Oklahoma City, OK- The Xtreme Super Nationals is bringing speed to the extreme to Oklahoma City at the State Fair Speedway, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 13th-15th. The best drivers are coming from over twenty states to battle it out for a $25,000 grand prize and a purse totaling over $100,000.
This is dirt Modified racing action to the extreme. Why Modifieds? This class of cars is the fastest growing in size and popularity across the United States. Most NASCAR drivers’ roots are in the dirt. Drivers like Carl Edwards, Tony Stewart, Ken Schraeder, Bill Elliott, and Kasey Kahne have driven dirt modifieds because they require incredible driver skills to race. Modified racing is some of the most exciting action for the audience because it is side by side, wheel to wheel racing sometimes three and four cars wide. In addition to thundering Modified action, fans will be treated to a racing challenge with riding lawnmowers.
There will be winning to the extreme, too. One lucky fan will drive away in a new, customized Chevy Colorado. Fans will have a chance to register to win this truck all three nights of the event. Must be 18 and present to win. 50/50 giveaways all three nights mean more chances to win money and awesome prizes.
Short Track Network is coming to cover the Xtreme Super Nationals. They will film the entire event with at least seven perspectives including three in-car cameras. One will be in the car of 13 year old Trey Robb, local racing sensation who will be driving a Modified for the first time at State Fair Speedway. The audience will be able to see a live feed at the event of the coverage and DVD/VHS tapes of the show will be made available for sale.
Bring your FM radio and headphones to tune in to the play by play at the event.
Come see speed to the extreme at State Fair Speedway October 13th, 14th, and 15th, Thursday through Saturday. Pick up discount tickets at any O’Reilly’s Auto Parts store for just $6 per night or $15 for all three nights of racing action. Kids 8 and under get in free. For more information, you can visit www.xtremesupernationals.com.
This is dirt Modified racing action to the extreme. Why Modifieds? This class of cars is the fastest growing in size and popularity across the United States. Most NASCAR drivers’ roots are in the dirt. Drivers like Carl Edwards, Tony Stewart, Ken Schraeder, Bill Elliott, and Kasey Kahne have driven dirt modifieds because they require incredible driver skills to race. Modified racing is some of the most exciting action for the audience because it is side by side, wheel to wheel racing sometimes three and four cars wide. In addition to thundering Modified action, fans will be treated to a racing challenge with riding lawnmowers.
There will be winning to the extreme, too. One lucky fan will drive away in a new, customized Chevy Colorado. Fans will have a chance to register to win this truck all three nights of the event. Must be 18 and present to win. 50/50 giveaways all three nights mean more chances to win money and awesome prizes.
Short Track Network is coming to cover the Xtreme Super Nationals. They will film the entire event with at least seven perspectives including three in-car cameras. One will be in the car of 13 year old Trey Robb, local racing sensation who will be driving a Modified for the first time at State Fair Speedway. The audience will be able to see a live feed at the event of the coverage and DVD/VHS tapes of the show will be made available for sale.
Bring your FM radio and headphones to tune in to the play by play at the event.
Come see speed to the extreme at State Fair Speedway October 13th, 14th, and 15th, Thursday through Saturday. Pick up discount tickets at any O’Reilly’s Auto Parts store for just $6 per night or $15 for all three nights of racing action. Kids 8 and under get in free. For more information, you can visit www.xtremesupernationals.com.
