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(Pulaski, PA)...The Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC RUSH Dirt Late Model Touring Series powered by Pace Performance is ready to head into the new decade full speed ahead! The 2020 RUSH Late Model Touring Series Championship point fund will nearly double with the champion capturing $12,000 (see complete point fund below). The dramatic increase in the point fund quickly turned the heads of many and is expected to draw even more well known Crate Late Model racers from throughout the region to an already stout field of competitors! RUSH is proud to release the tentative 2020 schedule that will get underway April 15-18 for the "Battle of the Bay" Mid-Atlantic Speedweek.

Highlighting the current 18-event slate is the prestigious $10,000 to-win "Bill Emig Memorial", which returns to Lernerville in conjunction with the renowned "Firecracker 100" weekend with the World of Outlaws Late Models. Also featured in the schedule include the "Jook George Steel City Classic" and "Bill Hendren Memorial" events at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway, which have continued to grow in stature; these events paid $10,010 and $5,000 to-win respectively in 2019. Six other weekends have two or more complete shows minimizing travel for competitors.

"After coming off our richest Touring slate which resulted in our highest average car count in history we're looking forward to keeping the forward momentum going in 2020," acknowledged Emig. "Last year, the schedule of events went to a different level and that translated into an average of more than 38 cars for our events, often exceeding 40 plus cars and over 50 on three different occasions. With that said, we felt it was time to substantially increase our point fund and look forward to our 2020 champion earning a record $12,000 with all other points paying positions increasing greatly! Our slate of substantial paying Tour events combined with our richest ever Tour point fund is definitely going to create an awesome situation for both RUSH fans and Crate Late Model racers throughout the region!"

The 2020 schedule will get underway with the third annual "Battle of the Bay" Mid-Atlantic Speedweek April 15-18, that last year saw drivers from eight states and Canada compete. The Speedweek will kick-off once again at Delaware International Speedway in Delmar for the second annual "Raelyn Huffman Memorial" paying $4,000 to-win. Thanks to the promoters of Georgetown, Potomac, and Winchester Speedways, their events will once again be $3,000 to-win.

Besides the increase in to the standard Tour payoffs, there will again be a $3,000 point fund for the top 10 RUSH members in points over the four nights with $1,000 going to the champion. There will also be a $150 travel package for any Tour driver in the top 12 from 2019 that participates in at least the opening event. Seven of the eight scheduled "Battle of the Bay" events have been completed all-time with a minimum of 40 cars at all events. Last year's 53 cars at Delaware set a "Battle of the Bay" record. Max Blair topped 2018 champion, Logan Roberson, to win the "Battle of the Bay" crown.

DIS, under the direction of veteran promoter Charlie Cathell, has completed three successful seasons under the RUSH banner with increasing weekly car counts. Georgetown meanwhile is located just 20 miles from DIS, and promoter Brett Deyo will be entering his fourth season of having RUSH sanction his Crate Late Model races with a separate point fund that's new for 2020. Friday and Saturday sister speedways, Potomac and Winchester, have led the tremendous growth of Crate Late Model racing in the Mid-Atlantic as both will embark on their seventh season under the RUSH banner with track owner Greg Gunter and general manager Denise Hollidge.

After a month off, the Touring Series returns to Stateline Speedway for the fourth consecutive year for the "Bill Law Memorial" on May 16. The 2017 event was the first ever Tour event at the Busti, NY oval in the 10-year history of Crate Late Models in the Northeast as a big crowd watched a thriller as Jeremy Wonderling held off standout and track dominator Max Blair for the victory. The 2018 event was just as good as Damian Bidwell made a late race pass of Scott Gurdak for his first Tour win in more than three years. And last year, saw Wonderling hold off Blair and withstand a mid-race rain delay to top a record Stateline field of 33 cars.

The Stateline event is annually held in memory of the late Bill Law, who pioneered the Crate Late Model concept in the Northeast as a car owner for several racers including his son Jon. Law's grandson, Kyle Murray, carries on the family tradition as he currently competes in the RUSH Late Models. Kyle finished 10th in points in 2019 in his first year on the Tour.

The following night (Sunday, May 17), Eriez Speedway will host a "Marquee" event giving racers back-to-back $2,000 to-win shows within just a 40-mile distance. Located just outside of Erie, Pa., this will be year number two of ownership for Dave Alexander, who will again host weekly Sunday night RUSH Late Model racing. There have been seven RUSH Tour events completed all-time at Eriez and the Blairs have won all seven with Max winning six and his father Rob one in a substitution role for Max.

For the fourth straight year, Outlaw and Genesee Speedways in New York have teamed up to host back-to-back $2,000 to-win "Marquee" Events on Friday and Saturday, May 29-30. Outlaw's show will again be dubbed as the "Gary Montgomery Memorial". The last three Outlaw races have been tremendous as former BRP Can-Am racers Bryce Davis (2017) and Jeremy Wonderling (2018-2019) winning in memory of BRP Series founder Montgomery. Wonderling then ended Jason Genco's two straight Genesee Tour wins, which was part of his three-race win streak in 2019. Tyler Siri has done a tremendous job at transforming Outlaw Speedway, while Genesee promoter Jim Johnson hosts a very successful Saturday night weekly program featuring the RUSH Late Models at the Genesee County Fairgrounds in Batavia.

The most anticipated Crate Late Model race in the history of the Northeast took place last year at Lernerville Speedway as part of the track's "Firecracker 100" with the World of Outlaws Late Models. The $10,000 to-win "Bill Emig Memorial" sponsored by Hovis Auto & Truck Supply attracted 53 cars with Max Blair making a late race pass of Ross Robinson to win what was at the time the richest race in RUSH history in front of the huge crowd. The event will return in 2020 once again sponsored by Hovis June 25-27.

For the second straight year, Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway will host a trio of Tour events. The first show will be on Saturday, July 4 for the "Herb Scott Memorial". In 2019, Kyle Lukon swept all three PPMS events and pocketed $18,800 in route to a second place point finish in his first season on the Tour! Miley Motor Sports features the RUSH Late Models as their headlining division on Saturday nights at the "Monster Half Mile". PPMS is a great partner of RUSH also hosting numerous events for the RUSH Sportsman Modifieds and RUSH Sprint Cars.

