Colorado Springs,CO – May 16, 2005 – By Bret Emrick, World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® LM Series
WHAT
The World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series makes their first ever appearance to the Brushcreek Motorsports Complex in Peebles,OH Friday, May 20th for the $10,000 to win “Barry Chevrolet 50”. The “Dirty Dozen” race teams then head for their only 2005 appearance in the State of Indiana, returning to Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt,IN, Saturday, May 14th for the $10,000 to win “Armed Forces Day 60”.
WHERE
For Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: 3.1 miles south of State Route 32 on State Route 41, then east.
For Tri-State Speedway: 3 miles north of I-64 on U.S. Route 41, then west.
WHEN
At Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: pit gates open at 4:00p.m., grandstands at 5:00p.m., warm-ups at 7:00p.m., time trials at 7:30p.m. and racing at 8:00p.m..
At Tri-State Speedway: pit gates open at 3:00p.m., grandstands at 4:00 p.m., warm-ups at 6:30p.m.; time trials at 7:00p.m. and racing at 7:30p.m.
TICKETS
At Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: Adult general admission tickets $30.00; Children 11 – 14 years of age $20.00, Children 10 years of age and under Free . Pit admission is $40.00 Call (937) 544-3344 or (937) 587-7333 for more information.
At Tri-State Speedway: Adult tickets $25.00; Young Adults 13 – 18 years of age $18.00; Children 6 – 12 years of age $10.00 and children 5 years of age and under Free. Pit admission is $35.00. Call (812)-768-6025 or (812) 768-5995 for more information.
WEB SITES
The World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series is at http://www.woolms.com
Brushcreek Motorsports Complex is at http://www.brushcreekmotorsports.com
Tri-State Speedway is at http://www.tristatespeedway.com
ABOUT THE TRACKS
Brushcreek Motorsports Complex is a high-banked 3/8ths mile clay tri-oval. 80’ wide with 15 degrees of banking in the turns and 8 degrees of banking on the straightaways. Office phone number is (937) 544-3344. Race track phone number is (937) 587-7333.
Tri-State Speedway is a high-banked 1/4 mile clay oval. Office phone number is (812) 768-6025. Race track phone number is (812) 768-5995.
PREVIOUS WINNERS
None at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex. Friday’s visit will be the first ever to BMC by the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series.
Dale McDowell of Chickamauga,GA scored the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series inaugural event at Tri-State Speedway July 31,2004. “Mac Daddy” grabbed the lead from Billy Moyer on the final lap in heavy lapped traffic to snare the $10,000 victory.
TELEVISION
Thirteen 2005 World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series events will be broadcast on SPEED Channel. The “Dirty Dozen” debuted on SPEED Channel May 7th televising the April 9th “Dixie Chopper 50” from Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway in Saluda,VA. Clint Smith of Senoia,GA graced the YJ Stinger® Victory Lane as the SPEED Channel cameras caught all the excitement of “Cat Daddy’s” first career World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series victory.
Current World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series championship points leader Billy Moyer of Batesville,AR was the next SPEED Channel winner scoring the “Advanced Auto Parts Showdown at Sarvertown 50” at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver,PA. The rain-shortened event was broadcast May 14th.
SPEED Channel is available through cable systems nationwide, DISH Network (Channel 150) and DIRECT TV (Channel 607).
THE “DIRTY DOZEN”
The 2005 edition of the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen”, who have committed to all events, includes defending World Of Outlaws Late Model Series champion Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg,TN (No. 0 owned by Bloomquist Racing), current championship point leader Billy Moyer of Batesville,AR (No. 21 owned by Billy Moyer Racing), Steve Francis of Ashland,KY (No. 15 owned by Francis Motorsports,Inc.), Rick Eckert of York,PA (No. 24 owned by Raye Vest), Dale McDowell of Chickamauga,GA (No. 17M owned by McDowell Racing), Chub Frank of Bear Lake,PA (No. 1* owned by Chub Frank Racing), Darrell Lanigan of Union,KY (No. 29 owned by Lanigan Racing), Dan Schlieper of Sullivan,WI (No. 9 owned by Dan Schlieper Racing), Clint Smith of Senoia,GA (No. 44 owned by Jerry Passmore), 2004 World Of Outlaws “Rookie of the Year” Tim McCreadie of Watertown,NY (No. 39 owned by A&C Speedworld,Inc.), Shane Clanton of Locust Grove,GA (No. 25 owned by RSD Enterprises,Inc.) and John Blankenship of Williamson,WV (No. 23 owned by Number 23,Inc.).
2005 World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen” Roster
Car #
"Dirty Dozen"
Residence
Sponsors
Chassis
Engine
Car Make
0
Scott Bloomquist
Mooresburg,TN
Miller Bros.Coal/Hawkeye Trucking
Bloomquist Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Ford Mustang
1*
Chub Frank
Bear Lake,PA
Lester Buildings/All Star Performance
Rocket Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
9
Dan Schlieper
Sullivan,WI
Miller Bros.Coal/Hawkeye Trucking
C.J. Rayburn Race Cars
Pro Power Racing
Chev. Monte Carlo
15
Steve Francis
Ashland,KY
MOPAR Performance Parts/Valvoline
Rocket Chassis
Gary Stanton Racing,Inc.
Dodge Interpid R/T
17M
Dale McDowell
Chickamauga,GA
Larry Shaw Race Cars/J&J Steel
Rocket-Shaw Chassis
Racetek Racing Engines
Pontiac Grand Prix
21
Billy Moyer
Batesville,AR
J&J Steel/Banner Valley Trucking
C.J. Rayburn Race Cars
Pro Power Racing
Chev. Monte Carlo
23
John Blankenship
Williamson,WV
Busch Beer/Walker CAT
Rocket Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Ford Taurus
24
Rick Eckert
York,PA
Raye Vest Excavating/J&J Steel
Rocket Chassis
Cornett Racing Engines
Ford Taurus
25
Shane Clanton
Locust Grove,GA
SAE Parts/RSD Enterprises,Inc.
