First Time Visits to Pike County and Baton Rouge!
Columbus, MS-The Mississippi State Championship Challenge will make two first time ever visits this weekend as the MSCCS pilots will make their first ever appearance at Pike County Speedway in Magnolia, Mississippi and then venture across the border to take part in the MSCCS versus SUPR Challenge at the Baton Rouge Raceway in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The strong following of MSCCS drivers are prepared for battle this weekend where healthy purses, the championship chase, bragging rights, and pride are all on the line.
Action gets underway this Saturday night at Pike County Speedway with a 50-lap A-Main paying $2,500 to win and $300 to start on the high banked 3/8’s mile oval. It will be the first ever MSCCS visit but many of the MSCCS drivers have had their share of success on the fast oval and are looking forward to taking the first ever win under the MSCCS banner. The format at Pike County will consist of Brown Engineering Pole Qualifying and the Cliburn Tank Lines Qualifier events plus two provisional starters to complete the 22-car starting field.
Action will then moves south to Baton Rouge Raceway for the 2nd ever MSCCS versus SUPR Series Challenge event. David Breazeale and the MSCCS took the win in the previous encounter in Jackson, Mississippi in 2003. The Battle in Baton Rouge will see the SUPR passing points race format observed along with B-Mains and each series receiving 2 provisional starters each to determine the 24-car starting field. The night will culminate with a $2,500 to win and $400 to start 50-lap main event. Rules for the Baton Rouge event will see open engines at 2300lbs and SUPR/SAS Spec at 2150lbs. All steel motors 2200lbs. Weights are anytime. Tire rules will be open on the front with Hoosier 55’s, 1600’s, and American Racer MD-56’s allowed on the rear with a minimum of 60 hardness when checked. SUPR Spec spoiler template will be used.
There will be plenty of added monies on the line with the MSCCS contingency program each night such as Ronnie Rogers’ contingency program with the “Win with Wall 2 Wall” bonus system for drivers using Wall 2 Wall power plants by offering a significant $500 bonus for each MSCCS win using Wall2Wall engines. In addition to the healthy contingency plan Wall 2 Wall will offer $100 cash to the Top Qualifier and $200 if being the Top Qualifier with a Wall 2 Wall engine at each event.
The Jay Dickens Racing Engines Rookie of the Year battle has Neil Baggett as the leading RotY campaigner. David Breazeale is leading the Brown Engineering Fast Gun Award. David Gentry of Lewisburg, Tennessee continues to show the way leading the MSCCS points as David Breazeale and Rodney Wing have made progress and are closing the gap on Gentry.
For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please visit the MSCCS website at www.stateseries.com or call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 days or 601-482-5251 evenings.
Upcoming MSCCS Events
May 28: Pike County Speedway - $2,500 to win
May 29: Baton Rouge Speedway - $2,500 to win
June 3: Simpson County Motorsports Park - $2,000 to win
June 4: Jackson Motor Speedway - $2,500 to Win
June 11: Talladega Short Track - $5,000 to Win
2005 MSCCS Winners:
3/5 South Mississippi Speedway – David Gentry
3/11 Columbus Speedway – Shannon Babb
3/19 Queen City Speedway – David Breazeale
4/9 Jackson Motor Speedway – David Gentry
4/23 Central Mississippi Speedway – David Breazeale
5/7 Pine Ridge Speedway – Scott Dedwylder
5/21 Magnolia Motor Speedway – Mike Boland
MSCCS Points Top 15:
1-David Gentry-880 2-David Breazeale-795 3- Rodney Wing-655 4- Chris Wall-645 5-Marlon Wild-630 6-Marty Hardy-625 7-Jay Blair-585 8-David Molpus-525 9-Neil Baggett ®-490 10-Scott Slay-490 11-Dennis Duncan-485 12-Ronny Lee Hollingsworth ® -455 13-Mike Boland-460 14-Keith Miller-375 15-Chad Thrash-370
Brown Engineering Fast Gun Award Standings:
David Breazeale -4
Shannon Babb – 1
Scott Dedwylder - 1
MSCCS 2005 corporate sponsors:
Hoosier Tire South, Jay Dickens Racing Engines, Jimmy Smith's American Race Tires, Brown Engineering, Cliburn Tank Lines, Brodix Cylinder Heads, Wall 2 Wall Racing Engines, Schaeffer's Oil, Clausen Racing, Wrisco, New Vision Graphics, Larry Shaw Race Cars, Oval Craft, Bullet Cams, MasterSbilt Race Cars, Behind the Wheel/Late Model America, GRT Race Cars, Mason Racin, ARP, Warrior, TWM Racing Products, and MidSouthRacing.com
Columbus, MS-The Mississippi State Championship Challenge will make two first time ever visits this weekend as the MSCCS pilots will make their first ever appearance at Pike County Speedway in Magnolia, Mississippi and then venture across the border to take part in the MSCCS versus SUPR Challenge at the Baton Rouge Raceway in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The strong following of MSCCS drivers are prepared for battle this weekend where healthy purses, the championship chase, bragging rights, and pride are all on the line.
