Sat Sep 2 Beach House Micros race, Ladies Night $5 tix
 

Saturday, September 2
Bud Light​ Ladies Night

$5 Admission For Ladies
Kid’s Gold Rush (11 & Under)

Divisions:
Billingsley BP Elite Wash​ UMP Modifieds
DIRTcar UMP​ Pro Crate Late Models
UMP B-Mods
UMP Sportsman
UMP Street Stocks
Beach House​ 600cc Winged Outlaw Micro Sprints
UMP Hornets

Times:
Pits: 4:00
Stands: 5:00
Local Pill Draw Ends: 5:50
Hotlaps: 6:00
Racing: 7:00

Grandstand Pricing:
Adults – $12
Ladies – $5
Children 11 & Under – Free

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NASCAR Veteran Schrader Preparing For Busiest Of Race Weekends
Four Races In Four Days At Lincoln, Macon, & Du Quoin
(Macon, IL) It's not a secret that retired NASCAR driver, Ken Schrader, still loves to drive race cars. The Fenton, MO driver ran his last NASCAR Cup event in 2013 but has continued racing dirt Modifieds on a regular basis, competing in well over 50 events per year. This weekend, the 62-year old will have a real busy stretch, competing in four feature events, over the course of four days at three different race tracks.
It all begins on Friday, September 1 at Lincoln Speedway, in Lincoln, IL when the Federated Car Care #9 Modified competes in the season finale at the track. It will be Brandt FIVE BUCK Night at the track, giving fans a chance to see a six division race program for just $5. In addition to the highly talented group of Modified drivers at the track, Big Ten Pro Late Models, Big Ten Street Stocks, Sportsman, Hornets, and POWRi Lucas Oil DII Midgets will be in action.
Schrader and his team then travel to Macon Speedway, in Macon, IL for Saturday night's events. Macon, a 1/5-mile, high banked bull-ring is one of three tracks that Schrader is a co-owner of. Schrader will compete in the Billingsley Elite Wash Modified division, where he had won an event earlier this season, fending off fellow NASCAR personality, Kenny Wallace. Macon's Saturday event has Pro Late Models, Street Stocks, Sportsman, B-Mods, Hornets, and Beach House Micros in addition to the Modifieds.
From the two Central Illinois races, the attention turns about 2.5 hours south at the Du Quoin State Fair for a big Sunday/Monday racing doubleheader. Schrader will be looking to defend his title in the Bill Oldani Memorial Modified division, after a dominant effort one season ago. While Schrader has won four out of the last five Du Quoin Modified events, no doubt, he'll have to step it up a little more as the entry list is filled up with some stout competition including 3-time NASCAR Cup champion Tony Stewart, who will be driving a team car to Schrader. A total of 30 Modified pre-entries have come into the Track Enterprises office for the Modified show.
"I have a special place in my heart for Du Quoin, as I went there for the first time in 1963 with my dad and slept in the wagon overnight." Schrader added, "This year it's really exciting, getting a chance to race the Modified, the Silver Crown car, and having Tony in one of my Modifieds. Should be fun."
The event that may just bring the biggest excitement out of Schrader will be his USAC Silver Crown start in Sunday's Ted Horn 100 in Du Quoin. It has been 32 years since Schrader has run a Silver Crown car at the Magic Mile track. The Silver Crown event has 36 cars on the pre-entry list, with Schrader's being the McQuinn Motorsports #14. Schrader's Sunday will be extremely busy, having to hotlap and qualify the Modified and Silver Crown car, plus run a heat race in the Modified, and finish off with the 100 lapper for the Silver Crown cars.
Schrader is looking forward to wearing the car owner hat as well. "I'm really looking forward to Monday too, as we'll have two cars in the ARCA race with Austin Theriault, who's leading the points and Brandon Grosso, a dirt mod driver from the Northeast. Austin was really close at Springfield so hopes are high for Du Quoin."
All four events are promoted by Track Enterprises, based in Macon, IL. For info on Lincoln Speedway's Friday event, visit lincolnspeedwayil.com. For Macon Speedway's info on Saturday, visit www.maconracing.com. Du Quoin State Fair race info can be found at www.trackenterprises.com.
About Track Enterprises:
Track Enterprises is a racing promotion company that oversees popular events that feature top touring series like the ARCA Racing Series, USAC Racing, Dirtcar UMP, POWRi Racing, All Star Circuit Of Champions, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, CRA, Southern Super Series, and more. The company also oversees all racing promotions at Macon Speedway, Lincoln Speedway, and the Terre Haute Action Track.
For more information on the upcoming racing schedule, visit www.trackenterprises.com, like the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TrackEnterprises, or call the office at 217-764-3200.

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$5 Admission For Ladies At Macon Speedway This Saturday Night
Bud Light Ladies Night Features 7 Divisions Of Action & Kids Gold Rush

(Macon, IL) If you are looking for a great ladies night out activity this weekend, look nowhere else than Macon Speedway on Saturday night, September 2. As part of Bud Light Ladies Night, women will receive general admission tickets for just $5 each and get to see a great program of racing, featuring seven divisions. At intermission, kids 11 and under will head onto the track for the kids gold rush, with a chance to pick up as much change as they can.

