FARMINGTON, Mo -- Possibly the biggest sprint car show ever to be held at the St. Francois County Raceway will take place on Saturday, July 26, when both the All-Star Circuit of Champions (ASCOC) and National Championship Racing Association (NCRA) sprints come to town to compete against our regional stars.
"I wouldn't be surprised to have at least 54 outstanding cars in the pits that night," said St. Francois County Raceway promoter Larry Minkel. "These guys are about as good as it gets."
Both the ASCOC and NCRA sprints will be racing together along with local and regional track stars.
Aaron Berryhill, Brooke Tatnell, Chad Kenenah, Dean Jacobs, Kenny Jacobs and Kelly Kinser are some of the racers expected to take part.
"With $5,000 to win you are going to get some of the best," Minkel said.
Also at the track that night the 600cc Multis will be racing with the winnner taking home $500 (with $50 to start the "A" main).
The Hobby Stocks and the Modifieds will not be racing on July 26th.
The Miller Lite Beer Happy Hour will take place in the grandstand area between 4-6 p.m. that night with tons of giveaways.
"This is going to be one hell of a car show," Minkel said.
Admission to the main grandstand on July 26th will be $20.
Advance tickets for the event can be purchased at Farmington Auto on Karsch Blvd. in Farmington.
For more information contact Minkel at (573) 756-1734.
"I wouldn't be surprised to have at least 54 outstanding cars in the pits that night," said St. Francois County Raceway promoter Larry Minkel. "These guys are about as good as it gets."
Both the ASCOC and NCRA sprints will be racing together along with local and regional track stars.
Aaron Berryhill, Brooke Tatnell, Chad Kenenah, Dean Jacobs, Kenny Jacobs and Kelly Kinser are some of the racers expected to take part.
"With $5,000 to win you are going to get some of the best," Minkel said.
Also at the track that night the 600cc Multis will be racing with the winnner taking home $500 (with $50 to start the "A" main).
The Hobby Stocks and the Modifieds will not be racing on July 26th.
The Miller Lite Beer Happy Hour will take place in the grandstand area between 4-6 p.m. that night with tons of giveaways.
"This is going to be one hell of a car show," Minkel said.
Admission to the main grandstand on July 26th will be $20.
Advance tickets for the event can be purchased at Farmington Auto on Karsch Blvd. in Farmington.
For more information contact Minkel at (573) 756-1734.
