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Have you ever won money racing?:cheers:
Have you ever won money racing?:cheers:
Yup won money on the track and it looks like i'll have to pay taxes on it too...
so much for winning.
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The street-racing scene around here in the 80s after Mission closed was pretty wild. Viking Way, 200th by the Rose & Thistle pub & Superport were the real hot-spots. Latimore & Harvey Rd. & beside the freeway in Chilliwack, but those were not really money racing. But Viking Way and Superport were pretty heavy. Most of the real "players" were well in the tens. Lotta 11 second cars.Way back in the late 80's when street racing was common. I won a few bucks back then. Usually around $50 at a time. I was never a high roller as I never had a ton of cash. My old 340 duster surprised a few people in its day. My six pack super bee almost killed me back then on a few occasions. It liked to jump sideways in second gear.
The street-racing scene around here in the 80s after Mission closed was pretty wild. Viking Way, 200th by the Rose & Thistle pub & Superport were the real hot-spots. Latimore & Harvey Rd. & beside the freeway in Chilliwack, but those were not really money racing. But Viking Way and Superport were pretty heavy. Most of the real "players" were well in the tens. Lotta 11 second cars.
sounds like you have same tax man i do.i had to go in with my tax man wen we left thay owd me money never did get it!!!I won a good deal of money racing with the NMRA. Purse was pathetic ($350) , but back in the day contingency was pretty darn good at $150 per, and you could usually have 20 - 30 or so contingency items.
It never covered expenses, but nothing spends like prize money!
Save the receipts for the parts and such you bought for the car. If you want to get really anal,you can keep track of fuel and other consumables too. Usually the receipts outweigh the winnings, and you can declare the prize money to be a "hobby loss". If its not a lot of money, people just keep track of the checks and the parts reciepts if case of an audit and don't file it on their taxes. Apparently with an overwhelming difference between the racing "income" and the expenses, the IRS just waves it by.
My Duster was adorned with "Money Winner" stickers inside on both doors and I still have about 20 I never put on. So yeah, you could say I've won money. Not as much as I put into the car though.