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OK What the hell is a Unlimited Sprint Car. Are you trying to start a new class

PRESS RELEASE

DIRT ENTERTAINMENT BRINGS CLAY TO ORANGE SHOW SPEEDWAY!

(San Bernardino, CA, November 14, 2012)

Dirt Entertainment has just finalized an agreement to bring racing back to one of Southern California’s premier racing facilities. The Orange Show Speedway in downtown San Bernardino, California, home of some of the finest short track racing on the West Coast will be re-opened at the end of 2012 for one final race as a pavement facility, and to keep the streak of continued racing at the historic quarter mile oval alive in the record books. However, as soon as the final checkered flag falls to end the season, several loads of clay will be delivered to the fairgrounds to transform the popular family raceway into a mud-slinging thrill factory.

Although an official schedule has not been released at the time of this release, series promoter and former sprint car pilot Scott Burns states that he has a variety of divisions and racing events planned for new clay raceway. The upcoming 2013 season will most likely kick off in the spring with an open wheel double-header featuring Unlimited Sprint Cars and Full Midgets. Burns confirmed that short-term plans are to hold events at Orange Show Speedway in conjunction with the Route 66 Motorplex, an action-packed, banked 3/8 mile clay oval located at the San Bernardino Fairgrounds that is also operated by Dirt Entertainment, to allow racers the opportunity to race for a season championship split between the two venues.

Looking further down the road, Scott Burns stated that he has been in contact with other promoters, local car owners, drivers, and sponsors in hopes of creating interest among other West Coast tracks to create a healthy organization of racers and track operators working together to bring as much dirt track racing to Southern California possible and in hopes of strengthening the grass roots racing community by spreading his series to other clay ovals up and down the Coast of California.

A schedule is expected to be released within the next few weeks, and a date for the first, only and last event in 2012 will be announced in a matter of days. For more information, please email [email protected] or [email protected].

Scotty,the crack pipe references are an inside joke started years ago by an unnamed poster.I think its about time we gave it a rest.You are right this is a major step forward and I pray your investment will be warranted,as for me you can count on my support in your efforts to bring more open wheel dirt racing to the area.

thanks for what your doing and GOOD LUCK

ROB

Thanks Scott for your determination/perserverance and vision to bring increased opportunities for midget & sprint racing in So Cal. It is much appreciated! Look forward to the release of the 2013 dates.

PRESS RELEASE

DIRT ENTERTAINMENT BRINGS CLAY TO ORANGE SHOW SPEEDWAY!

(San Bernardino, CA, November 14, 2012)

Dirt Entertainment has just finalized an agreement to bring racing back to one of Southern California’s premier racing facilities. The Orange Show Speedway in downtown San Bernardino, California, home of some of the finest short track racing on the West Coast will be re-opened at the end of 2012 for one final race as a pavement facility, and to keep the streak of continued racing at the historic quarter mile oval alive in the record books. However, as soon as the final checkered flag falls to end the season, several loads of clay will be delivered to the fairgrounds to transform the popular family raceway into a mud-slinging thrill factory.

Although an official schedule has not been released at the time of this release, series promoter and former sprint car pilot Scott Burns states that he has a variety of divisions and racing events planned for new clay raceway. The upcoming 2013 season will most likely kick off in the spring with an open wheel double-header featuring Unlimited Sprint Cars and Full Midgets. Burns confirmed that short-term plans are to hold events at Orange Show Speedway in conjunction with the Route 66 Motorplex, an action-packed, banked 3/8 mile clay oval located at the San Bernardino Fairgrounds that is also operated by Dirt Entertainment, to allow racers the opportunity to race for a season championship split between the two venues.

Looking further down the road, Scott Burns stated that he has been in contact with other promoters, local car owners, drivers, and sponsors in hopes of creating interest among other West Coast tracks to create a healthy organization of racers and track operators working together to bring as much dirt track racing to Southern California possible and in hopes of strengthening the grass roots racing community by spreading his series to other clay ovals up and down the Coast of California.

A schedule is expected to be released within the next few weeks, and a date for the first, only and last event in 2012 will be announced in a matter of days. For more information, please email [email protected] or [email protected].

Scotty

Thank you.I will make every race I can

Bill

In talking with Jason S. at Perris last thursday night you guys may not have to deal with USAC next year. With Steve O. and Beezer not coming back for the 2013 season, USAC may not come back too.