Rocket Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
29
Darrell Lanigan
Union,KY
Gotta' Race/Bert Transmission
Rocket Chassis
Cornett Racing Engines
Ford Taurus
39
Tim McCreadie
Watertown,NY
Sweetners Plus/A & C Speedworld
Rocket Chassis
C.C. Performance Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
44
Clint Smith
Senoia,GA
JP Drilling/CSRAluminum
GRT Race Cars
Racetek Racing Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
FIND THEM ON THE WEB
Need more information on the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen”? All kinds of information can be found be visiting the “Dirty Dozen” members web sites.
2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen” Web Site Addressess
Driver
Website Address
Scott Bloomquist
www.scottbloomquist.com
Chub Frank
www.chubfrank.com
Dan Schlieper
www.danschlieper.com
Steve Francis
www.stevefrancisracing.com
Dale McDowell
www.dalemcdowell.com
Billy Moyer
www.billymoyer.com
John Blankenship
www.blankenshipracing.com
Rick Eckert
www.rickeckertracing.com
Shane Clanton
www.shaneclanton.com
Darrell Lanigan
www.laniganautosports.com
Tim McCreadie
www.timmccreadie.com
Clint Smith
www.clintsmith.com
ALSO APPEARING
Committing to running the bulk of the schedule with the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series in 2005 with hopes of earning a spot in a future “Dirty Dozen” as well as gunning for the 2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® “Rookie of the Year” honors is teen sensation Josh “Kid Rocket” Richards of Shinnston,WV. Richards burst onto the WoO Stacker 2 Late Model Series scene at the tender age of 16 during the 2004 season and quickly showed all that he would be a force to be reckoned with in the coming years driving the Seubert Calf Ranches/A-C-E Metal Works No. 1 Mark Richards Racing,Inc. Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Web site address: www.joshrichards.com.
TUNE INTO THE WEB
Fans can experience the excitement of select World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series events live on Dirtvision.com through the DIRT Radio Network. To find the broadcast schedule or listen to the audio broadcast, log on to www.dirtvision.com and click on the DIRT Radio Network logo. Listeners will need Windows Media Player 9 or higher to listen to the DIRT Radio Network. Companies who are interested in advertising on the new DIRT Radio Network should contact Mark Noble, DIRT Motorsports VP Sales and Marketing, at 719-884-2141. For technical support or questions, e-mail webmaster@dirtvision.com.
Dirtvision.com will tape delay broadcast the May 14th “Wolverine Nationals 50” at Butler Battlegrounds in Quincy (Butler),MI Thursday, May 19th at 8:00p.m. EDT.
HEAR IT FIRSTHAND
RACEceiver is the Official Driver Communicator of DIRT Motorsports. A compact radio receiver that conveniently fits into a driver’s pocket, a RACEceiver allows each driver to hear directions from series officials, which greatly enhances the safety and timeliness of events. A similar version available to fans will allow RACEceiver users to hear what information series officials are relaying to the drivers. For more information about RACEceiver, visit www.raceceiver.com, call 866-301-7223 or look for their sales trailers at various events.
WINNERS
2005 Season Winners
February 17th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville,FL: Billy Moyer - Batesville,AR
February 19th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville,FL: Tim McCreadie - Watertown,NY
April 8th at “The Rock”/Allegany County Speedway in Cumberland,MD: Steve Francis - Ashland,KY
April 9th at Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway in Saluda,VA: Clint Smith - Senoia,GA
April 29th at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver,PA: Billy Moyer – Batesville,AR
April 30th at Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown,MD: Rain Out
May 13th at Limaland Motorsports Park in Lima,OH: Power Outage
May 14th at Butler Battlegrounds in Quincy (Butler),MI: Clint Smith
May 20th at Brushcreek (OH) Motorsports Complex:
May 21st at Tri-State (IN) Speedway:
QUOTABLE
Billy Moyer, driver of the No. 21 J&J Steel/Banner Valley Trucking/McCarthy’s One Hour Cooling and Heating C.J. Rayburn Race Cars/Pro Power Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “Well, we did what we could do. I mean, its hard to do anything when you can’t race. The track really got one groove and you just can’t race like that. I guess we’ll take it and move on.”
On the upcoming event at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I really don’t know much about the place. It’ll be the first time we’ve been there just like tonight (Saturday).”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a real good place to race. The track is always racy and two or three grooves. We just about won that one last year but Dale got us in the traffic. I like racing there. It’s fun. That’s all we ask for. Give us a track we can race on.”
Clint Smith, driver of the No. 44 JP Drilling/CSR Aluminum/Turkey Creek Snacks GRT Race Cars/Racetek Racing Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On his win at Butler Battlegrounds: “It feels real good to get another one. Winning the dash really helped out cause it was gonna be tough to pass. It got one groove and everybody was running pretty much the same speed. Even the lapped cars. I wish there would’ve been a few more cautions. Man, that was tough getting through the traffic and then having Darren right there at the end.”
On Fridays event at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “Don’t know a thing about the place. I’m looking forward to it. Seems like we do pretty good at places we’ve never been before.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a racy joint. I like the place. The do a great job up there with that track and work it throughout the program to keep the surface good.”
Rick Eckert, driver of the No. 24 Raye Vest Excavating/J&J Steel Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Ford Taurus
On his third place finish at Butler Battlegrounds: “We just tried to hang on. Clint definitely had the best car tonight. When Darren blew by me I just thought, ‘I wonder how bad I’m holding up the train’.
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve never been to the place but I’ve heard a lot about it. It sounds like it’s a fast place.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a fun place to race. It’s kinda small but you can race on it fine. The Helfrich family does a great job with the place. I’m looking forward to going back.”
Darrell Lanigan, driver of the No. 29 Gotta Race/Bert Transmission Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Ford Taurus
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “It wasn’t a good night. I’m not happy”.
