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April 27, 2012 at 01:45:48 PM
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PETALUMA, CA (4-24-12) - After two rain cancellations, the 2012
Civil War Sprint Car Series is slated to officially roar into action this
Saturday night at the famed Petaluma Speedway. Located on the Sonoma Marin
County Fairground, the Petaluma 3/8 mile will be graced with nearly 40
California's best 360 sprint car drivers as they take the green flag to the much
anticipated season opener.

The 2012 Civil War Sprint Car Series will consist of 13 events at six of
California's best known race tracks that have all experienced the thrill of
Civil War Sprint Car Racing in year's past. The hosts of this tour span Northern
California from the Sierra Foothills to the Wine Country and the Coastal Region
and one historical track will be bringing the thrill of War back to its dirt
after a several year hiatus.

In addition to Saturday's opener, Petaluma Speedway will host three events
during the year Saturday's race will be followed by visits on July 7, and
September 15th when the Civil War Warriors vs. the Petaluma Posse for the final
time of the year.

The 2012 Hoosier Racing Tires Civil War Series was set to begin on Saturday,
March 17 at a track that been long overdue to feel the fury of the winged
warriors. After a several year hiatus, Marysville Raceway Park. This event was
postponed due to weather with a rain date still to be announced. The series will
return to Marysville on May 26th in an event that will kick off a North Valley,
two track double header for the Memorial Day holiday.

Placerville Speedway, the famed quarter-mile clay bullring track in the
foothills, will host a total of three events in the season to come. Placerville
was to host the second segment of the Civil War series on March 23rd. However,
inclement weather forced a wash out on this event as well. The tour returns on
July 4th for the Independence Day Spectacular and a rain date will be announced
during the season. The tour will wrap up both the Placerville Speedway season
and the Civil War Championship on September 22 with the Thompson's Auto Center
Tribute to Al Hinds."

Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico will be home to three Civil War Series events
in the year ahead. The winged warriors will take to the Chico clay on May 27th
for the annual Memorial Day weekend event during the Silver Dollar Fair. The
series returns to the popular high banked oval on June 15th and September
5th.

The tour will travel north to the track that always welcome's the Civil War
Winged Warriors with open arms, American Valley Speedway in Quincy on June 16th.
This event will tentatively include an open competition race on the Friday night
prior and is always a great race for the teams with a racer bbq for drivers that
chose to travel to the scenic facility one day prior to the event.

Calistoga Speedway is California's largest dirt track, a flat half mile
located in the scenic wine country on the Napa County Fairgrounds. This year the
Civil War Series will return to the big track for the Calistoga Cup on Saturday,
August 4th. Last season new clay and new life was been brought into this
historic dirt track and this event is surely one that race fans will enjoy as
drivers reach incredible heights in speed in the shadow of the Mt. St Helena in
the Napa Valley.

Look for the Civil War Warriors to go up against the
Petaluma Posse this Saturday night and bring a great deal of heat t the North
Bay. The grandstands open at 4 p.m. Adult tickets will be $16, Juniors $12 and
Seniors will be $10. For further information on this event log on to
www.petaluma-speedway.com or visit www.civilwarsprints.com



sprintcarkelly
April 27, 2012 at 04:58:34 PM
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I really dislike when there is a big 410 and 360 race on the same night! I was really looking forward to seeing all my favorite 410 and 360 drivers at one race! I also really like both Placerville and Petaluma Speedway. Anyone else kinda frustrated that we have to choose between what race to go to? Sprint car racing is stuggling as it is, and in my opinion different tracks and series shouldn't be scheduling against each other!


Looking forward to the new Golden State King of the 
West series schedule! 

Winged sprintcars = the fastest and most exciting 
racecars on dirt! 



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