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WRS EXPANDS IN
INDIANA
WITH THE ADDITION OF BROWNSTOWN AND
THUNDER
VALLEY
CARTERSVILLE, GA – Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, IN and
Thunder Valley Raceway in Salem, IN will run a limited StormPay.com
Weekly Racing Series schedule by joining Twin Cities Raceway Park in
North Vernon, IN for the 2007 season.
The three tracks will combine to host 21 StormPay.com Weekly
Racing Series this season.
The StormPay.com Weekly Racing Series will give
Hoosier
State
Crate Late Model drivers an opportunity to compete for a point fund
among the three tracks. In
addition to that, 19 of those 21 races will earn drivers StormPay.com
Weekly Racing Series Regional points, and an opportunity to cash in on
the Regional point fund against drivers at other StormPay.com WRS
tracks.
The StormPay.com Weekly Racing Series season begins on March
30, and runs through September 30.
Each driver’s point total will come from their best 16
finishes.
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
will host 14 StormPay.com WRS Regional points events, and two
non-regional points events. Brownstown
Speedway will present three StormPay.com WRS Regional points events,
and
Thunder
Valley
Speedway
will host two.
With this new three-track alliance in the StormPay.com Weekly
Racing Series, the series has announced it will no longer be involved
with the
Indiana
Crate Series.
“We just could not come to an agreement with the Indiana
Crate Series officials concerning race procedures and formats that fit
the needs of the StormPay.com Dirt Late Model Series,” StormPay.com
Dirt Late Model Series Director and Founder Mike Vaughn said.
“It was a mutual agreement that we go our separate ways.”
Vaughn said that he and the promoters of
Twin Cities Raceway Park, Brownstown Speedway, and
Thunder
Valley
Raceway agreed that this alliance is the beginning of building a
strong foundation for crate late model racing in
Indiana
.
“After talking with Twin Cities Raceway
Park and Thunder Valley Raceway Promoter Mason Fleetwood, and
Brownstown Speedway Promoter Tim Keithley, we all agreed it would be
in the best interest of all of us to concentrate on building a solid
weekly program for the Indiana crate late models among the three
tracks before pursuing a regional series,” Vaughn said.
“Once that is established, and the car count comes up, then
it will be time to look at a Regional series.”
GM Performance Crate engines power the
StormPay.com Dirt Late Models in the StormPay.com Weekly Racing
Series. They are built and
sealed at the factory to prohibit any expensive modifications to the
engine. The engines are
shipped to GM dealers across the nation, and are readily available to
racers at an economic price.
The 400-horsepower
aluminum-head 604 engine sells for right at $5,000, and the
350-horsepower 602 engine sells for right at $3,000.
The dirt late models powered by the 602 engine also receives a
150 pound weight break.
2007
STORMPAY.COM WEEKLY RACING SERIES
INDIANA
SCHEDULE:
4/7
– Brownstown Speedway
4/14 –
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
4/28 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
5/5 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
5/12 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
5/25 –
Thunder
Valley
Raceway
5/26 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
6/16 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
7/7 – Brownstown Speedway
7/11 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
7/14 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
7/28 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
8/8 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
8/11 – Brownstown Speedway
8/24 –
Thunder
Valley
Speedway
8/25 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
9/1 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
9/8 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
9/28 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
10/6
-
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
(Local points only)
10/27 -
Twin
Cities
Raceway
Park
(Local points only)
For information, visit the three
Indiana
track’s respective web sites at www.twincitiesracing.net,
www.brownstownspeedway.com,
and www.thundervalleyracing.net.
For more information about the StormPay.com Dirt Late Model
Series and the StormPay.com Weekly Racing Series visit the series web
site at www.stormpayracing.com.
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