The return to Sharon Speedway in Hartford, Ohio on Saturday, July 18 has long been anticipated by drivers throughout the region. The RUSH Late Models last appeared at the 3/8-mile showplace in 2016 with a pair of Tour events. That was prior to the new red clay surface that has produced tremendous racing in recent years. The RUSH Late Models ran weekly at Sharon from 2011-2014. Will Thomas III is the division's all-time winner with 13 victories. Details surrounding the event are being finalized and will be announced soon that are sure to make it a must attend for western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio race fans! This will be a big night for RUSH as the RUSH Sprint Cars and RUSH Sportsman Modifieds will also be on the card. A possible second Tour date could take place on Friday, September 11.

One night later on July 19, Eriez Speedway will host the annual "Manufacturers Night" presented by MSD Performance for their second Tour race of 2020. The last time Eriez hosted "Manufacturers Night" was 2015 and attracted 47 cars, which is also the average car count for the event over the eight-year history since the MFG Night debuted in 2012. Over $30,000 of valuable and useful products is typically distributed to competing racers on this night. Sharon and Eriez are just 80 miles apart and will serve as a great back-to-back night of racing.

For the fourth time, the "Jook George Steel City Classic" at PPMS will be a Tour event. The "Jook George" will take place on Saturday, August 8 with the exact payoff of this prestigious event TBA. The 2018 event attracted a record 51 cars and saw Jacob Hawkins take home $5,010. At last year's event presented by Zarin Truck & Automotive, Kyle Lukon left PPMS with a RUSH event record $11,610 payday thanks to the extraordinary efforts of Branden Lockwich.

The RUSH Late Models will once again invade one of the country's most state-of-the-art dirt track facilities, Weedsport Speedway, on September 12. In 2018, John Waters won the first ever RUSH-sanctioned event that was also the first ever nationally televised Crate Late Model race, while last year saw Max Blair win in his first visit to the speedway. This year's event will again be broadcast by MAVTV thanks to Sunoco Race Fuels distributed by Insinger Performance. This time however, instead of a midweek July show, will move to a Saturday night in September and join up with the Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds for the first time ever!

For the only time of the season and first in many years, back-to-back Tour events will take place at the same facility on the same weekend! Genesee Speedway will play host to the Tour on Friday and Saturday, September 25-26 with $2,000 to-win each night. It'll also be the first time Genesee has hosted back-to-back Tour events and first time the track has scheduled three events in the same season. The Saturday show will be the "Traveling Manufacturers Night" presented by MSD Performance with product giveaways for the top 15 drivers in track points at Fulton, Genesee, Humberstone, and Woodhull. The RUSH Sprint Cars will also run a complete show each night as part of their third annual "Empire State Classic".

For the fifth straight year, the Tour will be part of the "Pittsburgher 100" with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series on October 2-3. The "Bill Hendren Memorial" has been increasing in stature in recent years with $4,000 to the winner in 2018 and $5,000 last year, which was won by Kyle Lukon. Not only has the feature purse increased, but so has the "One to Remember" Non-Winners race along with the Non-Qualifier. Sponsors such as Pro Fabrication, FK Rod Ends, Pace Performance, CrateInsider.com, the Hendren Family, and others have stepped up to really make this into a major event. In 2005, Bill Hendren, the patriarch of the Hendren family and founder of Hendren Racing Engines, had the foresight to began building his affiliation with crate racing.

All Tour events in 2020 will again pay a minimum of $2,000 to-win, $225 to-start with a $200 to-win non-qualifier, and guaranteed $125 tow money with over. All events will utilize the group qualifying format featuring $100 FK Rod Ends "Shock the Clock Qualifying" and $25 to-win FK Rod End heat races.

The "500 Club" presented by Zarin Truck & Automotive will return for the second consecutive year. Five drivers from the host speedway's top 15 in points (or the closest two nearby tracks if not at a weekly-sanctioned track) the ability to win an additional $100 bonus at Tour events! The "500" Club will influx an approximate $8,000 of cash into the hands of RUSH "weekly" racers who participate in RUSH Touring events! The "$500 Club" will take place at all Tour events with the exception of the two "Manufacturers Nights".

2020 RUSH Late Model Touring Series Points Fund ($35,500 guaranteed): 1. $12,000 2. $6,000 3. $4,000 4. $3,000 5. $2,500 6. $2,000 7. $1,800 8. $1,600 9. $1,400 10. $1,200. In addition, any Tour member outside the top 10 in the final points that competed in 80% of the Marquee races will be guaranteed $600.

Sweeney RUSH Late Model Touring Series Schedule*

Wed, April 15 Delaware International Speedway (Delmar, DE) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek ("Raelyn Huffman Memorial")- $4,000 to-win (Marquee)

Thr, April 16 Georgetown Speedway (Georgetown, DE) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek - $3,000 to-win (Marquee)

Fri, April 17 Potomac Speedway (Mechanicsville, MD) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek - $3,000 to-win (Marquee)

Sat, April 18 Winchester Speedway (Winchester, VA) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek - $3,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, May 16 Stateline Speedway (Busti, NY) - "Bill Law Memorial" - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Sunday, May 17 Eriez Speedway (Erie, PA) - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Friday, May 29 Outlaw Speedway (Dundee, NY) - "Gary Montgomery Memorial" - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, May 30 Genesee Speedway (Batavia, NY) - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Thr-Sat, June 25-27 Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, PA) - "Bill Emig Memorial" at the "Firecracker 100" - $10,000 to-win (Marquee) - rain date June 28

Saturday, July 4 Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, PA) - "Herb Scott Memorial" - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, July 18 Sharon Speedway (Hartford, OH) - Event details TBA - Minimum $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Sunday, July 19 Eriez Speedway (Erie, PA) - "Manufacturers Night" presented by MSD Performance with over $30,000 in product giveaways - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, August 8 Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, PA) - "Jook George Steel City Classic" - Payoff TBA (Marquee) - rain date August 9

Friday, September 11 TBA (Platinum)

Saturday, September 12 Weedsport Speedway (Weedsport, NY) - MAVTV broadcast presented by Sunoco Race Fuels distributed by Insinger Performance - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Friday, September 25 Genesee Speedway (Batavia, NY) - $2,000 to-win (Platinum)

Saturday, September 26 Genesee Speedway (Batavia, NY) - "Traveling Manufacturers Night" presented by MSD Performance - $2,000 to-win (Marquee) - rain date September 27

Fri & Sat, October 2-3 Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, PA)2020 - "Bill Hendren Memorial" at the "Pittsburgher" - $5,000 to-win plus "One to Remember" Non-Winners Race (Marquee) - rain date October 4

SWEENEY RUSH SPORTSMAN MODIFIEDS TO BE FEATURED BI-WEEKLY AT RACEWAY 7 IN 2020; EVENTS PART OF $3,500 TO-WIN HOVIS WEEKLY SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP PLUS NEW $1,000 TO-WIN "ROUTE 7 RUMBLE" SERIES PRESENTED BY WEDGE MOTORSPORTS WITH SHARON & MORE

(Conneaut, OH)...The Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC RUSH Sportsman Modified Series powered by Pace Performance is excited to announce that Raceway 7 will host the division on a bi-weekly basis in 2020! The 7/16-mile Conneaut, Ohio track's events will be part of the Hovis Auto & Truck Supply Weekly Series Championship plus there will be a separate "Route 7 Rumble" cumulative point fund series presented by Wedge Motorsports for the Raceway 7 and Sharon Speedway events! Raceway 7 will rotate the Street Stocks and RUSH Mods throughout the season with both running bi-weekly. In addition, Raceway 7 will have a five-position weekly track point fund for both the RUSH Mods and Stocks!

