Quarter Midgets of America
Quarter Midgets of America was the first national sanctioning body for quarter midgets. It began in 1961 and has operated continuously since.
Web Site: http://quartermidgets.org
Contents
QMA Clubs
Clubs highlighted in blue in the below diagram are sanctioned by Quarter Midgets of America as of 2019.
- American
- Baylands
- Capitol (Region 10)
- Good Times
- I-5 QMC
- I-70 QMA
- Langley QMA
- Little Wheels QMA
- Mountain Country
- Orange Show
- Pike's Peak
- Portland QMRA
- Racing Rascals
- Rocky Mountain
- Silver City
- Southern Colorado QMA
- Topeka
- Tri-Valley
- Washington
QMA Regions
QMA divides the country into 13 different Regions highlighted in the below map:
- Region 1
- Region 2
- Region 3
- Region 4
- Region 5
- Region 6
- Region 7
- Region 8
- Region 9 (Washington, Oregon, and Canada)
- Region 10
- Region 11
- Region 12
- Region 13
Sizes of QMA Regions
The following shows the sizes of QMA Regions over time from 2000 through 2016:
Current Documents
All official QMA documents can be found on the Document Page of the QMA National web site.
Archived Documents
Some older copies of QMA documents can also be found on the Document Page of the QMA National web site. Those that are no longer found there can often be found via a search of the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine for the http://www.quartermidgets.org web site. Some are also included here for reference.
- 2018 QMA Rule Book
- 2017 QMA Rule Book
- 2016 QMA Rule Book
- 2015 QMA Rule Book
- 2014 QMA Rule Book
- 2013 QMA Rule Book
- 2012 QMA Rule Book
- 2011 QMA Rule Book
- 2010 QMA Rule Book
- 2009 QMA Rule Book
- 2008 QMA Rule Book
- 2006 QMA Rule Book
- 2005 QMA Rule Book
- 2004 QMA Rule Book
- 2002 QMA Rule Book
- 2000 QMA Rule Book
National Meetings
Quarter Midgets of America hosts a National Meeting the second Monday though Wednesday of every November. Typically held in Las Vegas, this meeting is where the QMA National Board of Directors and QMA's Regional Directors meet and discuss the business of QMA. A portion of this includes voting on all of the "Request for Change" proposals that have come from members throughout the QMA organization.
