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13th ANNUAL INDIANA ICEBREAKER PRESENTED BY ARIZONA SPORT SHIRTS/GOTTA RACE THIS SATURDAY NIGHT AT BROWNSTOWN SPEEDWAY

By: Chris Nunn (transitionaddress@hotmail.com)



Brownstown, IN- March 21, 2010 - In 2006 when Brownstown Speedway promoters Tim & Farrah Keithley raised the purse for the Indiana Icebreaker to $10,000 to win, there was no doubt the event would garner heavy interest in the dirt racing community. With a staggering 68 cars on hand in 2006 for the first Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned Icebreaker, the tone was set for the event to be a "cant miss" in the early spring. Car counts have been impressive for the Icebreaker with a high of 72 cars in 2007. Since 2006 the Indiana Icebreaker has averaged 66 Late Models per year. Flash forward to the 2010-racing season on Saturday night March 27th, as the Indiana Icebreaker will be televised tape delay on SPEED for the first time in the events 13-year history. SPEED has televised events at Brownstown Speedway since 2006. The Indiana Icebreaker will join the Jackson 100 as the only events to have been televised on SPEED at the historic 1/4 mile. The Indiana Icebreaker will be the only event televised by SPEED at the Brownstown Speedway this season.


Arizona Sport Shirts/Gotta Race will also present the 13th Annual Indiana Icebreaker. Arizona Sport Shirts/Gotta Race is the Premiere High performance apparel company since 1974 located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Arizona Sport Shirts, Inc is the wholesale side of their company while gotta race is their retail side. Visit Arizona Sport Shirts/Gotta Race at http://www.arizonasportshirts.com/or athttp://www.gottarace.com/


Previous winners of the Indiana Icebreaker include: Tony Izzo, Jr. (1998), Don O'Neal (1999, 2000, '03), Timmy Yeager (2001), John Gill (2002, '04), Dan Sturgeon (2005), Earl Pearson, Jr. (2006, '09), Billy Moyer (2007), and Terry Casey (2008)



Along with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series on Saturday night, expect a great field of cars in the UMP Modified, UMP Super Stock, and Bomber divisions. Both the UMP Super Stocks and UMP Modifieds will pay $1,000 to win with the Bombers paying $600 to win. Seats may be marked off after 5:00 pm Thursday March 25, 2010. No marking off sections, only one seat per person. Gates open 12:00 (noon) on Race-day. General Admission $30.00 - Ages 7-12 $5.00 - Children under 6 FREE. Pit Pass is $45



Brownstown Speedway officially opened up the 2010 racing season on Saturday March 20th for Super Late Models, UMP Super Stocks, UMP Modifieds, and Hornets. Rusty Schlenk of Jackson, MI, Mike Cawood of Whiteland, IN, and Brandon Norman of Medora, IN all claimed their first ever wins in the UMP Late Model, UMP Super Stocks, and UMP Hornet divisions respectively. In UMP Modified action, Devin Gilpin of Columbus, IN dominated the latter portion of the event to claim another win in the division.



For more information on the Indiana Icebreaker and the Brownstown Speedway log on to www.brownstownspeedway.com or call the race day hotline at 812-358-5332

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Here is a full schedule of events for Saturday

http://brownstownspeedway.com/ice2010.pdf

Re: Come on out to Brownstown Speedway This Saturday Night :):)
 

If Nathan Durburow is entered, Aero says he will make the trip down for it. Especially if someone from the Pa.-Md region will bring along some Yuengling beer.

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I plan on making my first ever trip there. I just hope there r some seats saturday afternoon since it said they allow people to rope them off thursday night....

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Duane ,we got there around 2 last year and still got the top row in the turn 4 bleachers.If the race is anything like last year you are in for a treat.:2:

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You know I'll be there..I went to almost 100 races last year and this one was at the very top of the list!

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I went last season and it was a great race, I even have pictures to prove it: 2009 Icebreaker

It was a great race night, probably 6-7 hours of solid action. Well worth the drive. Since I am planning an April Indiana trip, I won't be making the race this season.

http://www.apexonephoto.com/Indiana-..._pHiw9-M-3.jpg
Earl Pearson Jr. (44) moves under the "Tarheel Tiger" Ray Cook (53) for the lead with the lapped car of Mike Jewell (9) on the high side.

