Short Track
Super Series Open Sportsman Venture To I-88 Speedway Tuesday, June 21; $25 Per
Car-Load Grandstand General Admission Granted By Jamie & Denise
Page!
AFTON, NY
– The Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series Fueled
By VP Open Sportsman take the headlines next Tuesday, June 21.
The series
visits Jamie and Denise Page’s pristine Afton Fairgrounds three-tenths-mile oval
for a 30-lap main offering a minimum of $1,000 to the winner and $100 to take
the green. STSS Open Sportsman top a tripleheader Tuesday program that will also
include the GRIT Series Crate 602 Sportsman and Fight Night Street
Stocks.
The STSS
Open Sportsman got underway at Big Diamond Speedway in Minersville, Pa., on
Tuesday, May 17 with Montgomery, N.J., youngster Brandon Grosso taking the
checkered ahead of Chuck Fayash, Brian White, Mike Lisowski and Shane Jablonka.
A field of 32 STSS Open Sportsman signed in.
Memorial
Day Weekend, May 29, brought the series to Thunder Mountain Speedway in Center
Lisle, N.Y. However, rain after qualifying postponed the ‘Lightning on the
Mountain’ feature to Sunday, Sept. 4 in a doubleheader with the second scheduled
STSS Open Sportsman visit to the Mountain. A field of 31 cars registered at
Thunder Mountain.
Attention
now turns to I-88 on June 21. With a base $1,000 to win posted, I-88 management
is also offering a “Gambler’s” program – any driver posting a $20 “Gambler’s
Fee” prior to qualifying will receive an increased $1,500 should they win the
feature.
A unique
grandstand pricing procedure will be in place for this event. Admission for the
grandstand will be $25 per car-load!
Those who
choose not to take advantage of the “car-load” program pay $15 (Adults), $5 for
Kids 9-14 and Children under eight years old are free.
Pit gates
open at 3 p.m. Grandstand gates will be unlocked at 4 p.m. Hot laps get
underway at 6:15 p.m., with racing at 7 p.m.
Complete
rules, times and information can be found at the following link:
http://bdmotorsportsmedia.com/i-88-speedway-june-21-open-sportsman-prices-general-rules-information/
I-88
Speedway is located conveniently off I-88 Exit 7 (Afton), approximately 25 miles
north and east of Binghamton, at 46 East Main Street Afton, N.Y. 13730. There is
plentiful space for parking and camping. To learn more about I-88 Speedway,
visit www.i-88speedway.com.
To learn
more about the Short Track Super Series or BD Motorsports Media LLC, visit
www.shortttracksuperseries.com or
www.bdmotorsportsmedia.com, call
845.728.2781 or e-mail bdmotorsportsmedia@gmail.com. “Like” Short Track Super Series on Facebook or follow
@ShortTrackSS on Twitter.
The 2016
Short Track Super Series is presented by American Racer/Lias Tire, VP Racing
Fuel, Bob Hilbert Sportswear, Halmar International, Allstar Performance, ATL
Racing Fuel Cells, Behrent’s Performance Warehouse, Bicknell Racing Products,
COMP Performance Group, Dirt Track Digest, Fast Axle, Fox Racing Shocks, Hig
Fab, Henry’s Exhaust, HyperCo, Kirkey Racing Fabrication, K&N, Race Pro
Weekly, Racing Optics, Teo-Pro Car, Vahlco Wheels &
Velocita
2016 Bob
Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series Fueled By VP Open Sportsman
Schedule
Tuesday,
May 10 – Big
Diamond Speedway/Minersville, PA – Anthracite Assault – WINNER: Brandon Grosso
Sunday, May
29 – Thunder
Mountain Speedway/Center Lisle, NY – Lightning on the Mountain – FEATURE
POSTPONED TO SEPT. 4
Tuesday,
June 21 (Rain Date: June 22) – I-88
Speedway/Afton, NY
Tuesday,
July 5 (Rain Date: July 6) – Accord
Speedway/Accord, NY – Battle of the
Bullring 4
Sunday,
July 17 (Rain Date: TBA) – Utica-Rome
Speedway/Vernon, NY
Sunday,
September 4 (Rain Date: September 5) – Thunder
Mountain Speedway/Center Lisle, NY – Sportsman Sunday
Friday,
October 7 (Rain Date: October 9) – I-88
Speedway/Afton, NY – Short Track
SuperNationals 9 – Championship Points
Short Track
Super Series Fueled By VP Open Sportsman Point Fund (*based on 7 events):
1. $1,250 (plus drum of VP Racing Fuel); 2.
$750; 3. $500; 4. $350; 5. $250; 6. $225; 7. $200; 8. $175; 9. $150; 10.
$125.
*Should a
Thunder Mountain Speedway regular win the championship, speedway promoter Karl
Spoonhower will pay a $1,000 cash bonus
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