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Increased Points Fund Announced for the 2010 Season
by: Dan Robinson
WHEATLAND, MO (March 31 2010) - With the 2010 racing season now only
days away, Officials with Lucas Oil Speedway are pleased to announce a new
and improved points fund for 2010. The 2010 Track Champions in the TNT Quick
Shop Late Models, the Pitt's Homes A-Modifieds, and the Carson's Corner Napa
Factory Stocks will each receive a minimum of $2,000, $1,500, and $600
respectively in cash plus an improved contingency program.
The most noticeable difference from past seasons is that all drivers that
run at least 70% of the shows in their respective classes are now eligible
for Post-Season awards including cash and contingencies. It is required in
2010 that you participate in at least 70% of the available races to be
eligible for postseason awards. Events rained out or otherwise canceled
shall not count against the requirement for eligibility in the championship
point fund. In previous seasons, only the Top 10 regardless of the number of
races attempted were eligible. "We wanted to make sure we did something for
all of the drivers that work hard all season and loyally run Lucas Oil
Speedway week in and week out." stated Lucas Oil Speedway General Manager
Dan Robinson.
The breakdown for the TNT Quick Shop Late Model class point fund will be:
1) $2,000, 2) $1,000, 3) $750, 4) $600, 5) $500, 6) $400, 7) $300, 8) $250,
9) $200, 10) $150, 11) $140, 12) $130, 13) $120, 14) $110, 15th and up $100.
Based on 20 cars running 70% or more of the shows, the season championship
points fund is $7,250.
The Pitt's Homes A-Modified class championship point fund will be:
1) $1,500, 2) $1,000, 3) $750, 4) $600, 5) $500, 6) $400, 7) $300, 8) $250,
9) $200, 10) $150, 11) $140, 12) $130, 13) $120, 14) $110, 15th and up
$100.00. Based on 20 cars running 70% or more of the shows, the season
championship points fund is $6,750.
The Carson's Corner Napa Factory Stock class championship point fund will
be:
1) $600, 2) $400, 3) $300, 4) $200, 5) $150, 6) $140, 7) $130, 8) $120, 9)
$110, 10) $100, 11) $90, 12) $80, 13) $70, 14) $60, 15th and up $50. Based
on 20 cars running 70% or more of the shows, the season championship points
fund is $2,850.
The end of season Championship Awards Banquet is tentatively scheduled for
November 13th, 2010 at the Pomme de Terre Shrine Club near Hermitage,
Missouri.
About Lucas Oil Speedway
The Lucas Oil Speedway is considered by Industry Insiders to be one of the
top five Dirt Tracks in the Nation. Located in Wheatland Missouri about an
hour north of Springfield and only about an hour and a half from Kansas
City. It's called "The Diamond of Dirt Tracks" and it certainly lives up to
that title. Twenty one luxury suites, a giant HD Jumbo Tron Screen, Musco
Sports lighting, a Bose Stadium Sound System, Go Kart Track for all ages,
The Diamond Bar, the best track food in the country, and the nicest pits in
dirt track racing are just a few of the amenities that set us apart.
We host some of the largest dirt track events in the Midwest featuring some
of the biggest names in racing including: The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series, The Lucas Oil Pro-Pulling League, The Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Cars,
The Lucas Oil Sprint Bandits, and The Lucas Oil MLRA.
In addition to the awesome special events, the Lucas Oil Speedway hosts the
"Rockstar Energy Drink Championship Series" of weekly racing featuring the
TNT Quick Shop Late Models, the Pitt's Homes A-Modifieds, and the Carson's
Corner Napa Factory Stocks. The National Race Media has called these shows,
"some of the Best Weekly Racin' in the Nation!"
Last season the speedway boasted over 15 Nationally Televised Events on
ESPN2, SPEED CHANNEL and the Versus Network. For complete information
including this seasons schedule, log on to www.LucasOilSpeedway.com.
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