Action to Return Next Week!
by Tom Wilson-pma
1/17/02
Sedalia, Missouri
For the second time in two weeks, snow prevailed in Sedalia, Missouri. The first time, the temperatures went up, the snow melted and it was a good night of racing. This time the snow hit later in the week and the temperatures are staying too low to run the 10th race night of the "Coliseum Indoor Winter Speedway Kart Racing Series" this Saturday night.
"We've got just too much snow in the pit area among other problems and it would just be too much of a hassle to try and run," said Wayne Campbell of Campbell Promotions. "Not only that, but we've had a call from several drivers that they are out with the flu. We'll just wait for everything to re-normalize and be back next week".
The racing fans, out for their wintertime ‘need for speed’, definitely get their attendance money’s worth every week.
That, along with the supplied heat in the historic Missouri State Fairgrounds building and the ‘Coliseum Karting Concessions’ delicious food, fans and competitors always look forward to returning.
Admission to the grandstands for adults is $5, 7 to 10 years old-$3 and under 6 years of age, free.
For the latest Coliseum Indoor Winter Series information, call Wayne Campbell at Campbell Promotions offices at (660) 827-1043 or Jim Smith at (660) 826-2719.
The Coliseum Series also has a Web-site at:
www.coliseumkarts.com
by Tom Wilson-pma
1/17/02
Sedalia, Missouri
For the second time in two weeks, snow prevailed in Sedalia, Missouri. The first time, the temperatures went up, the snow melted and it was a good night of racing. This time the snow hit later in the week and the temperatures are staying too low to run the 10th race night of the "Coliseum Indoor Winter Speedway Kart Racing Series" this Saturday night.
"We've got just too much snow in the pit area among other problems and it would just be too much of a hassle to try and run," said Wayne Campbell of Campbell Promotions. "Not only that, but we've had a call from several drivers that they are out with the flu. We'll just wait for everything to re-normalize and be back next week".
The racing fans, out for their wintertime ‘need for speed’, definitely get their attendance money’s worth every week.
That, along with the supplied heat in the historic Missouri State Fairgrounds building and the ‘Coliseum Karting Concessions’ delicious food, fans and competitors always look forward to returning.
Admission to the grandstands for adults is $5, 7 to 10 years old-$3 and under 6 years of age, free.
For the latest Coliseum Indoor Winter Series information, call Wayne Campbell at Campbell Promotions offices at (660) 827-1043 or Jim Smith at (660) 826-2719.
The Coliseum Series also has a Web-site at:
www.coliseumkarts.com
