[BrianBSU23]

Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS) to Host Inaugural Non-Wing 410 Sprint Car Event at the Montpelier Motor Speedway September 6th.

When the BOSS (Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series) rolls into Central Indiana on Saturday Night, September 6th, it will be one of the most anticipated shows of the Montpelier Motor Speedway 2014 season. Indiana, a state known for its high caliber open wheel drivers, will face off against Ohio's finest BOSS series and Ohio sprint regulars. When the Montpelier Motor Speedway looked to return Non-Wing Sprint Cars to the East Central Indiana facility after a several year absence, it turned to none other then the BOSS series due to their reputation of large quality fields and programs along with outstanding open wheel racing.

The BOSS series averaged 31 cars per race during the 2013 campaign hosting races throughout Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. The series hosted 12 events during 2013 where a staggering 11 different winners found victory lane. Tony Beaber of Gibsonburg, Ohio was able to secure the 2013 BOSS championship over Evans City, Pennsylvania driver Brandon Spithaler and Wapakoneta, Ohio's Mike Miller. The Montpelier Motor Speedway last regularly hosted non-wing events during the 2003 season where Marion, Indiana’s Scotty Weir won the track championship while Jon Stanbrough, driving for car owner Paul Hazen, won the most races posting 3 wins.

The BOSS series is a non-wing 410 Sprint Car series that competes in true “Outlaw” style with the absence of tire rules allowing any brand or compound of tire to compete along with a no entry fee policy for competitors. The BOSS series, through sponsorship, pays “heat race money” to the top finishers in each heat race and also provides a number of contingency and cash awards to competitors at the conclusion of each event. The Montpelier Motor Speedway event will pay a healthy $1500 to Win and $300 to Start along with tow money and the aforementioned contingency awards.

The Montpelier Motor Speedway, which began racing in 1903 and hosted its first automobile race in 1915, is one of America’s oldest remaining racing facilities. While the east central Indiana ¼ mile clay oval has a historic past, the facility has seen many major modern upgrades the past four seasons including new restrooms, bleachers along with the addition of many safety features. The Montpelier Motor Speedway commonly competes weekly on Saturday Nights with its popular Modified and Stock Car divisions, and is also the host to the popular Montpelier Motor Speedway Midget series.


Website – www.buckeyesprints.com

Track Website – www.MontpelierMotorSpeedway

Facebook – www.facebook.com/MontpelierMotorSpeedway

[Will Shunk]

When will Aaron get the full schedule out so we can make plans to attend in 2014?

[sprinter14]

Complete BOSS schedule will be released in a few days. I wanted to release it today (Jan 15) but several tracks have moved dates and some new tracks have inquired about dates. We are definitely excited to run at Montpelier and look forward to adding to their rich history!!

[treecitytornado]

Ready to race a Sprint at Montpelier again, especially on the newly reconfigured track! It has been almost 4 years!

[cwfan08]

I am pretty stoked for this show..

Tyler

[PatrickMead#13]

Originally Posted by cwfan08 I am pretty stoked for this show.. Tyler

Any word on the rest of the schedule yet, Tyler? Thanks.

[cwfan08]

It will be released soon..

Tyler

[Gregg]

The 'burg did have an open weekend the first week of September in 2013. If the same holds true this year you know where I will be.

[johnnythunderhead]

I am very impressed with the strides that boss is making and wish them continued success and look forward to seeing them at the burg and big e and no doubt other tracks too in 2014!