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Chris,

What are the chances of still finding good seats under the roof at 5 on Thursday since some seats get taped off prior to that? Not meant to ruffle feathers, just an honest to goodness question. I'd like to know if I need to request time off work to get there by 5 Thursday or if there would still be good seats under the roof to be had by 6:30ish.

Many thanks!

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You can count me in!!! Last year was the first ice breaker i had been to and was NOT disappointed!! if you havent been you need to make the drive and see this race.

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Forgive me as I am fender challenged. But what is the Hornet division?

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The whole marking seats thing is a joke, we went to the jackson last year, found some seats and the people in the 2 rows right in front of use had about 10 marked off and there were 5 people, but they had coolers, and bags of food etc on the seats. Said they did this all year, right behind us the top row was marked off for a whole section, no one showed the first night for the rain out so the second night several people sat there including me and my buddy, about 20 laps into the race a young couple with 2 small kids showed up and demanded we clear the seats, even tho there was room for at least 10 people left besides us who were sitting there already, needless to say we didn't move. Either sell reserved seats or first come on race day and only allow them to take up a seat with a PERSON, not a cooler...... by the way, I'm not going to the Icebreaker because of this rule about allowing people to mark seats DAYS ahead of time, I live 2+ hours away and can't do this and i won't risk not being able to get a decent seat on race day.......

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If you see ANYONE not using seats, come find me personally, I will rip them up and make sure you have a great seat.

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Chris love watching the tin tops run here. You comment above, you will spend most of your day policing the stands. thats just how people are. It would be nice if the track would experiment with reserve tickets. Start with 1 area, and see how it goes. The only reason I will be at this race, got a buddy marking me a seat off. Other wise i would be out. I have to work Saturday morning and for the ticket price, I am not going to watch from row 1. The other option would be to add more seating. Don't take my comments as being negative, they are just my opinions. Keep bring theses guys back because they put on a heck of a show.

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I am still trying to decide if it is Brownstown for the Icebreaker or DuQuoin for the PowrI show on Saturday night. What time would I have to get to Brownstown on Saturday to realistically get a decent seat? Chris, anyone?????????????????? Also, coolers still allowed to be brought in?

hey mud packer give me a call at 8126502665 real quick, let me know where youd like to sit. ill take care of it.
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well i wouldn't mind sitting in the "open" bleachers turn 4 about half way up end seat. this would be the first high section of bleachers after the covered stands. for 3 please. thanks in advance.:6:

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I was there last year in the pit area (I will be there this year also) and if I remember right the car count was 65 Late Models, 45 UMP Modifieds, 33 Super Stocks, & 24 Bombers. I say they might be higher this year. maybe 68-70 Late Models, 55-60 UMP Modifieds, 35-38 Super Stocks, & 27-30 Bombers that is my guess for a car count on Saturday.

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Chris,

Thanks for the offer but unfortunately I was watching the Butler game and didn't see your post last night. We plan on leaving here around 11:30-Noon so I think we should be able to get a seat. Thanks again for the offer.:6: Maybe we will see you there.

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front-wheel drive 4 cylinder cars (I think some places let the 6 cylinders run, don't really know). Saturns, Hondas, etc.

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Just got back from Brownstown. Owens dominated this evening setting fast time, winning the heat and walking away with the feature. It was Owens, Pearson, Bloomquist, Hartman and O'Neal I believe. A rather long evening with 61 late models, 70 something modifieds. 194 total cars in the four classes.

They ran the modified heat races first which I didn't understand. Track was rather rough in 1 & 2 and with that many cars its understandable. Huge crowd on hand and we enjoyed the show even if it wasn't a classic. Sometimes mudcabs can be fun to watch.:3: Bring on the mortifieds!:5:

As a side note, Brady Short was there in his modified. He didn't do very well as he went out early in his heat race. He didn't return as it seemed like he might be having fuel pick up problems. Don't know for sure but sorry to see him struggle.