Raceway 7 used to be a hotbed for weekly Big-Block Modified racing from 1975-1989, but since has only ran special events for various Northeast center-steer Modifieds divisions. Five RUSH Sportsman Modified events have been contested in the history of the division at Raceway 7 with five different winners! Adam Hilton and Dave Conant, Jr. won events during the inaugural 2014 season. After a four-year hiatus from Raceway 7, Justin Shea won a thrilling event in 2018. This past season saw Chas Wolbert and Rob Kristyak share victories during the month of June.

"We were thrilled when the McDonalds called about bringing the RUSH Sportsman Modifieds to Raceway 7 on a bi-weekly basis in 2020," stated RUSH Director Vicki Emig. "The shows there over the years have been exciting and racers are always wanting to race there more. The RUSH Mods will give Raceway 7's fans something different to watch throughout the season, and rekindle some of the Modified memories from years gone by. Raceway 7 just concluded their second year running our RUSH Late Models weekly and averaged a strong 21 cars per night for their weekly events."

The "Route 7 Rumble" Series presented by Wedge Motorsports will be a new point fund for 2020. A cumulative point system for all races between Raceway 7 and Sharon will be used with the top eight drivers in points sharing $2,500 with $1,000 going to the champion! Drivers must be a RUSH member to be eligible for the point fund.

It was already announced in the fall that the 2020 Hovis Auto & Truck Supply Weekly Series Champion for the Sweeney RUSH Mods will take home $3,500 with an increase in all 20 points-paying positions! Each points-paying position will increase from $100-$500, which represents a 36% increase over the 2019 points fund, and marks the second point fund increase since the Series debuted in 2014!

"We're coming off a season where more drivers participated than ever in the division," stated Emig. "Sharon has averaged between 24-28 cars each of the last four years and only on four nights during that period has the car count dipped below 20 cars- an almost unheard of statistic for weekly racing today! With all that said, we were pleased to increase the Weekly point fund for 2020, and now with the addition of the Raceway 7 events it'll be possible for a driver to win $4,500 not even counting the point funds at each track and the Touring Series! We're excited about the upcoming season and the continued forward momentum of the division."

The 2020 season for the RUSH Sportsman Modifieds will open up on Friday, April 11 at Tyler County Speedway for an $800 to-win Hovis Touring Series event part of "RUSH Night" at "The Bullring" in Middlebourne, West Virginia. A complete schedule of events for the RUSH Sportsman Modifieds will be announced soon.

2020 Hovis Weekly Series Championship Point Fund ($15,055): 1. $3,500 2. $2,000 3. $1,200 4. $1,000 5. $900 6. $800 7. $700 8. $600 9. $500 10. $400 11. $390 12. $380 13. $370 14. $360 15. $350 16. $340 17. $330 18. $325 19. $310 20. $300.

2020 Wedge Motorsports "Route 7 Rumble" Championship Point Fund ($2,500): 1. $1,000 2. $500 3. $300 4. $200 5. $150 6. $130 7. $120 8. $100.

Wedge Motorsports was started in 2001 by Dave Willoughby, who also serves as Sharon Speedway's General Manager since 2010. Wedge is an Authorized Hoosier Tire Distributor for all RUSH tires, an Authorized Distributor for the RUSH Bilstein Shocks for the various RUSH divisions, and has been an annual contributor to the RUSH Sportsman Modified "Manufacturers Night". Wedge is located at 7761 Dawson Dr., Warren, Ohio 44484. For more information and to view their online parts catalog, check out their website at www.wedgemotorsports.com. You can also like their Facebook at www.facebook.com/wedgemotorsports/, follow them on Twitter @wedgemotorsport or call 855-577-RACE.

Raceway 7 is located six miles south of Interstate 90, on Ohio Route 7, just south of Monroe Center (and Bushnell), Ohio at 4094 Center Road, Conneaut, OH 44030. For more information check out www.raceway7.com and like their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/racewayseven/

RACING ELECTRONICS CONTINUES AS "OFFICIAL RACING COMMUNICATIONS" OF SWEENEY RUSH RACING SERIES IN 2020; WILL AGAIN PROVIDE EQUIPMENT FOR SERIES OFFICIALS & 20 SWITCH GIVEAWAYS FOR "MFG NIGHT

(Concord, NC)...The Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC RUSH Racing Series powered by Pace Performance is pleased to announce that Racing Electronics will once again be the "Official Racing Communications" of RUSH in 2020. This will mark the third consecutive year that Racing Electronics has partnered with the Series.

"We are gracious that Racing Electronics has chosen to return as our 'Official Racing Communications'," stated RUSH Series director Vicki Emig. "It was great to have Racing Electronics expand their involvement with RUSH in 2019 by outfitting our officials with their reliable equipment and we are pleased to know that will continue in 2020. Racing Electronics will also contribute 20 SWITCH driver radios to our racers via our Manufacturers Night events once again."

Racing Electronics' SWITCH, provides benefits to both RUSH competitors and event attendees. SWITCH is the top-performing micro-receiver on the market, and its two programmable channels can be used by fans to listen to track public address announcers and race officials at RUSH events. Competitors will be able to utilize the device in the car to receive clearer communications from race control.

Racing Electronics will be located trackside at several 2020 events with SWITCH, as well as other popular communications equipment from its industry-leading line of radios, headsets and scanners.

"Racing Electronics is the undisputed leader in racing communications and we are thankful to have them continue to support RUSH in this manner," says Emig. "We're also excited to have Racing Electronics Dirt Track Specialist, Chris Michael, join us on our 'Battle of the Bay' RUSH Late Model Touring Series kickoff swing to service our racers' communication needs for the second consecutive year."

