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Tri-City Speedway sets March 20 opening night


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For Immediate Release - Feb. 15, 2007

From Bill Martin, IMCA Public Relations

319 472-2201, x225

 

Tri-City Speedway sets March 30 opening night

 

PLEASANTON, Texas (Feb. 15) – Opening night is set for March 30 at

newly named Tri-City Speedway.

 

The ¼ dirt track will run Fridays through Aug. 31 under the direction

of first year promoter Clyde Cox III. Both the IMCA Modified and

Jeff’s Performance Southern SportMod divisions return to weekly

programs at the former I-37 Speedway.

 

“The potential of this track hasn’t been tapped yet. I think we can

take it to a new level,” said Cox. “We want to see more consistency

in the way things are handled and are also talking to potential

sponsors about making purses bigger and better.”

 

With regular season race dates in place, Cox hopes to get a couple

special events on the schedule for 2007. New safety fencing between

the track parade row and grandstand will be installed and the pit

area expanded, approximately doubling the size to accommodate 150

race cars.

 

A new track website is also in the works.

 

IMCA has sanctioned the Modified division at Pleasanton since 2001

and the Southern SportMods each of the last two seasons.

 

“I like the speed and the excitement of the Modifieds,” Cox said.

“The Southern SportMods allow drivers to move into a class they can

cut their teeth on that’s not as expensive as a Modified. Drivers

don't have to spend as much money to race a SportMod and be

competitive. That's what makes this class great."

 

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