Tim McCreadie, driver of the No. 39 Sweetners Plus/A & C Speedworld,Inc. Rocket Chassis/C.C. Performance Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “It was all right. I mean, yeah, it was hard to pass and all that. I know some of the guys are pretty upset about that. But, we’ve all been there and done that before. We got a top 5 and for once we had no problems. No accidents or spins, no mechanical problems and the driver didn’t do anything stupid.”
On Fridays race at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’m looking forward to it. I’ve heard its bad fast. That will be kinda neat to race on a tri-oval.”
On Saturdays race Tri-State Speedway: “That was fun down there last year. We maybe didn’t do real well but we learned a lot. It’s a beautifully prepared race track and they keep at it during the show. That’s neat.”
Chub Frank, driver of the No. 1* Lester Buildings/All Star Performance/Corry Rubber Rocket Chassis/Custom Race Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “Well, it was kinda tough to really race on. It got one-groove and you can’t race when its like that. We got a top 10 (6th) so we’ll take that and move on to the next one.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’m the only one of the ‘Dirty Dozen” who has been there before. That place is wicked fast! It’s just so fast. I’m just trying to remember if it’s got five or six corners!”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a good place to race at. The surface is always good. That means you can race on it. That’s all we want. A surface we can race on.”
Josh Richards, “Rookie of the Year” driver of the No. 1 Seubert Calf Ranches/A-C-E Metal Works Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “We won our heat and finished third in the dash. The car felt really good. We finished fifth so I’ve got to be happy with that.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve been there before and it is a real fast place. It’s kinda different being a tri-oval but it really puts out the speed.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “I like racing there. It’s usually two or three grooves where you can race. It’s just a cool place to race at.”
Scott Bloomquist, driver of the No. 0 Miller Bros. Coal Co./Hawkeye Trucking Bloomquist Chassis/Custom Race Engines Ford Mustang
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “I’m really, really disappointed. You know, it’s not good for the series or the fans to have to race on a bad surface. We’re here to put on a show for the fans and you just can’t do it when you have a one-groove track. I tried stepping to the outside and pass Steve that one time and I lost a spot. I’m just really, really disappointed of how things turned out.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve heard a lot about the place. It’ll be different racing at a tri-oval.”
On Saturdays race at Tr-State Speedway: “Tommy (owner/promoter Tom Helfrich) and his family do a fantastic job with that place. That is a track where you can race. There’s multiple grooves and we can entertain the fans. That’s what it’s all about.”
Dale McDowell, driver of the No. 17M Larry Shaw Race Cars/J&J Steel/New Vision Graphics Rocket Chassis/RaceTek Racing Engines Pontiac Grand Prix
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “We started off good setting quick time but then again we went out first. I just messed up in the heat race and didn’t get a good start. That let Timmy (McCreadie) beat me into turn one and essentially that was it. It was all about starting position. Taking nothing away from Clint. He drove a great race and had the best car. But, it’s a shame the track conditions turned out the way they did.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve been hearing a lot about the place. How it’s a tri-oval and super fast. It ought to be a real challenge. I’m looking forward to heading up there.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “Obviously since we won there last year I love the place! But, it is a great place to race at. We had a lot of fun up there last year and hopefully will be able to repeat. I know it’ll be tough.”
Steve Francis, driver of the No. 15 MOPAR Performance Parts/Valvoline Rocket Chassis/Gary Stanton Racing Engines Dodge Intrepid R/T
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “It wasn’t any fun. It’s just too bad the track went away like it did. There really wasn’t much you could do but ride around and hope someone made a major mistake or dropped out.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “It’s about 2½ hours from the house but I’ve never been there. It’ll be nice racing close to home. That place is fast. Real fast.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “I like racing there. It’s a race track you can race on from top to bottom. Helfrich’s do a great job there. I’m looking forward to it.”
Dan Schlieper, driver of the Miller Bros. Coal Co./Hawkeye Trucking No. 9 C.J. Rayburn Race Cars/Pro Power Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “I’m really frustrated with the way things went. You just couldn’t do anything out there. If you stepped out of line it was all over. All you could do was just sit and wait. That’s no fun.”
On Fridays race at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “All I know is that is the place that has the Harley race (winner receives a Harley-Davidson motorcycle). And, Jackie Boggs is tough there. I’ve heard it’s really fast.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a great place to race. It’s kinda small which some of the guys don’t like but you got to have the little tracks and the bigger tracks. I like the place. It’s real racy and has multiple grooves.”
John Blankenship, driver of the No. 23 Busch Beer/Walker CAT Rocket Chassis/Custom Race Engines Ford Taurus
On missing the feature event at Butler Battlegrounds where he was to have started 15th: “We had fuel delivery problems. We tried firing the car before the main and it wouldn’t start. It wasn’t getting fuel. So, we changed the fuel pump thinking that was it and it wasn’t. By that time the eight minute warning (call to the line) was just about up. There wasn’t much we could do but miss the race and try and find out what the problem was. Turned out the fuel pick-up in the fuel cell was bad. I don’t know when we’re gonna shake this gorilla off our back. Maybe I need to put a whole bunch of bananas in the rig.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “All I know is what the other guys have been saying. It’s a tri-oval that is bad fast. Hopefully we’ll learn some more about the place this week.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “I didn’t do real well there last year. We didn’t make the show. But, I still rank it among my top 10 tracks. It’s a neat place to race at and is always racy.”
Shane Clanton, driver of the No. 25 SAE Parts/RSDEnterprises,Inc. Rocket Chassis/Custom Race Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On how his recovery from shoulder surgery May 9th is progressing: “We’re feeling pretty good. I won’t be able to race again this weekend. I can’t until I get the doctors release and I don’t see him again until May 24th. I hate I can’t race again this week but if I did and tore it up it could be a 3 to 6 month recovery.”