Racing Electronics is the worldwide leader in motorsports communications technology and equipment for motorsports drivers, teams, series, venues, and fans, as well as the exclusive provider of FanVision technology to NASCAR. Racing Electronics offers reliable, industry-tested equipment and best-in-class customer service throughout the motorsports industry. Founded in New Jersey in 1988, Racing Electronics has called Concord, N.C., home since 2005. For more information, visit www.racingelectronics.com.

The RUSH Racing Series is brought to you by Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC & Pace Performance along with the support of Hoosier Tire, Bilstein Shocks, Sunoco Race Fuels, Bazell Race Fuels, Insinger Performance, MSD Performance, Holley Performance Products, Hovis Auto & Truck Supply, FK Rod Ends, Wehrs Machine & Racing Products, Schoenfeld Headers, Jones Racing Products, TBM Brakes, Performance Bodies & Parts, Racing Electronics, Dirt Defender, Wrisco Industries, Frankland Racing Supply, Landrum Performance Spring, Ontime Body & Graphic, Trailer-Alarms.com, Bonnell's Rod Shop, Zarin Truck & Automotive, Sherwood Wheels, Alternative Power Sources, Precise Racing Products, Lincoln Electric, Velocita-USA, Classic Ink USA, CrateInsider.com, and Valley Fashions.

"BATTLE OF THE BAY" SPEEDWEEK TO RETURN IN 2020 FOR SWEENEY RUSH LATE MODELS APRIL 15-18 AT DELAWARE, GEORGETOWN, POTOMAC & WINCHESTER; WILL KICKOFF THE $12,000 TO-WIN TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON

(Pulaski, PA)...Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC RUSH Racing Series powered by Pace Performance Directors Vicki Emig and Mike Leone are pleased to announce that for the third straight year, the "Battle of the Bay Speedweek" will kickoff the new season for the Late Model Touring Series. The four-race Speedweek will take place April 15-18, 2020 at Delaware International, Georgetown, Potomac, and Winchester Speedways. It was recently announced that the 2020 Tour point fund was nearly doubled with $12,000 going to the champion!

For the second straight year, the opening round at DIS will be designated as the "Raelyn Huffman Memorial" paying a minimum of $4,000 to-win, $300 to-start! Also for the second straight year, the events at Georgetown, Potomac, and Winchester will pay $3,000 to-win, $250 to-start thanks to the continued strong support of these shows.

Once again, there will be a $3,000 "Battle of the Bay" point fund for RUSH member racers that will pay $1,000 to-win down 10 positions providing at least three of the events are completed. If two events are completed, the point fund will be pro-rated. And in addition, a $150 travel package will again be available for each competing top 12 drivers in 2019 Sweeney Tour points. Driver must compete in at least two events including the first race of Speedweek to be eligible.

"You're not going to find a better deal for crate racing than this Battle of the Bay," stated Max Blair after winning last year's Georgetown event. "Huge props to Mike (Leone) and Vicki (Emig) along with all of the race tracks. This is a really, really good deal for crate guys. It's the best stretch deal going in the country for us. This is a really stout field of race cars and to be able to win the first two nights is pretty awesome."

The 2019 "Battle of the Bay" saw 62 different drivers compete from eight different states (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, Ohio, and South Carolina) plus Ontario, Canada in the three completed events as the Potomac show was rained out. Thirty-five drivers participated in all three events (DIS, Georgetown & Winchester), which was an increase of seven from the 28 that participated in all 2018 events. The opening event at DIS attracted 53 cars, which was a "Battle of the Bay" record and matched the "Bill Emig Memorial" as the season high car count. Seven of the eight scheduled "Battle of the Bay" events have been completed over the two years with no less than 40 cars at any of the events!

"The 'Battle of the Bay' has been tremendous the last two years," acknowledged RUSH Director Vicki Emig. "The drivers have really supported it each of the last two years and have been rewarded with increased payoffs, the point fund, and travel money. It's an honor to again have the Huffman Family utilize RUSH and the 'Battle of the Bay' to hold Raelyn's memorial event at Delaware. We have to thank the promoters of these great speedways for continuing to allow us to open our Touring season in such a great fashion. This year's events are once again going to be an incredible kickoff to the $12,000 to-win championship!"

Ray and Brenda Huffman have been heavily involved in racing over the years with their R&J Poultry business and have sponsored RUSH Late Model drivers such as Max Blair and Cody Dawson. Shortly after the 2018 "Battle of the Bay", Raelyn lost her life in a tragic accident. Ray Huffman is Raelyn's father, while Brenda is her step-mother. Raelyn's mother is Billie Jo Justice and her step-father is Tim Justice.

Raelyn was 22 years old and from Delmar, DE- the home of Delaware International Speedway. Raelyn graduated from nearby Seaford High School and worked for Lowe's Home Improvement. She loved her job, racing, and any four-legged furry friends. Raelyn spent her weekends growing up at the races; from Friday nights at the go-kart track, Saturday nights watching RUSH Late Models, and Sundays at the US 13 Dragway with her longtime boyfriend, Matt Adams.

"It was just part of her lifestyle and that is why we we're so adamant on perusing this memorial race," explained Raelyn's sister Shelby. "She was a beautiful girl with a smile that could light up a room and a laugh that was completely contagious. We are so proud of her and how much of an amazing person she turned out to be. We love and miss her everyday and we strive to pass on her memory and share stories that celebrate her life. Our family, the Lowe's family and the racing community lost a very loved and valued member, and we all miss her very much. There are many memories that our family, co-workers and friends share that we will always cherish, but there are so many we didn't get to make. She was a one of a kind girl with a big heart, a bright smile and a loving nature. There aren't words for how loved and missed she is."

Stay tuned for more information regarding the "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek throughout the offseason.

Delaware International Speedway is a 1/2-mile track located at 37854 Sussex Highway, Delmar, DE 19940. DIS is located on a 125 acre Motorsports Complex which house's three racing facilities in one. The Speedway will celebrate their 48th consecutive year, when it opens in April of 2018. For more information on DIS, check out their website at www.delawareracing.com. The track office number is 302-846-3911. You can like their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/DelawareRacing and follow them on Twitter @delawareracing.

Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2-mile clay oval located at 24505, 24513 S. Dupont Blvd, Georgetown, DE 19947. Deyo signed a three-year lease that runs through 2022 and improvements continue at the Sussex County track, which hosted its first race in 1950. The speedway operates on a special-events-only schedule with high-profile programs from March through October. For more information on Georgetown, check out their website at www.thegeorgetownspeedway.com. You can like their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/GeorgetownSpeedway and follow them on Twitter @thegtownspdwy.

