CAMARGO, IL (Jan. 24, 2007) - The O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions would like to welcome the BAS Racing Network for several events throughout the 2007 racing season beginning at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, FL on Feb. 6th, 7th, and 8th for the 36th Annual DIRTcar Nationals Presented by Mopar Speedshop. The BAS Racing Network has been in operation covering grass roots racing in Ohio for five years and is very excited to be able to bring the All Star action to a wide range of fans across the state.
DC Bash will begin calling the racing action each night at 7pm EST on
99.1 FM (Fremont, Toledo), 93.7 FM (Mt. Vernon, Mansfield), 92.1 FM (Bellevue, Sandusky), 104.1 FM (Portsmouth, Northern Kentucky, and Northwestern West Virginia) for the Florida events. A complete 2007 broadcast schedule will be released soon for the various stations that carry the BAS Racing Network. For Advertising opportunities call Ruben at 419-332-8218 ext. 121.
Also on the BAS Racing Network, DC Bash and co-host Brian Liskai bring racing fans around Ohio the Buckeye Speedzone racing talk show covering area dirt track racing and much, much more. The Buckeye Speedzone will be doing a special live broadcast from Ker's Wing House located at 2721 W International Speedway Blvd. in Daytona Beach, FL on Monday February 5th from 6pm to 8pm EST. Ohio Stations who will be carrying this talk show are 99.1 FM (Fremont, Toledo), 93.7 FM (Mt Vernon, Mansfield), 92.1 FM (Bellevue, Sandusky), and 1150 AM (Lima). The show will feature All Star drivers and possibly some World of Outlaws drivers as they prepare to start the 2007 racing season the following night.
Please mark your calendars and set your radio dials to one of the above stations to hear all the news and interviews on the Buckeye Speedzone show on Feb. 5th. If you are in the Daytona area for the races, plan to join the Buckeye Speedzone broadcast crew, drivers, and fans at Ker’s Wing House on Monday night.
The All Star series will continue to broadcast live racing action via the internet with series announcer Dana Blair for each race on the schedule as in years past. Some exciting news regarding the internet broadcast will be available soon.
The Volusia Speedway Park pit area and campground will open for racer and fan parking on Mon., Feb. 5. Reserved Motor Home parking (Up to 40
feet) only $20/night and general camping (Less than 20 feet) is $15/night. Contact the Speedway office for reservations.
Reminder: Drivers/teams need to have their membership forms and payment turned in by Feb. 1st to be eligible for pit pass discounts at Volusia Speedway Park on Feb. 6th – 9th. For more information on the O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions or to download a 2007 membership form, please visit www.allstarsprint.com
DC Bash will begin calling the racing action each night at 7pm EST on
99.1 FM (Fremont, Toledo), 93.7 FM (Mt. Vernon, Mansfield), 92.1 FM (Bellevue, Sandusky), 104.1 FM (Portsmouth, Northern Kentucky, and Northwestern West Virginia) for the Florida events. A complete 2007 broadcast schedule will be released soon for the various stations that carry the BAS Racing Network. For Advertising opportunities call Ruben at 419-332-8218 ext. 121.
Also on the BAS Racing Network, DC Bash and co-host Brian Liskai bring racing fans around Ohio the Buckeye Speedzone racing talk show covering area dirt track racing and much, much more. The Buckeye Speedzone will be doing a special live broadcast from Ker's Wing House located at 2721 W International Speedway Blvd. in Daytona Beach, FL on Monday February 5th from 6pm to 8pm EST. Ohio Stations who will be carrying this talk show are 99.1 FM (Fremont, Toledo), 93.7 FM (Mt Vernon, Mansfield), 92.1 FM (Bellevue, Sandusky), and 1150 AM (Lima). The show will feature All Star drivers and possibly some World of Outlaws drivers as they prepare to start the 2007 racing season the following night.
Please mark your calendars and set your radio dials to one of the above stations to hear all the news and interviews on the Buckeye Speedzone show on Feb. 5th. If you are in the Daytona area for the races, plan to join the Buckeye Speedzone broadcast crew, drivers, and fans at Ker’s Wing House on Monday night.
The All Star series will continue to broadcast live racing action via the internet with series announcer Dana Blair for each race on the schedule as in years past. Some exciting news regarding the internet broadcast will be available soon.
The Volusia Speedway Park pit area and campground will open for racer and fan parking on Mon., Feb. 5. Reserved Motor Home parking (Up to 40
feet) only $20/night and general camping (Less than 20 feet) is $15/night. Contact the Speedway office for reservations.
Reminder: Drivers/teams need to have their membership forms and payment turned in by Feb. 1st to be eligible for pit pass discounts at Volusia Speedway Park on Feb. 6th – 9th. For more information on the O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions or to download a 2007 membership form, please visit www.allstarsprint.com
