The Vincennes University Midwest TQ Racing League will be joining S.C.O.R.A. and MMSA in the "Grub Company Open Wheel Spectacular" presented by T.E. PROMOTIONS, INC. Friday, July 3 at the Ripley Co. Fairgrounds.

Pits Open: 4:00pm
Practice: 6:30pm
Racing: 7:30

$7 for adults, $3 children 6 -12,
Pit Passes are $25

VUMTQRL drivers: Tate Martz, Jason Willis, Kenny Byrge, Brett Hankins, Kyle Lux, Chris Mann, Anthony Couch, Kevin Rice, Chad Hankins, Tim Lynch, Eddie Gagnon, Jamie Ross plus more.

When was the last time a race was run there. I sure hope the track is in good shape.

It looked fairly decent a few weeks ago when we drove by it. I attended a race there last year that was a great show. It also was organized by Terry Eaglin.

Didn't Terry used to have something to do with Lawrenceburg Speedway

I don't know about that. Maybe someone else will know?

Last night! Sprints were pulling wheelies on the straightaways, 60+ open wheel cars in the pits, lots of folks in the stands, plenty of fireworks, a half hr late, but that's OK, good food, and a lot of "sharing", all around, I'd say a good evening by and for all. Bob

Bob, You are right, three open wheel classes and finished by 10:35 pm, I could do that again sometime.

Bill May

Any results on who won?

Motormasher, I beleive all three orginizations have their results posted on different threads here, surf around some. you should find them.

Bill May

Bill,
The Mini sprints put on a great show friday night, best of the night and it was great to run with you. Big thanks to everyone from Lawrenceburg who helped, 2nd to none. And to the MTQRL / Charlie, Gary & Mark etc. the race nights have been ran flawless and you have done a great job establishing such a strong group of owners / drivers & most importantly people who have stepped away because of disagreements, are slowly coming back to TQ racing. Thanks to you guys, I am associated with who I am now and will be toward the front before years end. You guys have a great thing going and will bring TQ racing back to the 40 plus cars it once had. Also thanks for bringing back the competitive fairground tracks.