Potomac Speedway is a high-banked 3/8-mile dirt track located on Route 234 at 27963 Budds Creek Road, Mechanicsville, MD 20659. The track first opened in 1973, and is located about an hour south of Washington D.C and Baltimore. For information, check out their website at www.potomacspeedway.com or call 301-481-8855. You can like their Facebook at www.facebook.com/PotomacSpdwy and follow them on Twitter @PotomacSpdwy.

Winchester Speedway is also a high-banked 3/8-mile dirt track located just off Route 50 at 950 Airport Road Winchester, VA 22604. The track first opened in 1936 under the name of Airport Speedway. The track has been home to the Winchester 200, a major Super Late Model event, since 1963! For more information, check out their website at www.winchestervaspeedway.com or call 301-481-8855. You can like their Facebook at www.facebook.com/wincvaspeedway and follow them on Twitter @Wincvaspeedway.

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Southern All Stars Set To Kick Off 37th Season

FAYETTEVILLE, TN�The Southern All Star Dirt Racing Series will open its 37th year of racing in 2020 with 18 races conformed for the season and more dates to be added as the season opener gets closer on March 1st at the Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, SC., with March Madness paying $12,000 to win and $600 to start.

Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown, TN., Oglethorpe Speedway in Pooler, GA., Smoky Mt Speedway in Maryville, TN., Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL., Richmond Raceway in Richmond, KY., Senoia Raceway in Senoia, GA., I-7 Raceway in Sweetwater, TN., all have events in 2020 as they have been mainstays with the series over the past few years.

New tracks that have come on board as of right now for the 2020 season include Deep South Raceway in Loxley, AL., and Greenville Speedway in Greenville, MS. More tracks and dates will be added as the schedule in the next few weeks.

David Breazeale of Four Corners, MS., took his first Southern All Star Championship in 2020 as Zach Leonhardi scored the 2019 Cruise with the Champions/Dirtondirt.com Rookie of the year award. Billy Franklin of Alabaster, AL., Mark Dodson of Caledonia, MS., and Riley Hickman of Ooltewah, TN., rounded out the top five in series points.

For more information concerning the Southern All Stars contact Lynn Acklin - General Manager: 256-924-4546 www.sasdirt.com

Southern All Star Dirt Racing Series

P O Box 189

Fayetteville, TN 37334

256-924-4546 www.facebook/southernallstardirtracingseries.com www.twitter@sasdirt.com www.sasdirt.com

2020 SOUTHERN ALL STAR DIRT RACING SERIES SCHEDULE�WORKING SCHEDULE

1. Sun-March 1-Cherokee Speedway-Gaffney, SC-$12,000-19th Annual March Madness

2. Sat-March 21-Thunderhill Raceway-Summertown, TN-$4,000

3. Fri-April 3-Oglethorpe Speedway-Pooler, GA-$4,000

4. Sat-April 4-TBA

5. Sat-April 18-Deep South Raceway-Loxley, AL-$5,000

6. Fri-April 24-Smoky Mt Speedway-Maryville, TN-$5,000-Rockin� with the Stars

7. Sat-April 25-Talladega Short Track-Eastaboga, AL-$4,000-NASCAR Weekend

8. Sat-May 2-Greenville Speedway-Greenville, MS-$4,000

9. Sat-May 9-Richmond Raceway-Richmond, KY-$5,000-Rain Dodger 50

10. Sat-May 30-Senoia Raceway-Senoia, GA-$4,000-

11. Fri-June 5-Oglethorpe Speedway-Pooler, GA-$4,000-River City Rumble

12. Sat-June 6-TBA

13. Sat-June 20-Senoia Raceway-Senoia, GA-$5,454-Michael Head Jr Memorial

14. Sat- June 27-I-75 Raceway-Sweetwater, TN-$4,000

15. Sat-July 4-Thunderhill Raceway-Summertown, TN-$4,000-July 4th Spectacular

16. Sat-August 1st-Deep South Raceway-Loxley, AL-$5,000

17. Sat-August 8-Talladega Short Track-Eastaboga, AL-$10,000-3rd Annual Governors Cup

18. Sat-October 4th-Talladega Short Track-Eastaboga, AL-$4,000

19. Fri-October 16th-Smoky Mt Speedway-Maryville, TN-$3,000-King of the Mountain Fall Classic

20. Sat-October 17th-Smoky Mt Speedway-Maryville, TN-$7,000-King of the Mountain Fall Classic

SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

MORE DATES TO BE ADDED

2020 SOUTHERN ALL STAR POINTS STANDINGS

2020 CRUISE WITH THE CHAMPIONS/DIRTONDIRT.COM ROOKIE OF THE YEAR:

2020 AR Bodies Challenge:

UPCOMING SOUTHERN ALL STAR DIRT RACING SERIES EVENT:

March 1st Cherokee Speedway-Gaffney, SC-$12,000

March 21st Thunderhill Raceway-Summertown, TN-$4,000

April 3rd Oglethorpe Speedway-Pooler, GA-$4,000

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Book your room for the Night of Champions now

Social Hour/Cash Bar: 5pm-6pm
Dinner at 6pm with awards ceremony to follow

FASTRAK Companies International, LLC will hold their annual �Night of Champions� banquet in Greenville, SC on January 25th. The night will honor the 2019 champions and top performers of the FASTRAK Racing Series powered by Chevrolet Performance, FASTRAK VP Racing Fuels National Weekly Championship, ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series, ULTIMATE Northeast Super Late Model Series, and ULTIMATE Mid-Ohio Valley Super Late Model Series.

The Night of Champions will be held at the Hilton in Greenville, SC located at 45 West Orchard Park Drive. Tickets are $35 per person and must be ordered no later than January 15th. Tickets must be purchased in advance and can be done by calling Stephanie Gordon at 678-528-3117. The Night of Champions banquet is open to anyone who would like to attend.

Last year, over 200 attendees were at the Night of Champions banquet to celebrate the season. Dinner will be served, with the awards ceremony following. A cash bar will also be available.

Check out the official website for the FASTRAK Racing Series at www.fastrakracing.com and continue to follow our social media networks for the FASTRAK Racing Series. Like and Follow our Fan Page on Facebook plus follow @FASTRAK_racing on Twitter to get up to the minute news and details as they become available. FASTRAK can be found on Instagram @fastrakracing

The 2019 marketing partners for the FASTRAK Racing Series are Chevrolet Performance, Hoosier Racing Tire, AFCO �The official shock of the FASTRAK Racing Series�, VP Racing Fuel �The official fuel of FASTRAK�, VP Racing Lubricants, DealergroupUSA, Speed51.com �The official video home of FASTRAK�, Dirt Track Bank, KRC Power Steering, TNT Race Cars, Arizona Sport Shirts, Simpson Safety Equipment, Rockauto.com, and Thomas Clarke Performance.

