UPDATED 3/21/19
**FRIDAY NIGHT'S ALL IN 25 HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO EXTREMELY WET GROUNDS, EVERYTHING IS STILL A GO AND LOOKS GREAT FOR SATURDAY'S NO WAY OUT 40!!


Up Next: Saturday, March 23rd - Sprint Car Double Header Weekend

*Open tire rule for sprints*


Saturday, March 23, 2019 - 11th Annual No Way Out 40 Presented by Wehmiller Express

Price:
General Admission - Adults $25 / Kids Ages 6-11 $5
Pit Admission - Additional $15 ALL AGES

Times:
Gates Open: 3pm
Driver Registration: 3pm - 5:15pm
Driver's Meeting: 5:30pm
Hot Laps: 6pm

Racing:
410 Non Wing Sprints - $7,500 to win/$400 to start
Modifieds - $1,000 to win/$100 to start
Indiana Pro Late Models - $1,000 to win/$150 to start Sponsored by P3 Graphix
Super Stocks - $800 to win/$80 to start Sponsored by Woolston Automotive
**PLUS ADD $100 TO THE WINNER IF THEY HAVE A HOOSIER TIRE AND VP RACE FUEL DECALS (STICKERS) ON THEIR WINNING CAR!
Also, there will be a $50 hard charger award sponsored by Dirt Track Specialties

**Primitive camping is available, no fires on the ground (must be contained in an above ground)**

Seat marking may begin at gate opening on Saturday.

For complete information you can stay up to date at www.brownstownspeedway.com

Too many divisions on a Saturday night in March!!! When the sun goes down it will be cold.

Bruce Eckel

I totally agree, even though I still plan on going. Brownstown is not the only track that does that. Long drawn out shows are something I avoid now.

Won't be as cold as last Saturday for the IceBreaker. How uncomfortable it is will depend on the wind direction.

Time trialing Saturday?

Single car or group qualifying? Anyone know or remember from years past

Not to be negative, or rehash again support classes, but I just do not go when there are more than 1 support class. Just not my thing, there are those that go for the cabs, but not me. Yes, I know, they bring numbers that allow the promoter to make more money. I would do the same, but, on other side, I will just stay away.

People whine there are no good purses outside USAC or a few MSCS Haubstadt shows.
Mason is trying to keep a non sanctioned show that pays well. If this is the way they gotta do it. So be it.

Bubbas had only one support division down there and took them forever to get the mod lites done with all the cautions I would say it will take brownstown less time to get all their support divisions done

Has anyone seen the purse breakdown for this race? I know $7500 to win, $400 to start but havnt seen anything else.