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12/6/18 3:29 PM USAC NATIONAL SPRINTS HIT THE TRAIL FOR 44 RACES IN 12 STATES IN 2019

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USAC NATIONAL SPRINTS HIT THE TRAIL FOR 44 RACES IN 12 STATES IN 2019

By: Richie Murray – USAC Media

Indianapolis, Indiana (December 6, 2018)………Forty-four races in 12 different states make up the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car schedule for the 2019 season.

For the tenth consecutive year, the tour begins in the Sunshine State for “Winter Dirt Games X,” three nights in a row at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Fla. on February 14-15-16.* On March 30, the bulk of the season gets revved up at Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway, with two more Hoosier state races following on April 12-13 at Bloomington Speedway and Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, respectively.

Rossburg, Ohio’s Eldora Speedway says #LetsRaceTwo in conjunction with the World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series on May 10-11.* The following week, the series hits the road for a pair of doubleheaders, one of five this season in conjunction with the USAC National Midgets, on May 17 at Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Ill. and Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 in Pevely, Mo. for the “Rivertown Showdown.”* The 49th “Tony Hulman Classic” takes the green at Indiana’s Terre Haute Action Track on May 22.* To close out the month of May, the series hits the road toward the Heartland for the “I-80 Dirt Classic” at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Neb.* June opens up one state to the south in Kansas City, Kans. at Lakeside Speedway on June 1.

The 13th edition of Eastern Storm takes over Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey between June 11-16.* Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville, Pa. leads off the five-race series on June 11, followed by New Jersey’s Bridgeport Speedway on June 12, BAPS Motor Speedway in York Haven, Pa. on June 13, Port Royal Speedway in Pa. on June 15 and concludes at New York’s Weedsport Speedway on June 16.* The series draws June to a close with the “Bill Gardner Sprintacular” on June 22 at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, Ind.

The busiest month of the year arrives in July with 10 races in a 23-night span.* The inaugural “Corn Belt Nationals” debuts at Iowa’s Knoxville Raceway on July 5-6 with two-nights and two complete shows with the final night paying a whopping $20,000-to-win and $1000 to start.

The hits keep on coming in July with the 32nd annual “Indiana Sprint Week,” which includes a distinct array of tracks with their own characteristics, ranging from relatively flat to high banks, from quarters to half-miles and from wide-sweeping turns to paperclip-shaped venues.* ISW also features an expanded schedule of eight races, equaling the schedule of 2003 and 2007 for the most ever in the history of ISW.

It all begins July 18 at Gas City I-69 Speedway, before heading to Plymouth Speedway on July 19, Kokomo Speedway on July 20 and Lawrenceburg Speedway on July 21.* After a two-day break, ISW reconvenes July 24 at the Terre Haute Action Track, then onto Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville on July 25, Bloomington Speedway on July 26 and Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt in July 27.

Kokomo serves as the base for the series for four consecutive nights between August 21-24.* The series’ lone non-points special event takes place on night one with #GYATK Night on August 21.* The following three nights on August 22-23-24 at Kokomo play host to the eighth installment of “Sprint Car Smackdown.”

The next six races in line close up shop on the Midwestern portion of the schedule with the “Jim Hurtubise Classic” at Indiana’s Terre Haute Action Track on September 13, the “Haubstadt Hustler” at Indiana’s Tri-State Speedway on September 14, the “James Dean Classic” at Gas City (Ind.) I-69 Speedway on September 26, the 38th running of the “4-Crown Nationals” at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on September 28, the “Fall Nationals” at Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway on October 5 and a return visit to Terre Haute for the “Wabash Clash” on October 11.

The west calls the National teams to California and Arizona along with the USAC/CRA and USAC Southwest Sprint Car tours to complete the 2019 campaign.* First up, it’s the 24th annual “Oval Nationals” at Perris (Calif.) Auto Speedway for three nights on November 7-8-9.* The 52nd Western World Championships at San Tan Valley’s Arizona Speedway now take the role as the host of the season finales on Nov. 15-16, which also has the USAC National Midgets on the event card.

