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BIG CASH, PRIZES UP FOR GRABS AT BLOOMINGTON’S FALL CLASH

Sprint Cars, UMP Super Stocks racing Friday Night, Sept. 17



BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 9, 2010 – With the support of several great companies, Bloomington Speedway and Tri-State Speedway have organized a “racers giveaway” drawing for any team that enters both of the Midwest Sprint Car Series races on Sept. 17 (Bloomington) and Sept. 18 (Haubstadt).

The Midwest Sprint Car Series passes through Bloomington Speedway Friday night, Sept. 17, for the annual Fall Clash. In addition to Bloomington’s Grimes Pools and Spas Sprint Car regulars, some of the country’s best sprint cars drivers are expected to race for the $5,000-to-win purse and the chance to win great gifts.

More than 65 sprint cars filled the Bloomington Speedway pit area for the 2009 Fall Clash.

The grand prize in the “racers giveaway” is a new sprint car DMI Bulldog XR-2 rear end, valued at nearly $2,000. The drawing will take place at Tri-State Speedway on Saturday night, Sept. 18. The DMI Bulldog Rear End is courtesy of DMI, Sprint Mart, Bloomington Speedway, and Tri-State Speedway.

Other giveaways include two Hoosier DT-3 Racing Tires, which is the mandatory right rear tire in Midwest Sprint Car Series racing. Two drivers will receive one racing tire each, courtesy of Hoosier Tire Midwest of Springfield, Ill.
Kurt Gross and VP Racing Fuel Midwest, of Terre Haute, Ind., will give away a 55-gallon drum of racing fuel. AFCO Racing Products, of Boonville, Ind., is offering a $200 certificate toward the purchase of two, small body adjustable remote gas shocks. The recipient of the certificate must purchase two new shocks to receive the discount. Speedway Motors, Inc., of Lincoln, Neb., will be giving away a helmet bag.

Bloomington Speedway and Tri-State Speedway, along with the Midwest Sprint Car Series, appreciate the involvement of these various sponsors in assisting with and providing these valuable prizes for this year’s racers giveaway.
The Tire and Wheel Center UMP Super Stocks will also be racing next Friday with $600 going to the winner if there are 27 or fewer cars. The winner will receive $750 if there are 28 or more Super Stocks racing that night.

Spectator gates Friday night open at 5:30 p.m.; hot laps are at 6:30 with racing beginning at 7:30. General admission is $20 for adults, and kids under 12 are always FREE general admission at Bloomington Speedway with a general admission paying adult.

For more information, go to www.bloomingtonspeedway.com or call (812) 824-7400.

[Wallsracing]

Can we top 67 cars this year

[racefan20]

Originally Posted by Wallsracing Can we top 67 cars this year

Do we really want to? The draw method doesnt really work too well with that many cars

[bmemmer]

it would be nice to see around 40 for each night. My Thought is on bloomington with that many cars track will go away not complaing just a statement i love bloomington! then it would be awesome to get 40 for haubstadt on saturday which is a dream because its to far south for drivers to make it. If we could get around 32 for haubstadt that would be awesome!!

[Rpracing1]

Originally Posted by racefan20 Do we really want to? The draw method doesnt really work too well with that many cars

What are ya, skeerred or sumthin.......

[SHORTBUS]

Originally Posted by rpracing1 what are ya, skeerred or sumthin.......

he just likes to whine just like dino don jk

[Dirtfan]

Originally Posted by Wallsracing Can we top 67 cars this year

Not gonna happen Lloyd.

[DICNJAN]

Everyone talkes about a lot of cars
then you talk about the draw
what happened , how did we get to this draw
if you are not lucky at the draw
you start on the back of the heat
before long will all go to the track
they will draw for the heats
then draw for the amain
the guy that gets number 1 will be the winner
we all go home

[racin jason]

It is going to a GREAT racing weekend!!! We worked really hard to get these great prizes for the drivers. We are currently working on some stuff for the fans. I already have several autographed 8x10's from numerous photographers along with alot of t-shirts from the drivers for the fans each night.

In 2009 we had 65 entries at Bloomington with Jon Stanbrough taking home the $5,000 payday. With a nicely groomed track Shane Cottle got the final transfer spot in the 2nd B Main and started 20th in the A Main and came home with a 4th place finish passing 16 cars!!

We had 46 entries at Tri-State Speedway with Bryan Clauson taking home the $10,000 payday. Yet again a very nicely prepared race track allowed Casey Shuman to take the final transfer spot in the B Main, start 20th in the A Main and come home with an 8th place finish!!

There were alot of QUALITY cars at both events and a TON of side by side action, with several slide jobs being exchanged and ALOT of passing at each show.

I look for the same thing this year and hope to see alot of people at each track supporting this great racing weekend. Please stop by the pits after each show and visit with the drivers and thank them for the show they put on for you!!!

Racin Jason Adams
Tour Director and Series Announcer
Midwest Sprint Car Series
www.mscssprints.com
racinjasonadams@yahoo.com
812-664-8268