(Lebanon) Memorial Day Weekend is synonymous with great racing throughout the United States, and the Lebanon I-44 Speedway promises the fastest dirt track racing in the Ozarks for your holiday weekend this Saturday night.
After a thrilling week of racing last Saturday, your favorite local drivers will be ready to get back into action this weekend.
Last week's Late Model feature winner Brandon McCormick will try to go for two in a row, but will have to contend with 2006 track champion Brad Looney, who's strong run last week was cut short when Larry Jones crashed into the leader, giving McCormick the chance to take the lead. Jones finished runner-up the past two weeks at the Lebanon I-44 Speedway in the Late Model features, and is looking to claim victory this week.
Steve Picou is expected to be back at the high banks of the Lebanon I-44 Speedway this Saturday night to follow up his win last week in the Modified feature. Picou and his father build their own engines, and he travels from outside of St. Louis in order to race on the red clay at the I-44 Speedway.
Picou says the trip is well worth it, "I love it here, it's awesome."
Also racing this Saturday night will be your favorite drivers in the Factory Stock, B-Mod, Bomber and Rookie classes. Gates open at 5PM; Hot Laps at 6:45PM; and Racing starts at 7:30PM at the high banks of the Lebanon I-44 Speedway, off interstate exit 135.
ALL DATES & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. FOR MORE INFO CONTACT RANDY MOONEYHAM 417.732.2766
After a thrilling week of racing last Saturday, your favorite local drivers will be ready to get back into action this weekend.
Last week's Late Model feature winner Brandon McCormick will try to go for two in a row, but will have to contend with 2006 track champion Brad Looney, who's strong run last week was cut short when Larry Jones crashed into the leader, giving McCormick the chance to take the lead. Jones finished runner-up the past two weeks at the Lebanon I-44 Speedway in the Late Model features, and is looking to claim victory this week.
Steve Picou is expected to be back at the high banks of the Lebanon I-44 Speedway this Saturday night to follow up his win last week in the Modified feature. Picou and his father build their own engines, and he travels from outside of St. Louis in order to race on the red clay at the I-44 Speedway.
Picou says the trip is well worth it, "I love it here, it's awesome."
Also racing this Saturday night will be your favorite drivers in the Factory Stock, B-Mod, Bomber and Rookie classes. Gates open at 5PM; Hot Laps at 6:45PM; and Racing starts at 7:30PM at the high banks of the Lebanon I-44 Speedway, off interstate exit 135.
ALL DATES & SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. FOR MORE INFO CONTACT RANDY MOONEYHAM 417.732.2766
