Short Track Super Series, ARDC Midgets highlight May slate
For Immediate Release
Contact: Shawn T. Wood, shawn@thedirttrackchannel.com
Track: 570-295-7715
April 29, 2016
MINERSVILLE
– Those pesky April showers that bring May flowers found northeastern
Pennsylvania on Friday and along with an unfavorable weather forecast,
Big Diamond Speedway promoter Jake Smulley has cancelled tonight’s
racing card.
The track was able to get in several events in April
as the CJ’s Tire & Automotive Services 358 modified division had
three different winners in as many races while the U.S.S. Achey
sportsman division was dominated by Brandon Grosso who won three of the
four events.
Several different drivers visited victory lane in both the Savage 61
roadrunners and the No Sweat Service Group street stock divisions in
April. The stock cars once again provided side-by-side action for the
fans.
The track will welcome two tour series in the month of May.
Brett
Deyo’s Short Track Super Series arrives on Tuesday, May 10, for the
Anthracite Assault and the American Racing Drivers Club midgets will
make their first appearance of the season on Friday, May 13.
The
first race of the month takes place on the 6th with a four-division show
of 358 modifieds, sportsman, roadrunners and street stocks.
The
STSS race is a 50-lapper for the combined North and South regions on May
10 and pays $5,000 to win and $400 to take the green. There is a
special start time of 7:45 p.m. for the race on May 10. The race will
carry a rain date of May 17.
The sportsman portion of the racing
card will be the first race in the seven-event STSS Open Sportsman
series. The 25-lap feature pays $1,000 to win and $125 to take the
green. Also on the card that night will be the 600 modifieds.
On
Friday, May 13, the ARDC midgets will join the 358 modifieds,
roadrunners and vintage cars for a four-division show whle the Red White
and Blue Auto sportsman challenge and Kim’s Kreations Mechanics race
highlights the May 20 card. There will be no 358 modifieds that night.
The
month wraps up on Friday, May 27 with the Mark’s Service Center Night;
Gone but not forgotten memorial race. The vintage cars will join the 358
modifieds, sportsman and roadrunners that evening.
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