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RISLONE URC SPRINT SERIES

EIGHTEEN OWNERS SPLIT $7,500 FOR RISLONE LOYALTY PROGRAM

A total of eighteen registered URC Car Owners were thrilled to receive their share of the first segment of the $7,500 payout in the Rislone Loyalty Reward Program. Each of the eighteen car owners received $417 for attending a minimum of six of the designated seven events leading up to the rain out at the Selinsgrove Speedway on August 13. Another $7,500 will be paid out to eligible car owners at the Delaware International Speedway on Saturday night, October 1st. With the challenging times for all race teams, especially from a travel perspective, URC's tour sponsor and the United Racing Company are proud to off the RISLONE Loyalty Reward Program. In total, $15,000 in cash will be paid out to loyal URC Car Owners in the second half of the Rislone URC Sprint Series of 2011.

Car owners earning the bonus include Bill Gallagher/Valley Forge INC 5G, Palladino Motorsports 99, Fred Kennedy 56, Rick Weller 63, Fred Kennedy 89, Kramer Williamson 73, Janney Motorsports 88, TWH Enterprises 39, Andy Best 88B, Gene Franckowiak 55, Art Liedl 2, Jonathan Swanson 17J, Ed Aikin 7, Mark Bitner 15, Dave Betts 22B, Jeff Fithian 54, Ed Berry 47, Sharon Clauss 08.

In an on-going effort to cap the rising cost of 360 sprint car racing, URC will put into place the following rule effective September 1, 2011. The vacuum oil pan system is NOT approved for URC competition and will be considered a violation of URC's car spec rules, resulting in disqualification.

The Rislone URC Sprint Series will return to the famed Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, August 26 in a challenge event with the 358 sprints. A draw will be used to determine heat race starting positions and passing points in the heat races will determine the starting line-up for the feature. The 25 lap feature event will pay $2,200 to win and $200 to start. The event is open to all 360 and 358 sprints and a URC license is not required. Sprint cars are required to run on an American Racer right rear tire, the three other corners are open. For URC competitors, this is a full point race with a minimum of earning 70 points.

The following night, Saturday, August 27, the URC sprints will return to the Port Royal Speedway. This event is also open to 358 sprints and qualifying will again go through a draw plus passing points for the heats. The 25 lap feature will pay $2,000 to win and $200 just to start the feature event. This will also be a full point race with a minimum of earning 70 points.

On Saturday night, October 15, URC's season finale will be part of the Grandview Thunder 5-25's. Pioneer Pole Buildings is the race sponsor, paying $3,000 to the winner and $250 to take the green flag. Since this is the last race of the season, and it is a point race, the top 12 in points will be inverted for the starting line-up and 13th - 20th will line-up straight up from points.

Rules for Special events: URC 360 engine rules apply, American Racer Tire mandatory on the right rear other points are open Maximum 2" Wickerbill, Adjustable wings allowed but NO other cockpit adjustable devices permitted. 358's must strictly meet the weekly 358 engine rules of Williams Grove. All other car specifications, including tires, must be legal per the URC rule book.

The URC Rulebook may be viewed and printed from the URC website at: www.urcsprints.com, please go to the competitors page.

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