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Ready for Saturday night stock car racing to resume in central Missouri?
by:
Ron Lueck - Spokesman
Moberly Mo. (March 24, 2006) -
This season's test & tune scheduled for the first two days of April.
Cars will be allowed onto the track just two at a time for a maximum of
five laps get their racing set-ups and their techniques "dialed in". A
pass to the pit area for each of these two weekend days will be $10 per
person per day. And the grandstands will be free to
those who just need to spend some time watching racecars moving around
the
high banks of Moberly on the Saturday and Sunday afternoons of April 1st
and
2nd. Times are from Noon to dusk each day.
This season, in addition to the five regular classes of A-modified,
B-modified, Sportsman, Hobby Stock and 4 Cylinder Hornets, 24 Raceway
will
see once-a-month visits from some other exciting classes of racecars.
It
will start with the return of the Limited Late Models on the 2nd
race night
of the year, April 15, for their scheduled monthly show. Also racing
once a
month will be both a designated mechanics race, and Mod Lites together
with
Dwarf Cars on yet another date.
Once again, the 360 Sprints will come to 24 Raceway to compete in the
annual
Gary Scott Memorial Special, set this year for Memorial Day Weekend, May
27.
Another W.O.W. Sprint car race is set for later in September on the 16th, and still a 3rd is being considered for sometime in July.
This year, the ticket prices will be as follows: Grandstand tickets
will be
$10 each for Adults, and $5 for Kids 6 thru 12. Pit passes have been
set at
$22 per person for 2006. In addition, the lower end of the payouts for
some
classes have been increased, as a means of getting a bit more of the
bucks
back to the participants.
These practice days of both April 1 & 2 are designed for the drivers to
"get
a feel for the track" before the actual start of the season on April 8.
All
five weekly classes of A-modified, B-modified, Sportsman, Hobby Stock
and 4
Cylinder Hornets will start competing for the 2006 season points
beginning
at 7pm. The Saturday night of April 22 will see the first of the eight
scheduled special events, with this one being a Hornet Special.
Workers have added some 40+ truck-loads of dirt to the track, rebuilt
the
north concrete wall, and working the place into racing shape during this
last month of the off-season. So come out and enjoy the fun this season
at
24 Raceway, Moberly, Missouri, back again for a whole new year of
exciting
wheel to wheel racing!
The web site of
www.24racewayinmoberly.com
is
currently down for a few more weeks until the return of webmaster Sam
Smith
from his service to our country, so please be patient. If you see him
at
the track sometime during the season, you might want to give him an "atta
boy" for doing his part in the armed forces.