By: Anita Soltis
(Plymouth, IN) It’s finally here! The World Series of Dirt will breathe life into the Playground of Power this weekend with the SODS Championship plus six additional classes of racing.
Ryan Ruhl is looking to finish out the 2014 Engine Pro Sprints on Dirt Series season as a champion, but he’ll have to get around his competitors on the fastest dirt track in Northern Indiana to clinch the title. Ruhl leads Dustin Daggett by only 12 points in the standings so it will come down to this race to crown the champion.
If this heated championship battle isn’t enough, drivers in the Swan Lake Resort UMP Modifieds, Super Streets, Thunder Stocks, Dickies Restaurant 600 Sprints, Super Modifieds and Cyber Stocks will be feature racing in this fall clash.
In all, over 150 cars in seven classes of racing are expected to be a part of this event.
Come to the track on Friday night for testing from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., stay overnight in your camper for free and get ready for racing on Saturday at 6 p.m. ET.
Don’t forget the Lane Automotive 50 Race of Champions, presented by All Star Performance, Cometic Gasket, Inc., and JE Pistons with K1 Technologies on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11 at Plymouth Speedway.
For ticket information and complete Race of Champions payout, visit www.plymouthspeedway.net.
About Plymouth Speedway:
Plymouth Speedway features a three-eighths (0.375) mile banked dirt oval owned by Ed Kennedy. Four different classes of racing are featured: UMP Modifieds, 600 Open Sprints, Thunder Stocks, and Super Streets. Regular season races are scheduled in the months of April through August on Saturday nights with several special events including Late Models and Sprint Cars. For information, visit www.plymouthspeedway.net, follow Plymouth Speedway’s official Facebook page, @PlymouthSpeed on Twitter or email info@plymouthspeedway.net.
(Plymouth, IN) It’s finally here! The World Series of Dirt will breathe life into the Playground of Power this weekend with the SODS Championship plus six additional classes of racing.
Ryan Ruhl is looking to finish out the 2014 Engine Pro Sprints on Dirt Series season as a champion, but he’ll have to get around his competitors on the fastest dirt track in Northern Indiana to clinch the title. Ruhl leads Dustin Daggett by only 12 points in the standings so it will come down to this race to crown the champion.
If this heated championship battle isn’t enough, drivers in the Swan Lake Resort UMP Modifieds, Super Streets, Thunder Stocks, Dickies Restaurant 600 Sprints, Super Modifieds and Cyber Stocks will be feature racing in this fall clash.
In all, over 150 cars in seven classes of racing are expected to be a part of this event.
Come to the track on Friday night for testing from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., stay overnight in your camper for free and get ready for racing on Saturday at 6 p.m. ET.
Don’t forget the Lane Automotive 50 Race of Champions, presented by All Star Performance, Cometic Gasket, Inc., and JE Pistons with K1 Technologies on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11 at Plymouth Speedway.
For ticket information and complete Race of Champions payout, visit www.plymouthspeedway.net.
About Plymouth Speedway:
Plymouth Speedway features a three-eighths (0.375) mile banked dirt oval owned by Ed Kennedy. Four different classes of racing are featured: UMP Modifieds, 600 Open Sprints, Thunder Stocks, and Super Streets. Regular season races are scheduled in the months of April through August on Saturday nights with several special events including Late Models and Sprint Cars. For information, visit www.plymouthspeedway.net, follow Plymouth Speedway’s official Facebook page, @PlymouthSpeed on Twitter or email info@plymouthspeedway.net.
