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2024 EOY Survey

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It is important to Xcel to ask questions and get answers. Your participation in the end of year survey helps to shape and mold the class and give insight into what needs to be revisited. Gratitude and appreciation to teams for taking the time to answer.

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20 Years in 2025! Xcel Series Questions

Doug Borger had an idea and all this many years later that idea is still being realized! An entire community has risen up around that idea and countless teams have entered the racing world participating in one of the best classes for affordability, safety and speed. Thanks for taking the time. The series survey is based on a driver's perspective, but we are not opposed to having those who are attending as team also chime in.
We are asking teams what you think YOU would do to add more participation to the tour. There are incentive programs in the works, but we also want to throw it out to the teams to offer ideas. The tour is currently seeing an average of 20 cars week in and out. A few more would open up incentives, sponsor opportunities and even the possibility of more tracks participating. What do you think would bring more car count to the tour?
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Keith Inglin is the site administrator for Xcel Chassis since 2021. He stopped racing in the Xcel series after 2022 and turned his attention toward crewing for his son Korey Inglin (127). In addition to masonry, he graduated from tech school and has worked in the corporate world doing computer (mostly database) task. This has given him the background to create and manage sites especially if there are stats involved. PHP and MYSQL are the tools used to capture and display results here on the site and Wordpress makes up the pretty. As a sideline hobby, he works on the site and creates articles to help the series thrive. Reader participation and comments are pay for the efforts. The primary mission is to further the series by getting everyone to the table and sharing knowledge especially with the new teams joining the series..

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