OUR MISSION
Founded in 2004, the Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series, (SUPRS), is the original supermodified sim racing sanction and utilizes the NASCAR Heat, rFactor and rFactor2 sim racing platforms to promote & support real supermodified racing in the sim racing world.
SUPRS is the sole administering body of the Dion Parish Memorial Benevolent Fund for Supermodifieds. Through cash donations, this fund is used to give back to the drivers, teams, tracks, and fans that support supermodified racing in times of need.
Your Donation Helps Us to Help Others
The Supermodified Ultimate Pavement Racing Series or SUPRS was formed in 2004 as a way to promote real supermodified racing in the online sim racing world. After a while though we saw a real need to do something different. We didn't want to be just another online racing league with members that would come and go, fight and argue or treat each other with disrespect.
SUPRS is an online racing series unique in its vision and goals inasmuch as it is dedicated to bringing new fans into the sport of supermodified racing by providing realistic car design and racing formats. While the racing is fun, it's more of a means to an end to help us give back when people need it most.
Through cash donations, SUPRS strives to give back to the drivers, teams, tracks, and fans that support supermodified racing. SUPRS will continue to use this venue as a way to encourage more new fans to partake in this great adventure called supermodifieds and to help them better understand the cars, the tracks, the drivers and the people involved with supermodified racing while we work to support those in need.
SUPRS is the sole administrating body of the Dion Parish Memorial Benevolent Fund for Supermodifieds. Through cash donations, this fund is used to give back to the drivers, teams, tracks, and fans that support supermodified racing in times of need. As unfortunate as it is, many supermodified racers don't have insurance beyond what is available on race day at the track. This insurance is generally secondary to any insurance a race may have and will only be available when the primary insurance has been exhausted.
Too many times we have seen racers and their families fall on hard times after a supermodified crash. A simple ambulance ride from the track to the hospital for a minor injury can run into the thousands of dollars, and we need not explain that a more severe injury that requires an overnight stay and extended rehabilitation will cost much more.