By DirtOnDirt.com PR (Little Rock, AR) — For the third consecutive year, Sprint Car fans around the world will be able to watch I-30 Speedway’s COMP Cams Short Track Nationals live on their computer screens through a live online pay-per-view production on www.shorttracknationals.com.
I-30 Speedway and Internet video production company DirtonDirt.com have again partnered to offer a live video production of the COMP Cams Short Track Nationals Oct. 23-25 as the country’s top Sprint Car drivers converge on I-30’s quarter-mile oval for the 27th running of one of the sport’s most prestigious events.
“We’re thrilled to be back and working with Tracey and her team again,” said DirtonDirt.com founder Michael Rigsby. “This event continues to grow, and we hope we can showcase that for the Sprint Car fans out there. One thing about Little Rock, it’s ALWAYS exciting, and the racetrack always produces something that fans remember. It should be another really good year in Little Rock, and online!”
The action-packed weekend kicks off with the Short Track Nationals Open on Wednesday night, Oct. 22. Added to the Short Track Nationals weekend last season, the Open was a major hit with competitors and fans alike. The standalone event pays $2,000 to the winner and provides a provisional starting spot for Saturday’s main event to the highest finishing driver among the top four to not make the A-Main.
Short Track Nationals preliminary action kicks off Thursday, Oct. 23 with a complete program of heat races, qualifiers, B-mains, and a 25-lap feature with the top three finishers locking into Saturday night’s dash for cash and feature. The same program will be held Friday, Oct. 24, leading up to last-chance events and the $15,000-to-win main event on Saturday, Oct. 25.
The five-camera coverage will be hosted by veteran announcers Ben Shelton and Bryan Hulbert from inside the booth, while Scott Traylor of RacinBoys.com will provide reports and interviews from the pit area.
The Short Track Nationals live video production will have its own home on the Internet at www.shorttracknationals.com, where fans can go now to order their pay-per-view package. Single-night prices are set at $24.99 per night or fans can order a four-day package and watch the entire weekend’s action for just $69.99, a savings of over $30 over buying each night separately.
Fans are encouraged to follow the Short Track Nationals on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ShortTrackNationals and Twitter at www.twitter.com/ShortTrackNats (@ShortTrackNats). The official Twitter hashtag for the event and live video production is #ShortTrackNats.