FASTRAK Companies International, LLC will host a �State of 604 Racing� on January 25th at 10 am at the Hilton in Greenville, SC. All teams, track operators, and sponsors are invited to attend, regardless of affiliation with other sanctioning bodies. The �State of 604 Racing� will be a discussion on the current state of the 604 Late Model class. The meeting is free to attend.

�We are hosting this meeting to discuss the current state of the class, and its future moving forward,� said FASTRAK Vice President DJ Irvine, �It is important for teams, tracks, sponsors, and sanctioning bodies to work together to keep this class strong into the future.�

Everyone is encouraged to bring their laptops and mobile devices as well, as there will be a demonstration on how to use Skype. FASTRAK utilizes the free video conferencing software to help eliminate the need to travel to host meetings with teams, tracks, and sponsors. The FASTRAK staff will assist everyone in downloading the software and creating an account.

�We use Skype every day to communicate within our organization,� said Irvine, �Honestly, it is the quickest way to communicate with us at the corporate office.�

The Hilton Greenville is located at 45 West Orchard Drive. Guests are encouraged to RSVP by emailing dj@fastrakracing.com or sl@fastrakracing.com to ensure there is enough seating for everyone.

Damn Yankees 50 returns to FASTRAK Schedule

Officials with the FASTRAK Racing Series powered by Chevrolet Performance have announced the $5,000 to win Damn Yankees 50 will return to Kentucky�s Richmond Raceway on September 26, 2020. This will be the third visit for the FASTRAK Racing Series to the track known as the �Beast of the East�. The Damn Yankees 50 is the highest paying Pro Late Model race in the Bluegrass State.

�It is great to have Richmond Raceway and the Damn Yankees 50 back on the schedule in 2020,� said FASTRAK Vice President DJ Irvine, �the first two were great races, and I�m positive the third installment will be no different. It is shaping up to be one of our staple events each season.�

Todd Coffman picked up the win in the 2nd Annual Damn Yankees 50 in 2019, his first career FASTRAK Racing Series victory. Zack Dohm was the inaugural winner of the event at the 3/10-mile oval.

Tire Rule for the 3rd Annual Damn Yankees 50
FT 200/400
Crate 21/55
USA 25/55
HTS 1350/1600
LM40

NO steer tires
Grooving/siping permitted

Dirt Track Racing Workshop, January 18 in Lexington, KY

Promoters/Drivers meeting, disussion, skype training, insurance, legal discussion, sponsor ideas

FREE FOR ALL ATTENDEES

Speakers

Stan Lester- President of FASTRAK Companies International Inc. An overview of 604 Late Model racing, and the sport in general.

DJ Irvine- Vice President of FASTRAK Companies International Inc. Social Media overview and Skype.

Ryan Slagle - Sports Insurance Specialists. Will be reviewing insurance needs for tracks and drivers.

When: Saturday January 18th
Where: Hampton Inn, 2251 Elkhorn Road, Lexington KY
Time: Track Promoters- 10:00 AM, break for lunch, 2:00 - 3:00 Legal discussion
Drivers: 3:00 PM should be over around 5:00

Make sure to RSVP to save a seat. Will be limited to the first 50 tracks only

RSVP to dj@fastrakracing.com
(706)223-3014

Seats are filling up quickly for this promoter's workshop, be sure to RSVP!

FASTRAK looking for great people to join the team

As the Founder of both companies continues to move into other business ventures, we are looking for additional people to move into part time - full time positions in motorsports.

FASTRAK-ULTIMATE Franchisees/licensees. Become a part of our "brands" with your own region. Own your area with flexible terms and financing. Corporate office to provide sponsor dollars and as you add events, those continue to grow. We expect 12-15 races a year minimum. Great way to do your own racing series, but with the help of management here along with sponsor dollars.

Both the FASTRAK late model series and the ULTIMATE Super LM Series continue to search for the following people. Most positions are part time for touring events only. Some are part and/or full time.

Announcers: Different areas, different regions including new regions. Announcers normally take care of posting PR the night of an event as well.

Race Directors: Currently for the SE FASTRAK Region.

Grid and Tech people: Have a full staff now, but always looking for people and especially back ups in case someone can't make a trip.

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Book your room for the Night of Champions now

Social Hour/Cash Bar: 5pm-6pm
Dinner at 6pm with awards ceremony to follow

Last year, over 200 attendees were at the Night of Champions banquet to celebrate the season. Dinner will be served, with the awards ceremony following. A cash bar will also be available.

FASTRAK to honor Future Stars Tour Championship payout

Officials with the FASTRAK Future Stars Tour have announced that the championship payout will be honored after the series� only event at Toccoa Raceway on June 12th. Trae Kirk of Monroe, GA picked up the win in the teenager-only series� inaugural event. Kirk will be honored as the FASTRAK Future Stars Tour Champion at the FASTRAK Night of Champions banquet on January 25th in Greenville, SC. Montgomery Homes was the sponsor of the $2,500 to win championship point fund for the FASTRAK Future Stars Tour.

�These young men deserve to be recognized at our Night of Champions banquet,� said FASTRAK Vice President DJ Irvine, �They are the future of our sport and have bright careers ahead of them. A special thanks to the teams who participated in the series and to Montgomery Homes for supporting this series for young drivers.�

Kyle Stallard of Gate City, VA will be honored as the series� runner-up at the Night of Champions banquet. They will be part of the awards ceremony that will include both the FASTRAK Racing Series powered by Chevrolet Performance and all regions of the ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series.

Both Kirk and Stallard were members and competed in the lone series race in 2019, qualifying them for the points fund per the FASTRAK Future Stars Tour rulebook.

�We are going to pay these guys their point fund, as we always have and always will, even though there was only one race,� said FASTRAK Founder Stan Lester, �It wasn�t their fault that there were no more races, and they held to their commitment and so will we.�

FASTRAK offers $1 weekly sanctioning for tracks

It has never been easier or cheaper for a dirt track to gain sanctioning with one of the nation�s premier sanctioning bodies. Tracks who wish to become members of the FASTRAK Racing Series banner can now do so for just $1 per year in sanctioning fees as part of a new partnership with DealergroupUSA.