UPCOMING EVENTS
The “Dirty Dozen” band of travelers will take the Memorial Day weekend off before launching a Midwest swing the first week of June. Farley Speedway in Farley,IA starts the four-race tour June 1st followed by Eagle Raceway in Eagle,NE June 3rd; Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron,SD June 4th and then Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley,MN June 6th.
2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series Schedule (as of 5-16-05)
RACE DAY DATE TRACK LOCATION MAJOR MARKET WINNER
1 Thu. 2/17 Volusia Speedway Park Barberville,FL Daytona Beach,FL Billy Moyer
2 Sat. 2/19 Volusia Speedway Park Barberville,FL Daytona Beach,FL Tim McCreadie
3 Fri. 4/8 The Rock/Allegany Co. Spdwy. Cumberland,MD Baltimore,MD Steve Francis
4 Sat. 4/9 Virginia Motor Speedway Saluda,VA Richmond,VA Clint Smith
5 Fri. 4/29 Lernerville Speedway Sarver,PA Pittsburgh,PA Billy Moyer
6 Sat. 4/30 Hagerstown Speedway Hagerstown,MD Baltimore,MD Rain Out
7 Fri. 5/13 Limaland Motorsports Park Lima,OH Toledo,OH Power Outage
8 Sat. 5/14 Butler Battlegrounds Quincy (Butler),MI Lansing,MI Clint Smith
9 Fri. 5/20 Brush Creek Mtrspts. Complex Peebles,OH Cincinnati,OH
10 Sat. 5/21 Tri-State Speedway Haubstadt,IN Evansville,IN
11 Wed. 6/1 Farley Speedway Farley,IA Dubuque,IA
12 Fri. 6/3 Eagle Raceway Eagle,NE Lincoln,NE
13 Sat. 6/4 Dakota State Fair Speedway Huron,SD Sioux Falls,SD
14 Mon. 6/6 Deer Creek Speedway Spring Valley,MN Minneapolis,MN
Fri. 6/10 Eldora Speedway-“The Dream” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
Sat. 6/11 Eldora Speedway-“The Dream” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
15 Fri. 6/17 TBA
16 Sat. 6/18 TBA
17 Mon. 6/27 Ransomville Speedway Ransomville,NY Buffalo,NY
18 Wed. 6/29 Fulton Speedway Fulton,NY Syracuse,NY
19 Thu. 6/30 Bridgeport Speedway Bridgeport,NJ Philadelphia,PA
20 Sat. 7/2 Stateline Speedway Jamestown,NY Erie,PA
21 Wed. 7/6 Delaware International Spdwy. Delmar,DE Dover,DE
22 Fri. 7/8 Hagerstown Speedway Hagerstown,MD Baltimore,MD
23 Sat. 7/9 Hagerstown Speedway Hagerstown,MD Baltimore,MD
24 Tue. 7/12 Sharon Speedway Hartford,OH Youngstown,OH
25 Fri. 7/22 Memphis Motorsports Park Memphis,TN Memphis,TN
26 Sat. 7/23 Tri-State Speedway Pocala,OK Ft. Smith,AR
27 Tue. 7/26 Lebanon I-44 Speedway Lebanon,MO Springfield,MO
28 Fri. 7/29 Red River Valley Speedway West Fargo,ND Fargo,ND
29 Sat. 7/30 Red River Valley Speedway West Fargo,ND Fargo,ND
30 Fri. 8/5&8/6 Cedar Lake Speedway New Richmond,WI Minneapolis,MN
31 Tue. 8/9 Dubuque Fairgrounds Spdwy. Dubuque,IA Dubuque,IA
32 Fri. 8/12 Lernerville Speedway Sarver,PA Pittsburgh,PA
33 Sat. 8/13 Lincoln Speedway New Oxford,PA Harrisburg,PA
34 Mon. 8/15 Lebanon Valley Speedway West Lebanon,NY Albany,NY
35 Tues. 8/16 Rolling Wheels Raceway Park Elbridge,NY Syracuse,NY
36 Fri. 8/26 Western Kentucky Speedway Madisonville,KY Louisville,KY
37 Sat. 8/27 Milan Speedway Milan,TN Jackson,TN
Fri. 9/2 TBA
Sat. 9/3 TBA
38 Sun. 9/4 Tri-City Speedway Franklin,PA Pittsburgh,PA
Fri. 9/9 Eldora Speedway–“World 100” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
Sat. 9/10 Eldora Speedway-“World 100” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
39 Fri. 9/16 Tri-City Speedway Granite City,IL St. Louis,MO
40 Sat. 9/17 I-55 Speedway Pevely,MO St. Louis,MO
41 Sun. 9/18 Illinois State Fairgrounds Springfield,IL Springfield,IL
Fri. 9/23 TBA
Sat. 9/24 TBA
Thu. 9/29 TBA
Fri. 9/30 TBA
Sat. 10/1 TBA
42 Fri. 10/28 Kentucky Lake Motor Spdwy. Calvert City,KY Paducah,KY
43 Sat. 10/29 Kentucky Lake Motor Spdwy. Calvert City,KY Paducah,KY
TBA = To Be Announced
THIS IS A TENTATIVE SCHEDULE ONLY. DATES MAY BE ADDED OR CHANGED.
WORLD OF OUTLAWS STACKER 2® LATE MODEL SERIES SPONSORS
The World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series is brought to the fans across the country by several sponsors and partners, including series sponsors Stacker 2®, Hoosier Racing Tire, Sunoco Race Fuels and SPEED CHANNEL. Promotional Partners include AMB i.t., RACEceiver, HUMMERSGONEWILD.COM, Zippo Lighters, and The University of Northwestern Ohio. Contingency sponsors include DART Machinery, MSD Ignitions, Wrisco Industries, and Quarter Master.
