Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July 13

Twin Cities Raceway Park · 7/6/10, 8:51 PM

Vernon, IN - This Tuesday, July 13, 2010, Twin Cities Raceway Park will be holding thier second highest paying sprint race of the 2010 season, paying $3000 to the winner and $200 to start. The highest paying sprint race so far this season, was the Annual "No Way Out 40" which was won by none other than the great late Jesse Hockett. Also racing with the sprints will be the UMP Super Stocks and UMP Pure Stocks (please note this will be a points race for those divisions). With this race being held during the week, we will start just a little bit later giving those who have to work the chance to get there in enough time for some side by side, hammer down racing action...sprint car style!

Sprint Cars $3000 to win/$200 to start (please note sprints will be group qualifying and the tire rule is Hoosier DT3)
UMP Super Stocks
UMP Pure Stocks

Grandstand Admission - $15 (kids 12 & under free with paid adult)
Pit Admission - $30 (kids 12 & under $20 for pit admission)

Pit Gate Opens @ 4pm
Grandstands Open @ 4:30pm
Racing @ 7pm

For more information please visit the official home of Twin Cities Raceway Park at www.twincitiesracing.net

Track phone 812-346-4040

*Please note the website is not always updated on raceday, however, the track phone recording is updated immediately of any changes or cancellations. Thank you for your understanding on this matter.

See You At The Races!

7/6/10, 9:08 PM

I'll be there

wildman92 · 7/6/10, 9:16 PM

Us too!

Chris Nunn · 7/6/10, 9:24 PM

Ill be in attendance behind the mic, Hope for a great turnout

MacTexas · 7/7/10, 9:13 AM

It's on my calendar.

RedRacer07 · 7/7/10, 12:40 PM

It is my plan as well. Would love to hear some drivers chime in.

coachmeece · 7/7/10, 1:36 PM

I prolly be there too

mudplug · 7/7/10, 10:58 PM

Can anyone tell me if the USAC drivers running for points are allowed to race at twin cities for this race?I thought I saw something about a USAC rule earlier this year that would keep them from competing in this event.

racefan20 · 7/7/10, 11:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mudplug

Can anyone tell me if the USAC drivers running for points are allowed to race at twin cities for this race?I thought I saw something about a USAC rule earlier this year that would keep them from competing in this event.

I believe since Twin Cities does not have any USAC dates then the rule would apply. Saying that I would imagine it only really affects about 5-7 drivers who are in the running for the overall championship. If a driver like Robert Ballou who is running USAC races but not really in the running for the overall title it would not affect him at all to run there. Remember its only for the drivers trying to win the overall USAC title not those just running for the sprint title(or midget or SC for that matter).

Jerry Shaw · 7/7/10, 11:56 PM

Here's the top ten in points, for the National Drivers Championship 2K10:

1 Bryan Clauson 996
2 Jerry Coons Jr. 954
3 Tracy Hines 934
4 Levi Jones 900
5 Dave Darland 816
6 Henry Clarke 773
7 Shane Hmiel 746
8 Damion Gardner 722
9 Bobby East 620
10 Chris Windom 592

They're really the only ones that this rule could effect. But, they are all guys that you just wish were at every race you went to, though.

Jerry

7/6/10, 9:16 PM	#3 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
wildman92 Senior Member Race Count This Year: 50 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 7,303	Us too! __________________ Jen Kelley (she/her)

7/6/10, 9:24 PM	#4 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
Chris Nunn Senior Member Race Count This Year: 20 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4,123	Ill be in attendance behind the mic, Hope for a great turnout __________________ Chris Nunn 812-360-6711 nunnc812@gmail.com

7/6/10, 8:51 PM	#1 Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July 13
Twin Cities Raceway Park Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 102	Vernon, IN - This Tuesday, July 13, 2010, Twin Cities Raceway Park will be holding thier second highest paying sprint race of the 2010 season, paying $3000 to the winner and $200 to start. The highest paying sprint race so far this season, was the Annual "No Way Out 40" which was won by none other than the great late Jesse Hockett. Also racing with the sprints will be the UMP Super Stocks and UMP Pure Stocks (please note this will be a points race for those divisions). With this race being held during the week, we will start just a little bit later giving those who have to work the chance to get there in enough time for some side by side, hammer down racing action...sprint car style! Sprint Cars $3000 to win/$200 to start (please note sprints will be group qualifying and the tire rule is Hoosier DT3) UMP Super Stocks UMP Pure Stocks Grandstand Admission - $15 (kids 12 & under free with paid adult) Pit Admission - $30 (kids 12 & under $20 for pit admission) Pit Gate Opens @ 4pm Grandstands Open @ 4:30pm Racing @ 7pm For more information please visit the official home of Twin Cities Raceway Park at www.twincitiesracing.net Track phone 812-346-4040 *Please note the website is not always updated on raceday, however, the track phone recording is updated immediately of any changes or cancellations. Thank you for your understanding on this matter. See You At The Races!

7/6/10, 9:08 PM	#2 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
DIRT-TRACK-JUNKIE Posts: n/a	I'll be there

7/7/10, 9:13 AM	#5 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
MacTexas Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 106	It's on my calendar.

7/7/10, 12:40 PM	#6 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
RedRacer07 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 556	It is my plan as well. Would love to hear some drivers chime in.

7/7/10, 1:36 PM	#7 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
coachmeece Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,088	I prolly be there too

7/7/10, 10:58 PM	#8 Re: Sprints $3000 @ Twin Cities Tuesday, July
mudplug Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 12	Can anyone tell me if the USAC drivers running for points are allowed to race at twin cities for this race?I thought I saw something about a USAC rule earlier this year that would keep them from competing in this event.