FASTRAK announced the reduced sanctioning fee Tuesday on its Facebook page, part of an effort to increase affordability for weekly sanctioning and bring more tracks into the FASTRAK family.
�Thanks to our new partnership with DealergroupUSA, we are able to implement this new idea for weekly

sanctioning,� said FASTRAK Vice President DJ Irvine, �This makes the entire program more affordable for our tracks. Without tracks, the drivers don�t have a place to race and fans won�t have a place to watch the races. We want to do our part to help tracks remain open.�

FASTRAK member tracks pay out points towards FASTRAK�s National Weekly Championship. In 2019, Kyle Thomas was awarded $5,000 as the FASTRAK National Weekly Champion, but FASTRAK has pledged to provide a $30,000-to-win National Championship and a points fund paying through the top 50 positions if 20 weekly tracks can commit to the FASTRAK Racing Series averaging 12 cars per week.

Any tracks that run Pro Late Models as a weekly division or are considering adding them to their weekly program are encouraged to contact DJ Irvine at 706-223-3014 or by email at dj@fastrakracing.com.

ULTIMATE Throwback race coming in 2020

In recent years, the NASCAR Cup Series� Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway (SC) has added to its fan allure by becoming a signature throwback race. The ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series hopes to bring that same excitement to Lake View Motor Speedway (SC) with a throwback race, Dirt Late Model style.

The ULTIMATE Southeast�s date at Lake View Motor Speedway on Thursday, September 3 will now be a throwback race in conjunction with the Southern 500 Cup race. It will be an opportunity for Dirt Late Model racers to celebrate auto racing history in their own way in front of fans already in the area for the NASCAR weekend.

�We�re doing it in conjunction with the Darlington throwback weekend,� said Kelley Carlton, ULTIMATE Southeast Race Director. �The NASCAR track being just down the road from Lake View. It�s on a Thursday night, so we�re hoping we can pull in those folks who are pulling into Darlington for the NASCAR race.�

Racers will be encouraged to show up with throwback schemes, which could represent either NASCAR stars of days gone by or Dirt Late Model legends.

�We decided we would do a throwback deal, do the same thing they are doing. We�re going to offer our competitors the opportunity to decide if they want to do a throwback to an old NASCAR scheme or an old Dirt Late Model scheme. We�re working on putting together a prize for Best Appearing or Fan Favorite car. It may be a Best Appearing award decided by fan vote.�

Carlton is excited for the event to take place at Lake View, which joined the ULTIMATE schedule in 2019 as part of the venue�s rejuvenation under Scott Tripp.

ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series throwback race coming in 2020

Racers will be encouraged to show up with throwback schemes, which could represent either NASCAR stars of days gone by or Dirt Late Model legends.

Carlton is excited for the event to take place at Lake View, which joined the ULTIMATE schedule in 2019 as part of the venue�s rejuvenation under Scott Tripp.

�I think it�s going to be pretty neat. Scott has always been a great guy to work with. He�s excited about it. They did some PR for the event all the way back at the last Darlington race. Not so much the throwback aspect, but the announcement of the race was made back then. We�re just growing some things, adding to it and trying to make it a really big event. This will give drivers plenty of time to think about it, get with their wrap people and come up with some really good ideas.

�Scott and his whole staff were on fire for the program when we came this year. When we talk about this, you can hear the excitement in his voice. We learned some stuff from going this year, track prep and such, and we really think we�ll have a jam-up event.�

Chris Knight Memorial announced for FASTRAK Racing Series at Lancaster Motor Speedway

BJ Robinson wins inaugural ULTIMATE Deep South race at Boothill Speedway

The ULTIMATE Deep South Super Late Model Series held its first ever event at Boothill Speedway in Greenwood, LA on Friday, November 29th with the Advanced Powder Coating Topless race. Fourth starting BJ Robinson of Bossier City, LA claimed the victory over a field of 20 super late models.

Polesitter Brandon Hightower led the 35-lap feature early but succumbed to engine failure early in the event. Jon Mitchell inherited the lead after Hightower retired, leading the next few circuits. Mitchell was held up in lapped traffic leaving the door open for Jason Rauen to throw a daring slider for the lead on lap 8. When Rauen made slight contact with a lapped car, Robinson was able to take the lead coming off of turn two. Robinson would never look back as he held off the field on an ensuing restart to claim the $3,000 victory. Morgan Bagley, Jon Mitchell, Patrik Daniel, and Jason Rauen rounded out the top five.

Feature Results
1) BJ Robinson; 2) Morgan Bagley; 3) Jon Mitchell; 4) Patrik Daniel; 5) Jason Rauen; 6) Brad Couch; 7) Tracy Denby Jr; 8) Jamie Burford; 9) Kevin Sitton; 10) Mark Shipman; 11) Ty Veuleman; 12) Corey Neil Jr; 13) Jason Ingalls; 14) Taylor Rateliff; 15) Billy Meazell; 16) Todd Dyer; 17) Raymond Taylor; 18) Brandon Hightower; 19) Billy Meazell; 20) Ron Sprayue

Heat 1 winner: Jason Rauen
Heat 2 winner: Jon Mitchell
Heat 3 winner: Brandon Hightower

2020 ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series schedule features 28 dates
The ULTIMATE Super Late Model Southeast Region released the working schedule for the Series� tenth anniversary season of competition in 2020 today. The slate includes 21 confirmed dates along with 7 dates that are to be announced in the next few weeks. As in recent years the series opens its season in early March at the 1/3rd mile North Georgia Speedway and the series will again close out the year at Sylvania, Georgia�s Screven Motor Speedway in November.

The ULTIMATE SE schedule is also once again highlighted with a pair of $20,000 to win events at Bill Sawyer�s immaculate Virginia Motor Speedway in Jamaica, Virginia. The Aaron�s King of the Commonwealth is set for Saturday, May 30th while Ernie Shelton�s 44th Annual USA 100 is set for Saturday, August 1st at the Mid-Atlantic region half-mile oval. Both events will be one-day shows with 60 lap features.

Returning to the ULTIMATE venue line-up for the first time in over 8 years will be the historic Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina. A pair of $5000 to win features are slated for May 2nd and July 4th respectively. Also returning to the schedule will be 311 Motor Speedway in Pine Hall, North Carolina. All other venues in the current release of the schedule were on the 2019 schedule. More details about many of the events on the schedule will be forthcoming during the time leading up to them.

