 and 2025 – all with Vengeance Racing showing their support of Prater by signing on as the official SCBR Presenting Sponsor.
Taking place on May 4-6, 2023, the second iteration of the event has also been expanded from its original one-day format with five classes to a full, three-day spectacle with 12 classes including eight street car-centric categories, three golf cart classes, and a specialty shootout.
Kicking off on Thursday, May 4, the exciting $10,000 16-car Small Tire Shootout invitational will be contested with $7,500 being distributed to the winner and $2,500 going to the runner-up.
On Friday, May 5, street car performance potential is highlighted as the racing heats up. A hybrid of bracket and index racing where drivers can dial in their own time in 0.5-second intervals, the 64-car field of the Street Car Shootout class lets enthusiasts show off their street-driven machines on a level playing field. In 2022, James Chavis won the class with his 1973 Chevrolet Nova and he will be back in 2023 to defend his hard-earned title.
After the Street Car Shootout concludes, golf carts will take center stage as three separate divisions (electric, gas, and modified) let participants put their pit vehicles to the test; the electric and gas classes will be run to the…
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