WHAT
The World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series makes their first ever appearance to the Brushcreek Motorsports Complex in Peebles,OH Friday, May 20th for the $10,000 to win “Barry Chevrolet 50”. The “Dirty Dozen” race teams then head for their only 2005 appearance in the State of Indiana, returning to Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt,IN, Saturday, May 14th for the $10,000 to win “Armed Forces Day 60”.
WHERE
For Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: 3.1 miles south of State Route 32 on State Route 41, then east.
For Tri-State Speedway: 3 miles north of I-64 on U.S. Route 41, then west.
WHEN
At Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: pit gates open at 4:00p.m., grandstands at 5:00p.m., warm-ups at 7:00p.m., time trials at 7:30p.m. and racing at 8:00p.m..
At Tri-State Speedway: pit gates open at 3:00p.m., grandstands at 4:00 p.m., warm-ups at 6:30p.m.; time trials at 7:00p.m. and racing at 7:30p.m.
TICKETS
At Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: Adult general admission tickets $30.00; Children 11 – 14 years of age $20.00, Children 10 years of age and under Free . Pit admission is $40.00 Call (937) 544-3344 or (937) 587-7333 for more information.
At Tri-State Speedway: Adult tickets $25.00; Young Adults 13 – 18 years of age $18.00; Children 6 – 12 years of age $10.00 and children 5 years of age and under Free. Pit admission is $35.00. Call (812)-768-6025 or (812) 768-5995 for more information.
WEB SITES
The World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series is at http://www.woolms.com
Brushcreek Motorsports Complex is at http://www.brushcreekmotorsports.com
Tri-State Speedway is at http://www.tristatespeedway.com
ABOUT THE TRACKS
Brushcreek Motorsports Complex is a high-banked 3/8ths mile clay tri-oval. 80’ wide with 15 degrees of banking in the turns and 8 degrees of banking on the straightaways. Office phone number is (937) 544-3344. Race track phone number is (937) 587-7333.
Tri-State Speedway is a high-banked 1/4 mile clay oval. Office phone number is (812) 768-6025. Race track phone number is (812) 768-5995.
PREVIOUS WINNERS
None at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex. Friday’s visit will be the first ever to BMC by the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series.
Dale McDowell of Chickamauga,GA scored the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series inaugural event at Tri-State Speedway July 31,2004. “Mac Daddy” grabbed the lead from Billy Moyer on the final lap in heavy lapped traffic to snare the $10,000 victory.
TELEVISION
Thirteen 2005 World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series events will be broadcast on SPEED Channel. The “Dirty Dozen” debuted on SPEED Channel May 7th televising the April 9th “Dixie Chopper 50” from Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway in Saluda,VA. Clint Smith of Senoia,GA graced the YJ Stinger® Victory Lane as the SPEED Channel cameras caught all the excitement of “Cat Daddy’s” first career World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series victory.
Current World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series championship points leader Billy Moyer of Batesville,AR was the next SPEED Channel winner scoring the “Advanced Auto Parts Showdown at Sarvertown 50” at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver,PA. The rain-shortened event was broadcast May 14th.
SPEED Channel is available through cable systems nationwide, DISH Network (Channel 150) and DIRECT TV (Channel 607).
THE “DIRTY DOZEN”
The 2005 edition of the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen”, who have committed to all events, includes defending World Of Outlaws Late Model Series champion Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg,TN (No. 0 owned by Bloomquist Racing), current championship point leader Billy Moyer of Batesville,AR (No. 21 owned by Billy Moyer Racing), Steve Francis of Ashland,KY (No. 15 owned by Francis Motorsports,Inc.), Rick Eckert of York,PA (No. 24 owned by Raye Vest), Dale McDowell of Chickamauga,GA (No. 17M owned by McDowell Racing), Chub Frank of Bear Lake,PA (No. 1* owned by Chub Frank Racing), Darrell Lanigan of Union,KY (No. 29 owned by Lanigan Racing), Dan Schlieper of Sullivan,WI (No. 9 owned by Dan Schlieper Racing), Clint Smith of Senoia,GA (No. 44 owned by Jerry Passmore), 2004 World Of Outlaws “Rookie of the Year” Tim McCreadie of Watertown,NY (No. 39 owned by A&C Speedworld,Inc.), Shane Clanton of Locust Grove,GA (No. 25 owned by RSD Enterprises,Inc.) and John Blankenship of Williamson,WV (No. 23 owned by Number 23,Inc.).
2005 World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen” Roster
Car #
"Dirty Dozen"
Residence
Sponsors
Chassis
Engine
Car Make
0
Scott Bloomquist
Mooresburg,TN
Miller Bros.Coal/Hawkeye Trucking
Bloomquist Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Ford Mustang
1*
Chub Frank
Bear Lake,PA
Lester Buildings/All Star Performance
Rocket Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
9
Dan Schlieper
Sullivan,WI
Miller Bros.Coal/Hawkeye Trucking
C.J. Rayburn Race Cars
Pro Power Racing
Chev. Monte Carlo
15
Steve Francis
Ashland,KY
MOPAR Performance Parts/Valvoline
Rocket Chassis
Gary Stanton Racing,Inc.
Dodge Interpid R/T
17M
Dale McDowell
Chickamauga,GA
Larry Shaw Race Cars/J&J Steel
Rocket-Shaw Chassis
Racetek Racing Engines
Pontiac Grand Prix
21
Billy Moyer
Batesville,AR
J&J Steel/Banner Valley Trucking
C.J. Rayburn Race Cars
Pro Power Racing
Chev. Monte Carlo
23
John Blankenship
Williamson,WV
Busch Beer/Walker CAT
Rocket Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Ford Taurus
24
Rick Eckert
York,PA
Raye Vest Excavating/J&J Steel
Rocket Chassis
Cornett Racing Engines
Ford Taurus
25
Shane Clanton
Locust Grove,GA
SAE Parts/RSD Enterprises,Inc.