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2019 USAC AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT CAR SCHEDULE

Feb 14: Bubba Raceway Park (Ocala, FL)

Feb 15: Bubba Raceway Park (Ocala, FL)

Feb 16: Bubba Raceway Park (Ocala, FL)

Mar 30: Lawrenceburg Speedway (Lawrenceburg, IN)

Apr 12: Bloomington Speedway (Bloomington, IN)

Apr 13: (M) Tri-State Speedway (Haubstadt, IN)

May 10: Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, OH)

May 11: Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, OH)

May 17: Tri-City Speedway (Granite City, IL)

May 18: Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 (Pevely, MO)

May 22: Terre Haute Action Track (Terre Haute, IN)

May 31: I-80 Speedway (Greenwood, NE)

Jun 1: Lakeside Speedway (Kansas City, KS)

Jun 11: Grandview Speedway (Bechtelsville, PA)

Jun 12: Bridgeport Speedway (Bridgeport, NJ)

Jun 13: BAPS Motor Speedway (York Haven, PA)

Jun 15: Port Royal Speedway (Port Royal, PA)

Jun 16: Weedsport Speedway (Weedsport, NY)

Jun 22: Lincoln Park Speedway (Putnamville, IN)

Jul 5: Knoxville Raceway (Knoxville, IA)

Jul 6: Knoxville Raceway (Knoxville, IA)

Jul 18: Gas City I-69 Speedway (Gas City, IN)

Jul 19: Plymouth Speedway (Plymouth, IN)

Jul 20: Kokomo Speedway (Kokomo, IN)

Jul 21: Lawrenceburg Speedway (Lawrenceburg, IN)

Jul 24: Terre Haute Action Track (Terre Haute, IN)

Jul 25: Lincoln Park Speedway (Putnamville, IN)

Jul 26: Bloomington Speedway (Bloomington, IN)

Jul 27: Tri-State Speedway (Haubstadt, IN)

Aug 21: Kokomo Speedway (Kokomo, IN) (SE)

Aug 22: Kokomo Speedway (Kokomo, IN)

Aug 23: Kokomo Speedway (Kokomo, IN)

Aug 24: Kokomo Speedway (Kokomo, IN)

Sep 13: Terre Haute Action Track (Terre Haute, IN)

Sep 14: (M) Tri-State Speedway (Haubstadt, IN)

Sep 26: Gas City I-69 Speedway (Gas City, IN)

Sep 28: Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, OH)

Oct 5: Lawrenceburg Speedway (Lawrenceburg, IN)

Oct 11: Terre Haute Action Track (Terre Haute, IN)

Nov 7: (C) (S) Perris Auto Speedway (Perris, CA)

Nov 8: (C) (S) Perris Auto Speedway (Perris, CA)

Nov 9: (C) (S) Perris Auto Speedway (Perris, CA)

Nov 15: (C) (S) Arizona Speedway (San Tan Valley, AZ)

Nov 16: (C) (S) Arizona Speedway (San Tan Valley, AZ)

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(M) = Co-sanctioned by the Midwest Sprint Car Series

(C) = Co-sanctioned by USAC/CRA

(S) = Co-sanctioned by the USAC Southwest

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[openwheelfan1]

Anyone besides myself surprised not to see Montpelier on the USAC sprint schedule for 2019? Yes, I know the midgets will be there once, but they’ve been on the sprint car schedule for the last couple of years for at least one race per year. Just surprised.

[Stevensville Mike]

Unlike in 2018, the first three 2019 ISW races are once again scheduled right on top of the Kings Royal Weekend.

[addictedtodirt]

Montpelier does great with BOSS. No need to pay the higher USAC purse.

WoO moved the 2019 Kings royal date back a week from the 2018 running.

[revjimk]

Originally Posted by Stevensville Mike Unlike in 2018, the first three 2019 ISW races are once again scheduled right on top of the Kings Royal Weekend.

Yea, kind of a bummer if you like both kinds of sprint cars...

[racegal]

Frozen, fogged and misted out of Wisconsin...
I have to say I can't blame them though!

[Charles Nungester]

Im pretty bummed about Montpelier not being on the schedule