(BRASSTOWN, NORTH CAROLINA) After five successful seasons in which the O'Reilly Southern Nationals Series grew in popularity amongst drivers and fans, the Southeastern-based Dirt Late Model series heads into 2010 and its sixth year of existence with arguably its best schedule! O'Reilly Southern Nationals Series founder and promoter Ray Cook has revealed the 2010 campaign, which once again features ten races in a matter of only thirteen days.
The gauntlet begins on Monday, July 12 at the Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Virginia and once again concludes on Saturday, July 24 at the high-banks of the Tazewell Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee. In between, the popular series will make stops at the Carolina (NC) Speedway, Cherokee (SC) Speedway, Swainsboro (GA) Raceway, Screven (GA) Motor Speedway, Rome (GA) Speedway, East Alabama Motor Speedway, Cleveland (TN) Speedway, and Volunteer (TN) Speedway. As has been the case in recent years, the four weekend shows will pay $5,300 to win, while the six mid-week events will pay $3,500 to the winner.
2010 O'REILLY SOUTHERN NATIONALS SERIES SCHEDULE
July 12 | Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Virginia) - $3,500 to win
July 13 | Carolina Speedway (Gastonia, North Carolina) - $3,500 to win
July 15 | Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, South Carolina) - $3,500 to win
July 16 | Swainsboro Raceway (Swainsboro, Georgia) - $5,300 to win
July 17 | Screven Motor Speedway (Sylvania, Georgia) - $5,300 to win
July 19 | Rome Speedway (Rome, Georgia) - $3,500 to win
July 20 | East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Alabama) - $3,500 to win
July 22 | Cleveland Speedway (Cleveland, Tennessee) - $3,500 to win
July 23 | Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tennessee) - $5,300 to win
July 24 | Tazewell Speedway (Tazewell, Tennessee) - $5,300 to win
"I am really pleased with how the schedule turned out this year and I am excited about all ten of our races in July," quoted Cook earlier this week via telephone. "We have had most of the dates set in stone since around the Performance Racing Industry show in early December, but we just finalized the last few races this week. I think that the schedule should be attractive to the drivers and the fans should enjoy some good racing at new venues like Rome and East Alabama."
Much more information concerning the 2010 O'Reilly Southern Nationals Series campaign will be made available before the start of the two-week miniseries on July 12. You can access the latest information about the series online at www.southernnationalsseries.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
The gauntlet begins on Monday, July 12 at the Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Virginia and once again concludes on Saturday, July 24 at the high-banks of the Tazewell Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee. In between, the popular series will make stops at the Carolina (NC) Speedway, Cherokee (SC) Speedway, Swainsboro (GA) Raceway, Screven (GA) Motor Speedway, Rome (GA) Speedway, East Alabama Motor Speedway, Cleveland (TN) Speedway, and Volunteer (TN) Speedway. As has been the case in recent years, the four weekend shows will pay $5,300 to win, while the six mid-week events will pay $3,500 to the winner.
2010 O'REILLY SOUTHERN NATIONALS SERIES SCHEDULE
July 12 | Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Virginia) - $3,500 to win
July 13 | Carolina Speedway (Gastonia, North Carolina) - $3,500 to win
July 15 | Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, South Carolina) - $3,500 to win
July 16 | Swainsboro Raceway (Swainsboro, Georgia) - $5,300 to win
July 17 | Screven Motor Speedway (Sylvania, Georgia) - $5,300 to win
July 19 | Rome Speedway (Rome, Georgia) - $3,500 to win
July 20 | East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Alabama) - $3,500 to win
July 22 | Cleveland Speedway (Cleveland, Tennessee) - $3,500 to win
July 23 | Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tennessee) - $5,300 to win
July 24 | Tazewell Speedway (Tazewell, Tennessee) - $5,300 to win
"I am really pleased with how the schedule turned out this year and I am excited about all ten of our races in July," quoted Cook earlier this week via telephone. "We have had most of the dates set in stone since around the Performance Racing Industry show in early December, but we just finalized the last few races this week. I think that the schedule should be attractive to the drivers and the fans should enjoy some good racing at new venues like Rome and East Alabama."
Much more information concerning the 2010 O'Reilly Southern Nationals Series campaign will be made available before the start of the two-week miniseries on July 12. You can access the latest information about the series online at www.southernnationalsseries.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
