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David Smith, Jr. OKPR (405) 740-4769 $10K to Win for Sport Mods at Enid Speedway FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 20, 2010 - Midwest City, Oklahoma - Best known for their annual Street Stock Nationals held in September every year for the past fourteen years, Enid Speedway Park in Enid, Oklahoma has now added the richest southern sport mod race in Oklahoma history to its distinction as the track will host a $10,000 to win event on Friday through Sunday, March 19-21, 2010. An open practice session will be held on Thursday night, March 18. Entry fee for this first annual event is $250 with cashier's check or money order only for registration. Early entry will reserve your car number for this event so preregistration is encouraged. Entry form along with official payout and rules for this event can be found by accessing the tracks website http://www.enidspeedwayparkllc.com/ and clicking the special events tab. If you are not accessible to the internet, contact promoters Kip Hughes (580) 554-2451 or Lonnie Coville (580) 554-0459 or (580) 234-4488 to obtain entry form or for any further questions that you may have for this event. Pit gates open at 3:00 PM for Thursday nights practice session with test and tune starting at 6:00 PM. Pit gates for Friday and Saturday nights preliminaries open at 3:00 PM with racing set for 7:00 PM. Pit gates for Sunday afternoons championship finale open at 11:00 AM with racing set for 2:00 PM. There will be a free cookout held at the track at the conclusion of Thursday nights practice. Current Southern sport mod rules apply with car must weighing 2,350 with driver. Hoosier 500 or 8" scuffs with grooving and siping allowed. Engine claim will be $2000 and swap. Sundays championship "A" feature will pay $10,000 to win with $750 just to start the twenty-four car event. Twenty cars will qualify through the Friday and Saturday night preliminaries with two provisionals making up the field. The "B" feature will pay $400 to start for all non-qualifiers while the "C" feature pays $250 to start for non-qualifiers. Grandstand admission is $15 for adults, $13 for seniors or with military ID, $5 for kids ages 6-12 while children six and under still get in free.
David Smith Jr.
www.oklahomatidbits.com
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