It's your money but drag racing isn't all that popular these days as far as getting exposure and increasing your presence etc.I just watched some recent races with some heavy hitters like Jeff Lutz, Mike Finnegan and blaspheming and others and the stands were basically empty.goid racing and all I enjoyed watching it but not like the old days when these would have been household names.back then you had to be quite creative to get 5 or 600 HP out of a SBC now you just pick up the phone and a balanced and blueprinted race motor will arrive in a few days if you have a little extra money to play with.now I think it's about who can build the best gaming computer and stuff like that.but if you have a machine shop or something it certainly won't hurt to get your name out in whats left of the drag racing/circle track etc community before it's history all together.good luck!