The night's action will be headlined by the Billingsley Elite Wash UMP Modifieds. Last week, Taylorville, IL driver Curt Rhodes drove to victory in dominating fashion, surprising some with a strong field that included Decatur, IL's Dave Crawley, Jr. Joining the Macon regulars this weekend will be retired NASCAR driver, Ken Schrader, who will race Macon as part of a four race in four day trip to Illinois. Rhodes leads Austin Lynn in this year's standings by 40, entering the night.

The UMP Pro Late Models will be back in action this weekend, after having the week off last Saturday for the Super Late Model show. Several drivers decided to go ahead and compete with the Supers and had a decent showing, led by veteran Jeff Ray, of Springfield, IL. Ray was the top finishing Pro Late Model competitor, netting him an additional cash bonus. New Berlin, IL's Tommy Sheppard leads the points at Macon by 58 over Jeff Reed, Jr., from Blue Mound, IL.

A strong field of UMP B-Mods have been on hand for much of the season, including last week when 15 took the green flag. Tim Hancock grabbed the point lead after last week's win but his lead is just two points over Cody Stillwell. The two drivers have five nights left to determine this year's champion.

Monticello, IL driver, Timmy Dick, leads the UMP Sportsman points at Macon but it's by only six markers over Danny Smith. The Sportsman will also be in action at Lincoln Speedway on Friday night as part of a rare doubleheader weekend for the class.

The UMP Street Stock class has a somewhat tight point battle between a couple of Macon County drivers. Brian Dasenbrock, of Decatur, IL and Shawn Ziemer, of Boody, IL are first and second in the standings, with only 38 points separating the two. Both are looking for their first career championships in the division.

Decatur, IL's Dustin Reed leads the UMP Hornet standings at Macon by a convincing margin of 102. Reed has driven a couple of different cars this season to garner the points and has found victory lane. Cook Crawford, from Lincoln, IL, is second in points, just as he is at his home track. The last couple of Macon races have seen strong fields of Hornets.

Rounding out the classes will be the 600cc Beach House Outlaw Micros. While the division does not compete on an every night basis, when it does, the count is normally strong, with fields in upwards of 20 cars. The speeds are very high for this quick and nimble class.

Pit gates open Saturday at 4:00, grandstands at 5:00, pill draw will end around 5:50 when the drivers meeting begins, hotlaps start at 6:00, and racing will take the green at 7:00. Grandstand is $12 for men, but $5 for women for Bud Light Ladies Night. Kids 11 and under are free.

Those unable to attend the races can tune into "Macon Speedway Live", a pay-per-view video stream of all of the night's events. The stream goes live shortly before the races start at 7:00 and will broadcast until the last checkered flag falls. This week's price is $12, the cost of a general admission ticket. The event automatically goes into an on-demand section and is available for $10 after the races end.

About Macon Speedway:

For more information, follow Macon Speedway online at www.maconracing.com, on Facebook (www.facebook.com/maconracing) and Twitter (@maconspeedway). It’s easy to join the Macon Speedway text service. Fans can text MSFANS to 74574 to receive fan information. Drivers text MSDRIVERS to 74574 to receive driver information. Message and date rates apply. Updates are also available by calling Macon Speedway at 217-764-3000.

Macon Speedway is located nine miles south of Decatur on U.S. 51, then 0.6 miles west on Andrews Street and south to 205 N. Wiles. Macon Speedway hosts racing every Saturday night, plus many weeknight specials. Macon Speedway is a proud member of the Contingency Connection's $100,000 Racer Rewards Program.

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IT IS BUD LIGHT LADIES NIGHT AT MACON SPEEDWAY!

If you are looking for a great ladies night out activity tonight, look nowhere else than Macon Speedway​. As part of Bud Light Ladies Night, women will receive general admission tickets for just $5 each and get to see an exciting evening of racing featuring a full seven division show. At intermission, kids 11 and under will head onto the track for the kids gold rush, with a chance to pick up as much change as they can. This one is going to be fun for everyone!

Full Show Information:

Saturday, September 2
Bud Light​ Ladies Night
$5 Admission For Ladies
Kid’s Gold Rush (11 & Under)

Divisions:
Billingsley BP Elite Wash​ UMP Modifieds
DIRTcar UMP​ Pro Crate Late Models
UMP B-Mods
UMP Sportsman
UMP Street Stocks
Beach House​ 600cc Winged Outlaw Micro Sprints
UMP Hornets

Times:
Pits: 4:00
Stands: 5:00
Local Pill Draw Ends: 5:50
Hot Laps: 6:00
Racing: 7:00

Grandstand Pricing:
Adults – $12
Ladies – $5
Children 11 & Under – Free

More Information:

For more information about Macon Speedway, follow online at www.maconracing.com, like us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/MaconRacing) and follow us on Twitter (@maconspeedway)
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Macon Speedway is located nine miles south of Decatur on U.S.51, then 0.6 miles west on Andrews Street and south to 205 N. Wiles. Macon Speedway hosts racing every Saturday night, plus many weeknight specials

It’s easy to join the Macon Speedway text service. Fans can text MSFANS to 74574 to receive fan information. Drivers text MSDRIVERS to 74574 to receive driver information. Message and date rates apply. Updates are also available by calling Macon Speedway at 217-764-3000..

For more information on Track Enterprises​, visit www.trackenterprises.com, Like them on Facebook (www.facebook.com/TrackEnterprises), and follow them on Twitter (@TEIRacing)

Macon Speedway is a proud member of the Contingency Connection​'s $100,000 Racer Rewards Program.

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