In 1989, the Tad FISER Race Car rolled out of a small  two (2)

car garage in Lakewood, Colorado. It would be the first of 

over 800 race cars built since the FISER concept was born. 

Tad Fiser, at age 31, was no stranger to Quarter Midget Racing,

 being a Novice, in Denver, Colorado, in 1977, to winning the 

Grands in 1982, at Sunnyvale, California. After retiring from 

Quarter Midget Driving, at the age of sixteen (16), he furthered 

his career by running full sized Midgets.  He never relinquished

his love of Quarter Midgets and later visualized making a car,                                                                                                                                                                                     

of his own.  Many of any hours in the manufacturing of aero 

space equipment has led Tad to the craftsman he is today. 

He would take his knowledge and experience from the 

technical field of aero space and his days fabricating             

Wheel Chairs for a leading manufacturer and change the 

world of Quarter Midget Racing.

 Today, Tad FISER Race Cars are built from the 

"ground up" in a 9000 square foot, fabrication shop, in Denver,

less than ten (10) miles from where it all began. Using our own

CNC Machining Centers and computer aided design our 

components are produced "in house", to ensure the highest 

quality and workmanship available. This enables us to continue 

to develop and manufacture the latest technologies in 

Quarter Midget Manufacturing to keep us #1.  After ten (10) 

years of being in business, Tad Fiser Racing looks forward to 

continued growth, but pledges to not lose sight of the original 

concept - building the highest quality, custom built, 

Quarter Midget Race Car of  today.