<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by TealV6:
You know me... I have to have the party room!!

You do 3 for 3 and you get an award
But I would prefer not to see you break anything this time!!!!!!!

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by 99SilverSS:
Ahhhh yes the M events. Nothing like racing in snow flurries, but the times and speeds are good. And having the heat on full blast in the staging lanes is to keep the driver warm not cool the car!

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by TA Jack:
I still would like to see a dunk tank there with my favorite sponser in it.</font>

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by JasonD:
Just got an additional event sponsor for this year!


Second, part of what Tom supports the event with will probably make it into the cash prizes to give to the winners. Look at it this way...if you race well, you might get something back from Tom! Not being a wise-*** this time, it's true!

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Redbird:
Question:
Does anyone know what the "M" in M7 stands for??

Answer:
Mother****itscold.

HInk

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Redbird:
[B]Question:
Does anyone know what the "M" in M7 stands for??

Answer:
Mother****itscold.
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Q: What does M7 mean? What is the history of this event?

A: It started with the first Michigan F-body event put on in Milan, Michigan by a couple of Camaro and Firebird enthusiasts named Paula Bousley and Steve Hauswirth. The event was called "Milan Mania" and even though only 25 cars showed up, it was a great success. The next year, Steve could not help organize another event due to a new family on the way, so Jason Debler stepped in to help Paula organize the second event. This time, the event was called Milan Mania II and it was a little bit bigger than the first. The next year, Paula was not in the position to help organize the third event, so it was up to Jason to see what he could put together. He decided to move the event to a larger facility, the Mid Michigan Motorplex. Instead of calling it "Mid Michigan Mania", Jason shortened the name to the first three letters simply calling the event "M3" to also go along with the 3rd annual event. Jason has been organizing the event ever since. As the following year's events took place, the M events began getting larger and gaining a reputation for being one of the best and most fun GM racing events of the year for the Michigan area. M7 should be no exception and we certainly hope to see you there!
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