Action gets underway this Saturday night at Pike County Speedway with a 50-lap A-Main paying $2,500 to win and $300 to start on the high banked 3/8’s mile oval. It will be the first ever MSCCS visit but many of the MSCCS drivers have had their share of success on the fast oval and are looking forward to taking the first ever win under the MSCCS banner. The format at Pike County will consist of Brown Engineering Pole Qualifying and the Cliburn Tank Lines Qualifier events plus two provisional starters to complete the 22-car starting field.
Action will then moves south to Baton Rouge Raceway for the 2nd ever MSCCS versus SUPR Series Challenge event. David Breazeale and the MSCCS took the win in the previous encounter in Jackson, Mississippi in 2003. The Battle in Baton Rouge will see the SUPR passing points race format observed along with B-Mains and each series receiving 2 provisional starters each to determine the 24-car starting field. The night will culminate with a $2,500 to win and $400 to start 50-lap main event. Rules for the Baton Rouge event will see open engines at 2300lbs and SUPR/SAS Spec at 2150lbs. All steel motors 2200lbs. Weights are anytime. Tire rules will be open on the front with Hoosier 55’s, 1600’s, and American Racer MD-56’s allowed on the rear with a minimum of 60 hardness when checked. SUPR Spec spoiler template will be used.
There will be plenty of added monies on the line with the MSCCS contingency program each night such as Ronnie Rogers’ contingency program with the “Win with Wall 2 Wall” bonus system for drivers using Wall 2 Wall power plants by offering a significant $500 bonus for each MSCCS win using Wall2Wall engines. In addition to the healthy contingency plan Wall 2 Wall will offer $100 cash to the Top Qualifier and $200 if being the Top Qualifier with a Wall 2 Wall engine at each event.
The Jay Dickens Racing Engines Rookie of the Year battle has Neil Baggett as the leading RotY campaigner. David Breazeale is leading the Brown Engineering Fast Gun Award. David Gentry of Lewisburg, Tennessee continues to show the way leading the MSCCS points as David Breazeale and Rodney Wing have made progress and are closing the gap on Gentry.
For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please visit the MSCCS website at www.stateseries.com or call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 days or 601-482-5251 evenings.
Upcoming MSCCS Events
May 28: Pike County Speedway - $2,500 to win
May 29: Baton Rouge Speedway - $2,500 to win
June 3: Simpson County Motorsports Park - $2,000 to win
June 4: Jackson Motor Speedway - $2,500 to Win
June 11: Talladega Short Track - $5,000 to Win
2005 MSCCS Winners:
3/5 South Mississippi Speedway – David Gentry
3/11 Columbus Speedway – Shannon Babb
3/19 Queen City Speedway – David Breazeale
4/9 Jackson Motor Speedway – David Gentry
4/23 Central Mississippi Speedway – David Breazeale
5/7 Pine Ridge Speedway – Scott Dedwylder
5/21 Magnolia Motor Speedway – Mike Boland
MSCCS Points Top 15:
1-David Gentry-880 2-David Breazeale-795 3- Rodney Wing-655 4- Chris Wall-645 5-Marlon Wild-630 6-Marty Hardy-625 7-Jay Blair-585 8-David Molpus-525 9-Neil Baggett ®-490 10-Scott Slay-490 11-Dennis Duncan-485 12-Ronny Lee Hollingsworth ® -455 13-Mike Boland-460 14-Keith Miller-375 15-Chad Thrash-370
Brown Engineering Fast Gun Award Standings:
David Breazeale -4
Shannon Babb – 1
Scott Dedwylder - 1
MSCCS 2005 corporate sponsors:
Hoosier Tire South, Jay Dickens Racing Engines, Jimmy Smith's American Race Tires, Brown Engineering, Cliburn Tank Lines, Brodix Cylinder Heads, Wall 2 Wall Racing Engines, Schaeffer's Oil, Clausen Racing, Wrisco, New Vision Graphics, Larry Shaw Race Cars, Oval Craft, Bullet Cams, MasterSbilt Race Cars, Behind the Wheel/Late Model America, GRT Race Cars, Mason Racin, ARP, Warrior, TWM Racing Products, and MidSouthRacing.com
