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Former Champion Takes Over Sprint Series Of Texas
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Jeff Day is the new owner and director of the Sprint Series of Texas.
Day is now in charge of the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car series that visits six different tracks in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana in 2017. The first nine of 11 tour dates are scheduled during the IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing point season.
“I want to see this series thrive and continue the tradition of great Sprint Car racing in this area,” said Day, who won the Sprint Series of Texas championship in 2016. “We want to find more ways to get fans, especially the kids, involved and get more publicity for drivers following the series.”
The Sprint Series of Texas takes its own command trailer and fire trucks to each event. Kids will be part of main event draw and winner’s circle activities and one very lucky youngster will go home with a new bicycle after each SST show.
The next event is Saturday, March 25, at the Southern Oklahoma Speedway in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Also hosting SST events during the point season are the Super Bowl Speedway, Sabine Motor Speedway, Wichita Falls Speedway and the 85 Speedway.
Series points will be given for September 29 and 30 races at Wichita Falls Speedway and Superbowl Speedway, respectively.
All features pay $800 to win, a minimum of $200 to start and $100 to the hard charger. Non-qualifiers receive $100.
Day, champion at the 1998 IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s, ends a weekly racing career that spans nearly three decades.
“My dad raised us at the track so I’ve been around this sport all my life,” said Day, who will run a very limited schedule that includes the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Nationals in September. “With owning this series and getting to enjoy watching my sons Michael and Jeff Jr. race, not racing myself hasn’t been as hard as I thought it would be.”
For the complete schedule and more information, visit here.
Day is now in charge of the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car series that visits six different tracks in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana in 2017. The first nine of 11 tour dates are scheduled during the IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing point season.
“I want to see this series thrive and continue the tradition of great Sprint Car racing in this area,” said Day, who won the Sprint Series of Texas championship in 2016. “We want to find more ways to get fans, especially the kids, involved and get more publicity for drivers following the series.”
The Sprint Series of Texas takes its own command trailer and fire trucks to each event. Kids will be part of main event draw and winner’s circle activities and one very lucky youngster will go home with a new bicycle after each SST show.
The next event is Saturday, March 25, at the Southern Oklahoma Speedway in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Also hosting SST events during the point season are the Super Bowl Speedway, Sabine Motor Speedway, Wichita Falls Speedway and the 85 Speedway.
Series points will be given for September 29 and 30 races at Wichita Falls Speedway and Superbowl Speedway, respectively.
All features pay $800 to win, a minimum of $200 to start and $100 to the hard charger. Non-qualifiers receive $100.
Day, champion at the 1998 IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s, ends a weekly racing career that spans nearly three decades.
“My dad raised us at the track so I’ve been around this sport all my life,” said Day, who will run a very limited schedule that includes the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Nationals in September. “With owning this series and getting to enjoy watching my sons Michael and Jeff Jr. race, not racing myself hasn’t been as hard as I thought it would be.”
For the complete schedule and more information, visit here.
