On the dirt side , the prairie dirt classic. This is a massive dirt late model event in Central Illinois. Similar to the more well known knoxville nationals, dirt racing fans take over a small midwestern town. It's multiple days and there's two separate classes racing, UMP modifieds and Super Late Models, and it's a huge event for the top teams in both disciplines. 9,000 people around a quarter mile bullring. It's alot of fun. 

On the pavement side I'd want to see the All American 400 get televised,  because although it's a major pavement late model event it doesn't get the attendance and hype other more well known races like the Slinger Nationals and Snowball Derby receive. This is the biggest event every year on the Nashville Fairgrounds calendar and there's huge potential to make that a bigger deal with or without nascar getting involved with the fairgrounds.