Crossville Dragway officials in Tennessee has announced the track has secured Michael Dalton, Brian Bourke and Mike Tabors to manage the 2017 racing program.

Dalton will hold the position of general manager while Tabors will be the track manager. Bourke will be the chief operations officer/marketing director for the facility.

Currently, the schedule is not set yet for the entire 2017 season but the race track will open for its first Test-N-Tune on May 5 and 6.

The track will also host the RTDS4 event in July and is aiming to post a detailed race program by the end of May.

Track officials are planning facility improvements throughout the year and a race program with special events. The facility will also be able to sell race fuel to racers in the future, according to officials.

Tabors has an extensive history, not only in racing but also as a business owner. He has lived in Monterey, TN, for 57 years. Tabors started racing at Crossville Dragway when he was 18 years old and over the years has built a lot of great relationships with racers near and far.
 
Dalton is the owner of RLC Motorsports out of Cookeville, TN. His life has been influenced by racing and he has a passion for the sport and its future, according to Crossville Dragway officials. Dalton brought and worked the biggest diesel racing event to Tennessee a few years ago (RTDS).

Bourke has spent many years as a business owner, marketing director and managing a multitude of different projects. He started racing at the age of 14 and has been involved in motorsports ever since.

For more information, contact Tabors at Mtabors@crossvilledragway.com, Dalton at Mdalton@crossvilledragway.com or Bourke at Brian@crossvilledragway.com.