Microd racing is the most exciting sport for children ages 5-18 years old! Microd racing has something to offer the entire family.
- Sportmanship
- Responsibilty
- Teamwork
- Cooperation
- Confidence
- Self-reliance
- Fair play
- Patience
- Driving skills
- Respect for the rights of others
What is a Microd?
Microds are race cars designed for kids! Microds are powered by one cylinder Briggs and Stratton motors. There are specific rules for engine modifications, car weights, and necessary safety equipment. The Microd rule book and car building plan is provided by the New York State Microd Association. Local and state officials oversee the enforcement of the rules. Microd racing is made up of two main divisions, Microds and Open Wheel Microds, with multiple sub classes based on age.
What class or classes could my child race?
Class | Age |
Junior Novice Microd | 5-7 |
Junior Novice Open Wheel | 5-7 |
Novice Microd | 8-11 |
Novice Open Wheel | 8-11 |
Limited Microd | 9-13 |
Limited Open Wheel | 9-13 |
Stock Microd | 12-18 |
Stock Open Wheel | 12-18 |
Super Stock Open Wheel | 13-18 |
About the Syracuse Microd Club
Since 1956 the Syracuse Microd Club has been forming the stars of tomorrow! The facility is a 1/10th mile paved oval located on the New York State Fairgrounds near Gate 6. Racing events are held from mid-April until the end of October. Many racers have begun their racing careers at the Syracuse Microd Club. The club is a 501c3 Non-Profit organization. The Syracuse Microd Club promotes the ideal that racing is a family sport. Everyone in the family is involved, from the kids that are racing to the parents, family and friends who are the pit crews, volunteer tech inspectors, scorers, flaggers, concession stand workers, helpers and pit stewards. The racing is amazing on the track and the friendship that grows off the track is even more amazing. It takes involvement from everyone possible to make the club run as smoothly as possible. We are here to give the kids a safe place to race and grow!
Interested in buying a Microd?
Click here for a Facebook Group dedicated to Microds that are for sale.