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10/4/17 6:13 PM OVER $108,000 IN PRIZES AWAIT USAC SPRINTS AT PERRIS OVAL NATIONALS NOV. 9-10-11

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OVER $108,000 IN PRIZES AWAIT USAC SPRINTS AT PERRIS OVAL NATIONALS NOV. 9-10-11

Perris, California………Big money awaits competitors at the 22nd annual running of the Budweiser “Oval Nationals” presented by All Coast Construction Nov. 9-10-11 at Perris Auto Speedway.

Featuring the best from USAC’s AMSOIL National Sprint Car and USAC/CRA Sprint Car divisions, the three-night event provides a total purse of $108,280 to competitors, including a $25,000 grand prize to the winner of Saturday night’s finale.

Saturday night’s A-Main payout is as follows: 1) $25,000, 2) $10,000, 3) $5000, 4) $2000, 5) $1000, 6) $850, 7) $800, 8) $775, 9) $750, 10) $725, 11) $700, 12) $675, 13) $650, 14) $625, 15) $600, 16) $575, 17) $550, 18) $525, 19) $500, 20) $500, 21) $500, 22) $500, 23) $500, 24) $500.

Thursday and Friday night’s full programs feature events with the following A-Main purse: 1) $5000, 2) $2500, 3) $1250, 4) $1000, 5) $900, 6) $850, 7) $800, 8) $775, 9) $750, 10) $725, 11) $700, 12) $675, 13) $650, 14) $625, 15) $600, 16) $575, 17) $550, 18) $525, 19) $500, 20) $500, 21) $500, 22) $500, 23) $500, 24) $500

The “Oval Nationals” are the 2017 season-enders for both the USAC National and CRA series and a pair of chases for the title will be on the line.* Concord, California’s Damion Gardner is the defending winner of the “Oval Nationals” and currently owns a 96-point lead over Garden Grove, California’s Brody Roa in the USAC/CRA standings as he aims for a sixth series title.* Meanwhile, Ione, California’s Justin Grant currently presides over a 45-point lead ahead of Canton, Illinois driver Chris Windom, winner of the 2010 “Oval Nationals.”

Perris has hosted the “Oval Nationals” since 1996 when Jimmy Sills captured the victory.* Since then, a number of USAC champion drivers have won Saturday night’s A-Main including Rip Williams, Tony Jones, Cory Kruseman, Bud Kaeding, Dave Darland, Mike Spencer, Robert Ballou and Bryan Clauson.* USAC began sanctioning of the event in 2004.