Rocket Chassis
Custom Race Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
29
Darrell Lanigan
Union,KY
Gotta' Race/Bert Transmission
Rocket Chassis
Cornett Racing Engines
Ford Taurus
39
Tim McCreadie
Watertown,NY
Sweetners Plus/A & C Speedworld
Rocket Chassis
C.C. Performance Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
44
Clint Smith
Senoia,GA
JP Drilling/CSRAluminum
GRT Race Cars
Racetek Racing Engines
Chev. Monte Carlo
FIND THEM ON THE WEB
Need more information on the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen”? All kinds of information can be found be visiting the “Dirty Dozen” members web sites.
2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dirty Dozen” Web Site Addressess
Driver
Website Address
Scott Bloomquist
www.scottbloomquist.com
Chub Frank
www.chubfrank.com
Dan Schlieper
www.danschlieper.com
Steve Francis
www.stevefrancisracing.com
Dale McDowell
www.dalemcdowell.com
Billy Moyer
www.billymoyer.com
John Blankenship
www.blankenshipracing.com
Rick Eckert
www.rickeckertracing.com
Shane Clanton
www.shaneclanton.com
Darrell Lanigan
www.laniganautosports.com
Tim McCreadie
www.timmccreadie.com
Clint Smith
www.clintsmith.com
ALSO APPEARING
Committing to running the bulk of the schedule with the World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series in 2005 with hopes of earning a spot in a future “Dirty Dozen” as well as gunning for the 2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® “Rookie of the Year” honors is teen sensation Josh “Kid Rocket” Richards of Shinnston,WV. Richards burst onto the WoO Stacker 2 Late Model Series scene at the tender age of 16 during the 2004 season and quickly showed all that he would be a force to be reckoned with in the coming years driving the Seubert Calf Ranches/A-C-E Metal Works No. 1 Mark Richards Racing,Inc. Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Web site address: www.joshrichards.com.
TUNE INTO THE WEB
Fans can experience the excitement of select World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series events live on Dirtvision.com through the DIRT Radio Network. To find the broadcast schedule or listen to the audio broadcast, log on to www.dirtvision.com and click on the DIRT Radio Network logo. Listeners will need Windows Media Player 9 or higher to listen to the DIRT Radio Network. Companies who are interested in advertising on the new DIRT Radio Network should contact Mark Noble, DIRT Motorsports VP Sales and Marketing, at 719-884-2141. For technical support or questions, e-mail webmaster@dirtvision.com.
Dirtvision.com will tape delay broadcast the May 14th “Wolverine Nationals 50” at Butler Battlegrounds in Quincy (Butler),MI Thursday, May 19th at 8:00p.m. EDT.
HEAR IT FIRSTHAND
RACEceiver is the Official Driver Communicator of DIRT Motorsports. A compact radio receiver that conveniently fits into a driver’s pocket, a RACEceiver allows each driver to hear directions from series officials, which greatly enhances the safety and timeliness of events. A similar version available to fans will allow RACEceiver users to hear what information series officials are relaying to the drivers. For more information about RACEceiver, visit www.raceceiver.com, call 866-301-7223 or look for their sales trailers at various events.
WINNERS
2005 Season Winners
February 17th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville,FL: Billy Moyer - Batesville,AR
February 19th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville,FL: Tim McCreadie - Watertown,NY
April 8th at “The Rock”/Allegany County Speedway in Cumberland,MD: Steve Francis - Ashland,KY
April 9th at Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway in Saluda,VA: Clint Smith - Senoia,GA
April 29th at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver,PA: Billy Moyer – Batesville,AR
April 30th at Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown,MD: Rain Out
May 13th at Limaland Motorsports Park in Lima,OH: Power Outage
May 14th at Butler Battlegrounds in Quincy (Butler),MI: Clint Smith
May 20th at Brushcreek (OH) Motorsports Complex:
May 21st at Tri-State (IN) Speedway:
QUOTABLE
Billy Moyer, driver of the No. 21 J&J Steel/Banner Valley Trucking/McCarthy’s One Hour Cooling and Heating C.J. Rayburn Race Cars/Pro Power Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “Well, we did what we could do. I mean, its hard to do anything when you can’t race. The track really got one groove and you just can’t race like that. I guess we’ll take it and move on.”
On the upcoming event at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I really don’t know much about the place. It’ll be the first time we’ve been there just like tonight (Saturday).”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a real good place to race. The track is always racy and two or three grooves. We just about won that one last year but Dale got us in the traffic. I like racing there. It’s fun. That’s all we ask for. Give us a track we can race on.”
Clint Smith, driver of the No. 44 JP Drilling/CSR Aluminum/Turkey Creek Snacks GRT Race Cars/Racetek Racing Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On his win at Butler Battlegrounds: “It feels real good to get another one. Winning the dash really helped out cause it was gonna be tough to pass. It got one groove and everybody was running pretty much the same speed. Even the lapped cars. I wish there would’ve been a few more cautions. Man, that was tough getting through the traffic and then having Darren right there at the end.”
On Fridays event at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “Don’t know a thing about the place. I’m looking forward to it. Seems like we do pretty good at places we’ve never been before.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a racy joint. I like the place. The do a great job up there with that track and work it throughout the program to keep the surface good.”
Rick Eckert, driver of the No. 24 Raye Vest Excavating/J&J Steel Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Ford Taurus
On his third place finish at Butler Battlegrounds: “We just tried to hang on. Clint definitely had the best car tonight. When Darren blew by me I just thought, ‘I wonder how bad I’m holding up the train’.
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve never been to the place but I’ve heard a lot about it. It sounds like it’s a fast place.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a fun place to race. It’s kinda small but you can race on it fine. The Helfrich family does a great job with the place. I’m looking forward to going back.”
Darrell Lanigan, driver of the No. 29 Gotta Race/Bert Transmission Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Ford Taurus
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “It wasn’t a good night. I’m not happy”.
