The Montpelier Motor Speedway, located in East Central Indiana, is set to host the 2nd race of the Montpelier Motor Speedway Midget Series this Saturday night, May 12th. The midget series is a full size midget class that allows for a variety types of power plants utilizing weight breaks dependent upon power plants.
The inaugural midget event held on April 7th found 27 entries pit side with Terre Haute, Indiana’s Shane Hollingsworth picking up the feature win. For Hollingsworth it marked his 2nd career victory at the Montpelier Motor Speedway with his first event win being in 2003 in Non-wing Sprint Car action. Hollingsworth will enter the May 12 event as the track championship point’s leader.
Date:
Saturday, May 12
Times:
Gates Open – 3:00PM
Hot Laps – 5:00PM
Racing - 6:30PM
Tickets
General Admission - $10
Kids (12 and Under) – Free (with paid adult)
Pit Pass - $25
Location
Montpelier Motor Speedway (East Central Indiana)
700 South Jefferson
Montpelier, Indiana 47359
From North and South – Interstate I69 Exit 64
Located 20 miles east of Gas City I69 Speedway
i think they split that race into two features. twin 25's or something like that but i don't remember who one them. Shane was there though. He and his dad helped me load my car after i flipped down the front stretch after breaking a rear axle in the second feature.
Originally Posted by stroud21:
i think they split that race into two features. twin 25's or something like that but i don't remember who one them. Shane was there though. He and his dad helped me load my car after i flipped down the front stretch after breaking a rear axle in the second feature.
Steve
If memory serves me correctly, didn't Shane Cottle win them both?
Mike
Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante
Shane Hollingsworth ran the Don Moore 10 Sesco that evening and ran second to Cottle. He tried every which way to get around him but Cottle held the bottom and won.
Originally Posted by DonMoore10:
I'm not surprised that ur on here again for the zillionth time making a stupid comment about my team that you know nothing about.
Did you run the 1st race they had there? If you did, my bad, if not its a legit question.
John Hoover
“To whom little is not enough, nothing is enough.” Epicurus
