The 2008 UMRA schedule is now up at www.umra.com.
Thanks to all the promoters for giving us a chance to make 2008 something special. I hope everyone will come and see us.
Travis

[bgbrd]

Thanks for the memorial races. Can't wait for the season to start.:greenflag:

It is the least we could do for these men.

[STP]

Did anyone notice Salem Speedway? That's a cool one!

[Dwight Clock]

Originally Posted by STP Did anyone notice Salem Speedway? That's a cool one!

If you noticed it listed it as dirt. Thunder Valley in Salem.

Originally Posted by Dwight Clock If you noticed it listed it as dirt. Thunder Valley in Salem.

From Jim Morrison
Salem is one of those rare communities that has two race tracks. Thunder Valley is actually in the city of Salem (600 Market Street) adjacent to the county fairgrounds. Its a quarter-mile dirt with grandstands on the side of a hill. The track sits down in a small valley. It is very similar to the Decatur County Fairgrounds in Greensburg, Ind. It's great for TQs and mini sprints. There have been a couple of times where I left the high bank and driven across town in time to catch the feature for a UMRA show.

Good to see the memorial races. All contributed greatly to the sport and UMRA.

One question, in the past the Greensburg race in September was the Dwenger Memorial -- in honor of Dick, who won two driving titles, and his son Larry, who won five car owner championships in six years. Both died within a month of each other in early 1994. The schedule lists the July race as the Dick Dwenger Memorial. Is that intended to be the Dwenger Memorial and was just mislabled, the same as Salem Speedway instead of Thunder Valley?

[Chris Nunn]

Mason and Tawnya will be quick to tell you that it is the "Mighty Thunder Valley Speedway" and not the Salem Speedway

[Gregg]

Glad to see that you have a second date at Larryburg.