�We are waiting on all the final pieces to fall into place to announce all of our TBA events. With racing season lasting nearly year-round, it takes a little extra time to get some things firmed up for some of our promoters. We anticipate announcing dates at some new venues as well as some returns to some of our previous host facilities. But we wanted to get our schedule out as early as possible for teams to make plans and so we could make any tweaks that may become necessary.
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FASTRAK offers $1 weekly sanctioning for tracks

FASTRAK announced the reduced sanctioning fee Tuesday on its Facebook page, part of an effort to increase affordability for weekly sanctioning and bring more tracks into the FASTRAK family.

�Thanks to our new partnership with DealergroupUSA, we are able to implement this new idea for weekly sanctioning,� said FASTRAK Vice President DJ Irvine, �This makes the entire program more affordable for our tracks. Without tracks, the drivers don�t have a place to race and fans won�t have a place to watch the races. We want to do our part to help tracks remain open.�

Along with the national points fund, FASTRAK member racers receive participant accident medical insurance, discounts on select Simpson Race Products and more.

FASTRAK boasts strong car counts in 2019

The FASTRAK Racing Series powered by Chevrolet Performance concluded the 2019 season at Screven Motor Speedway over the past weekend. The 2019 season saw the series� average car count hold steady at 25 cars per event from the previous year. The FASTRAK Racing Series had 15 points paying events in 2019. Non-point events included the 2nd Annual Damn Yankees 50 at Richmond Raceway, the FASTRAK World Championship at Virginia Motor Speedway, and the FASTRAK World Challenge at I-77 Speedway.

�It is great to see our average car counts holding steady,� said FASTRAK Vice President DJ Irvine, �We always want to see full fields at every event and strong fields as well. The racing on the tour this season was very competitive, seeing eight unique winners this season in points races. When you add the non-points events, that makes eleven different winners.�

While it was not factored into the average car count, FASTRAK saw a record turn-out for the $50,000 to win 2019 FASTRAK World Championship at Virginia Motor Speedway with 113 entries. The FASTRAK World Championship marked the highest late model car count of any event in several years. The record turn-out prompted Virginia Motor Speedway and FASTRAK to once again pay $50,000 to win the FASTRAK World Championship in 2020.

�We are certainly looking forward to the 2020 season,� continued Irvine, �We are returning to the Dirt Track at Charlotte Motor Speedway, the FASTRAK Triple Crown and East Coast Rumble are back along with the FASTRAK World Championship and will have some new events on the 2020 slate. Definitely looking to strengthen that average car count next year. A lot of exciting events are still in the

Sweeney RUSH Late Model Touring Series Schedule*

Wed, April 15 Delaware International Speedway (Delmar, DE) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek ("Raelyn Huffman Memorial")- $4,000 to-win (Marquee)

Thr, April 16 Georgetown Speedway (Georgetown, DE) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek - $3,000 to-win (Marquee)

Fri, April 17 Potomac Speedway (Mechanicsville, MD) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek - $3,000 to-win (Marquee)

Sat, April 18 Winchester Speedway (Winchester, VA) - "Battle of the Bay" Speedweek - $3,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, May 16 Stateline Speedway (Busti, NY) - "Bill Law Memorial" - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Sunday, May 17 Eriez Speedway (Erie, PA) - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Friday, May 29 Outlaw Speedway (Dundee, NY) - "Gary Montgomery Memorial" - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, May 30 Genesee Speedway (Batavia, NY) - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Thr-Sat, June 25-27 Lernerville Speedway (Sarver, PA) - "Bill Emig Memorial" at the "Firecracker 100" - $10,000 to-win (Marquee) - rain date June 28

Saturday, July 4 Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, PA) - "Herb Scott Memorial" - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, July 18 Sharon Speedway (Hartford, OH) - Event details TBA - Minimum $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Sunday, July 19 Eriez Speedway (Erie, PA) - "Manufacturers Night" presented by MSD Performance with over $30,000 in product giveaways - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Saturday, August 8 Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, PA) - "Jook George Steel City Classic" - Payoff TBA (Marquee) - rain date August 9

Friday, September 11 TBA (Platinum)

Saturday, September 12 Weedsport Speedway (Weedsport, NY) - MAVTV broadcast presented by Sunoco Race Fuels distributed by Insinger Performance - $2,000 to-win (Marquee)

Friday, September 25 Genesee Speedway (Batavia, NY) - $2,000 to-win (Platinum)

Saturday, September 26 Genesee Speedway (Batavia, NY) - "Traveling Manufacturers Night" presented by MSD Performance - $2,000 to-win (Marquee) - rain date September 27

Fri & Sat, October 2-3 Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway (Imperial, PA)2020 - "Bill Hendren Memorial" at the "Pittsburgher" - $5,000 to-win plus "One to Remember" Non-Winners Race (Marquee) - rain date Octob


	2020 SOUTHERN ALL STAR DIRT RACING SERIES SCHEDULE�WORKING SCHEDULE 1. Sun-March 1-Cherokee Speedway-Gaffney, SC-$12,000-19th Annual March Madness 2. Sat-March 21-Thunderhill Raceway-Summertown, TN-$4,000 3. Fri-April 3-Oglethorpe Speedway-Pooler, GA-$4,000 4. Sat-April 4-TBA 5. Sat-April 18-Deep South Raceway-Loxley, AL-$5,000 6. Fri-April 24-Smoky Mt Speedway-Maryville, TN-$5,000-Rockin� with the Stars 7. Sat-April 25-Talladega Short Track-Eastaboga, AL-$4,000-NASCAR Weekend 8. Sat-May 2-Greenville Speedway-Greenville, MS-$4,000 9. Sat-May 9-Richmond Raceway-Richmond, KY-$5,000-Rain Dodger 50 10. Sat-May 30-Senoia Raceway-Senoia, GA-$4,000- 11. Fri-June 5-Oglethorpe Speedway-Pooler, GA-$4,000-River City Rumble 12. Sat-June 6-TBA 13. Sat-June 20-Senoia Raceway-Senoia, GA-$5,454-Michael Head Jr Memorial 14. Sat- June 27-I-75 Raceway-Sweetwater, TN-$4,000 15. Sat-July 4-Thunderhill Raceway-Summertown, TN-$4,000-July 4th Spectacular 16. Sat-August 1st-Deep South Raceway-Loxley, AL-$5,000 17. Sat-August 8-Talladega Short Track-Eastaboga, AL-$10,000-3rd Annual Governors Cup 18. Sat-October 4th-Talladega Short Track-Eastaboga, AL-$4,000 19. Fri-October 16th-Smoky Mt Speedway-Maryville, TN-$3,000-King of the Mountain Fall Classic 20. Sat-October 17th-Smoky Mt Speedway-Maryville, TN-$7,000-King of the Mountain Fall Classic