Tim McCreadie, driver of the No. 39 Sweetners Plus/A & C Speedworld,Inc. Rocket Chassis/C.C. Performance Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “It was all right. I mean, yeah, it was hard to pass and all that. I know some of the guys are pretty upset about that. But, we’ve all been there and done that before. We got a top 5 and for once we had no problems. No accidents or spins, no mechanical problems and the driver didn’t do anything stupid.”
On Fridays race at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’m looking forward to it. I’ve heard its bad fast. That will be kinda neat to race on a tri-oval.”
On Saturdays race Tri-State Speedway: “That was fun down there last year. We maybe didn’t do real well but we learned a lot. It’s a beautifully prepared race track and they keep at it during the show. That’s neat.”
Chub Frank, driver of the No. 1* Lester Buildings/All Star Performance/Corry Rubber Rocket Chassis/Custom Race Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “Well, it was kinda tough to really race on. It got one-groove and you can’t race when its like that. We got a top 10 (6th) so we’ll take that and move on to the next one.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’m the only one of the ‘Dirty Dozen” who has been there before. That place is wicked fast! It’s just so fast. I’m just trying to remember if it’s got five or six corners!”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a good place to race at. The surface is always good. That means you can race on it. That’s all we want. A surface we can race on.”
Josh Richards, “Rookie of the Year” driver of the No. 1 Seubert Calf Ranches/A-C-E Metal Works Rocket Chassis/Cornett Racing Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “We won our heat and finished third in the dash. The car felt really good. We finished fifth so I’ve got to be happy with that.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve been there before and it is a real fast place. It’s kinda different being a tri-oval but it really puts out the speed.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “I like racing there. It’s usually two or three grooves where you can race. It’s just a cool place to race at.”
Scott Bloomquist, driver of the No. 0 Miller Bros. Coal Co./Hawkeye Trucking Bloomquist Chassis/Custom Race Engines Ford Mustang
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “I’m really, really disappointed. You know, it’s not good for the series or the fans to have to race on a bad surface. We’re here to put on a show for the fans and you just can’t do it when you have a one-groove track. I tried stepping to the outside and pass Steve that one time and I lost a spot. I’m just really, really disappointed of how things turned out.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve heard a lot about the place. It’ll be different racing at a tri-oval.”
On Saturdays race at Tr-State Speedway: “Tommy (owner/promoter Tom Helfrich) and his family do a fantastic job with that place. That is a track where you can race. There’s multiple grooves and we can entertain the fans. That’s what it’s all about.”
Dale McDowell, driver of the No. 17M Larry Shaw Race Cars/J&J Steel/New Vision Graphics Rocket Chassis/RaceTek Racing Engines Pontiac Grand Prix
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “We started off good setting quick time but then again we went out first. I just messed up in the heat race and didn’t get a good start. That let Timmy (McCreadie) beat me into turn one and essentially that was it. It was all about starting position. Taking nothing away from Clint. He drove a great race and had the best car. But, it’s a shame the track conditions turned out the way they did.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “I’ve been hearing a lot about the place. How it’s a tri-oval and super fast. It ought to be a real challenge. I’m looking forward to heading up there.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “Obviously since we won there last year I love the place! But, it is a great place to race at. We had a lot of fun up there last year and hopefully will be able to repeat. I know it’ll be tough.”
Steve Francis, driver of the No. 15 MOPAR Performance Parts/Valvoline Rocket Chassis/Gary Stanton Racing Engines Dodge Intrepid R/T
On his race at Butler Battlegrounds: “It wasn’t any fun. It’s just too bad the track went away like it did. There really wasn’t much you could do but ride around and hope someone made a major mistake or dropped out.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “It’s about 2½ hours from the house but I’ve never been there. It’ll be nice racing close to home. That place is fast. Real fast.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “I like racing there. It’s a race track you can race on from top to bottom. Helfrich’s do a great job there. I’m looking forward to it.”
Dan Schlieper, driver of the Miller Bros. Coal Co./Hawkeye Trucking No. 9 C.J. Rayburn Race Cars/Pro Power Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On racing at Butler Battlegrounds: “I’m really frustrated with the way things went. You just couldn’t do anything out there. If you stepped out of line it was all over. All you could do was just sit and wait. That’s no fun.”
On Fridays race at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “All I know is that is the place that has the Harley race (winner receives a Harley-Davidson motorcycle). And, Jackie Boggs is tough there. I’ve heard it’s really fast.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “That’s a great place to race. It’s kinda small which some of the guys don’t like but you got to have the little tracks and the bigger tracks. I like the place. It’s real racy and has multiple grooves.”
John Blankenship, driver of the No. 23 Busch Beer/Walker CAT Rocket Chassis/Custom Race Engines Ford Taurus
On missing the feature event at Butler Battlegrounds where he was to have started 15th: “We had fuel delivery problems. We tried firing the car before the main and it wouldn’t start. It wasn’t getting fuel. So, we changed the fuel pump thinking that was it and it wasn’t. By that time the eight minute warning (call to the line) was just about up. There wasn’t much we could do but miss the race and try and find out what the problem was. Turned out the fuel pick-up in the fuel cell was bad. I don’t know when we’re gonna shake this gorilla off our back. Maybe I need to put a whole bunch of bananas in the rig.”
On racing at Brushcreek Motorsports Complex: “All I know is what the other guys have been saying. It’s a tri-oval that is bad fast. Hopefully we’ll learn some more about the place this week.”
On racing at Tri-State Speedway: “I didn’t do real well there last year. We didn’t make the show. But, I still rank it among my top 10 tracks. It’s a neat place to race at and is always racy.”
Shane Clanton, driver of the No. 25 SAE Parts/RSDEnterprises,Inc. Rocket Chassis/Custom Race Engines Chevrolet Monte Carlo
On how his recovery from shoulder surgery May 9th is progressing: “We’re feeling pretty good. I won’t be able to race again this weekend. I can’t until I get the doctors release and I don’t see him again until May 24th. I hate I can’t race again this week but if I did and tore it up it could be a 3 to 6 month recovery.”
UPCOMING EVENTS
The “Dirty Dozen” band of travelers will take the Memorial Day weekend off before launching a Midwest swing the first week of June. Farley Speedway in Farley,IA starts the four-race tour June 1st followed by Eagle Raceway in Eagle,NE June 3rd; Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron,SD June 4th and then Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley,MN June 6th.
2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series Schedule (as of 5-16-05)
RACE DAY DATE TRACK LOCATION MAJOR MARKET WINNER
1 Thu. 2/17 Volusia Speedway Park Barberville,FL Daytona Beach,FL Billy Moyer
2 Sat. 2/19 Volusia Speedway Park Barberville,FL Daytona Beach,FL Tim McCreadie
3 Fri. 4/8 The Rock/Allegany Co. Spdwy. Cumberland,MD Baltimore,MD Steve Francis
4 Sat. 4/9 Virginia Motor Speedway Saluda,VA Richmond,VA Clint Smith
5 Fri. 4/29 Lernerville Speedway Sarver,PA Pittsburgh,PA Billy Moyer
6 Sat. 4/30 Hagerstown Speedway Hagerstown,MD Baltimore,MD Rain Out
7 Fri. 5/13 Limaland Motorsports Park Lima,OH Toledo,OH Power Outage
8 Sat. 5/14 Butler Battlegrounds Quincy (Butler),MI Lansing,MI Clint Smith
9 Fri. 5/20 Brush Creek Mtrspts. Complex Peebles,OH Cincinnati,OH
10 Sat. 5/21 Tri-State Speedway Haubstadt,IN Evansville,IN
11 Wed. 6/1 Farley Speedway Farley,IA Dubuque,IA
12 Fri. 6/3 Eagle Raceway Eagle,NE Lincoln,NE
13 Sat. 6/4 Dakota State Fair Speedway Huron,SD Sioux Falls,SD
14 Mon. 6/6 Deer Creek Speedway Spring Valley,MN Minneapolis,MN
Fri. 6/10 Eldora Speedway-“The Dream” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
Sat. 6/11 Eldora Speedway-“The Dream” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
15 Fri. 6/17 TBA
16 Sat. 6/18 TBA
17 Mon. 6/27 Ransomville Speedway Ransomville,NY Buffalo,NY
18 Wed. 6/29 Fulton Speedway Fulton,NY Syracuse,NY
19 Thu. 6/30 Bridgeport Speedway Bridgeport,NJ Philadelphia,PA
20 Sat. 7/2 Stateline Speedway Jamestown,NY Erie,PA
21 Wed. 7/6 Delaware International Spdwy. Delmar,DE Dover,DE
22 Fri. 7/8 Hagerstown Speedway Hagerstown,MD Baltimore,MD
23 Sat. 7/9 Hagerstown Speedway Hagerstown,MD Baltimore,MD
24 Tue. 7/12 Sharon Speedway Hartford,OH Youngstown,OH
25 Fri. 7/22 Memphis Motorsports Park Memphis,TN Memphis,TN
26 Sat. 7/23 Tri-State Speedway Pocala,OK Ft. Smith,AR
27 Tue. 7/26 Lebanon I-44 Speedway Lebanon,MO Springfield,MO
28 Fri. 7/29 Red River Valley Speedway West Fargo,ND Fargo,ND
29 Sat. 7/30 Red River Valley Speedway West Fargo,ND Fargo,ND
30 Fri. 8/5&8/6 Cedar Lake Speedway New Richmond,WI Minneapolis,MN
31 Tue. 8/9 Dubuque Fairgrounds Spdwy. Dubuque,IA Dubuque,IA
32 Fri. 8/12 Lernerville Speedway Sarver,PA Pittsburgh,PA
33 Sat. 8/13 Lincoln Speedway New Oxford,PA Harrisburg,PA
34 Mon. 8/15 Lebanon Valley Speedway West Lebanon,NY Albany,NY
35 Tues. 8/16 Rolling Wheels Raceway Park Elbridge,NY Syracuse,NY
36 Fri. 8/26 Western Kentucky Speedway Madisonville,KY Louisville,KY
37 Sat. 8/27 Milan Speedway Milan,TN Jackson,TN
Fri. 9/2 TBA
Sat. 9/3 TBA
38 Sun. 9/4 Tri-City Speedway Franklin,PA Pittsburgh,PA
Fri. 9/9 Eldora Speedway–“World 100” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
Sat. 9/10 Eldora Speedway-“World 100” Rossburg,OH Dayton,OH
39 Fri. 9/16 Tri-City Speedway Granite City,IL St. Louis,MO
40 Sat. 9/17 I-55 Speedway Pevely,MO St. Louis,MO
41 Sun. 9/18 Illinois State Fairgrounds Springfield,IL Springfield,IL
Fri. 9/23 TBA
Sat. 9/24 TBA
Thu. 9/29 TBA
Fri. 9/30 TBA
Sat. 10/1 TBA
42 Fri. 10/28 Kentucky Lake Motor Spdwy. Calvert City,KY Paducah,KY
43 Sat. 10/29 Kentucky Lake Motor Spdwy. Calvert City,KY Paducah,KY
TBA = To Be Announced
THIS IS A TENTATIVE SCHEDULE ONLY. DATES MAY BE ADDED OR CHANGED.
WORLD OF OUTLAWS STACKER 2® LATE MODEL SERIES SPONSORS
The World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series is brought to the fans across the country by several sponsors and partners, including series sponsors Stacker 2®, Hoosier Racing Tire, Sunoco Race Fuels and SPEED CHANNEL. Promotional Partners include AMB i.t., RACEceiver, HUMMERSGONEWILD.COM, Zippo Lighters, and The University of Northwestern Ohio. Contingency sponsors include DART Machinery, MSD Ignitions, Wrisco Industries, and Quarter Master.
