POSTED 7-9-09 DON'T MISS THE EXCITEMENT AT BEECH BEND RACEWAY STARTING TOMORROW

TENN-TUCK $50,000 Weekend rolls back into BBRP on July 10-12. Five $10,000 to win races held in a three day period. Gates will open for parking on Thursday at Noon, a test session may be possible on thursday afternoon if there is interest. Time Trials will start on Friday morning at 9:00. To view a full schedule on the TENN-TUCK race go to the special event page and you will see one posted there also don't forget about the TENN-TUCK stimulus package that is still in effect you can read more on this on the special event page also

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POSTED 7-7-09 BEECH BEND RACEWAY BEAVER FUN NIGHT OF DRAGS/OVAL RACING

Come out to Beech Bend Raceway Park tonight for the Beaver Fun Night of Drag/Oval Racing. It starts at 6:00 p.m. and cost only $5.00 per person to get in. For an additional $5 you can race your stock car or drag your car, truck, bike or four wheeler and etc. This is a night of FUN.

POSTED 7-6-09 NO SHOW FOR TONIGHT

NO SHOW TONIGHT! INSIGHT STILL HAS SOME PROBLEM'S SORRY TUNE IN NEXT WEEK MAYBE?

POSTED 7-6-09 RICHARD "DOODLE" DICKENS WRECKED IN THE X OF THE IOFS RACE AT ANDERSON SPEEDWAY IN INDIANA

Hey Odell, here are some pics from Anderson. These pics were not taken by me. I actually stole them from Race8.com members that had them posted. My pics are still on the camera with a dead battery and it is taking forever to charge. I figured you can use these. I know they aren't going to mind. The damage here does not look that bad but it is bad enough that Doodle and Billy Williams (BG Billy Williams) are putting a car together right now so we can make Plymouth this Saturday. I am not 100% sure on this but I think that Doodle still finished 15 even after the wreck. At this point, I do not know where he sits on the overall points but he is still leading the "stocker" points. Going into the Anderson race, he was 7th in overall points. So, still not bad for what he is running against. He has a 4th, 10th and now 15th. Hopefully at Plymouth we can grab another top 10...top 5 would be nice though, lol. Well, as always, I want to thank everyone that helped make this trip possible: Cohron's Mechanical & B&R Racer's Supply....a very special, huge thanks goes out to them!!! C&P Racing, Jerry's Tires & Mufflers, Photos by Odell, Pro Machine. Billy Williams, Jay Parrish and Jerry Cohron have helped tremendously! Doodle or I could never say thank you enough!! I hope everyone that has helped knows that we certainly do appreciate it and hope that one day we can return all the favors! I also want to say thanks to everyone that called, emailed and texted to check on Doodle and for giving/offering their support while he is attempting to finish these next 6 races. Hopefully all the hard work put out by everyone will pay off in the end and Doodle will win that chassis! Only time will tell. Sure do wish y'all could make it to some of these races. It is by far some of the best figure 8 racing I have seen. Not to mention the racing that is taking place in the other classes that run at these tracks. All I can say is "WOW"! The crossover action resulted on or around lap 25 or so. Doodle had made the decision to go behind Magee once Magee had made his way through the "X". The leader, Van Meter, was coming along side of Doodle about the same time Magee was going to cross through. Magee must have suddenly changed his mind once he began to go through because he basically stopped in front of Doodle resulting in Doodle hitting him. After the initial contact with Magee, somehow Doodle took a shot right behind the driver's door from someone else. The damage to the car caused the throttle to hang and Doodle was headed straight toward the wall. Luckily, he got the car shut down before anymore damage could occur. The end result: two torn up race cars. More importantly, both Doodle and Magee are ok. Angie Dickens NOTE: WE HERE AT LOCAL RACING NEWS AND RUMORS BY ODELL WOULD LIKE TO PUT THE CALL OUT TO ALL OUR LOCAL BUSINESS OR FANS AND SAY IF YOU COULD SEND MONEY, PARTS AND ETC. TO HELP SPONSOR OUR LOCAL RACER SO HE CAN COMPETE IN THE TRAVELING FIGURE-8 SERIES KNOWN AS THE IOFS (INTERNATIONAL OUTLAW FIGURE-8 SERIES) PLEASE THINK ABOUT IT AND DO WHAT YOU CAN. CONTACT US HERE VIA EMAIL AT kyjava1997@bellsouth.net AND WE WILL FORWARD IT TO ANGIE DICKENS, RACE DIRECTOR FOR DICKENS RACING. THEN SHE CAN CONTACT YOU TO SET UP A TIME TO MEET WITH YOU. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. (LETS SEE BOWLING GREEN SHINE THROUGH OUR LOCAL DRIVER.)

POSTED 7-6-09 IOFS RACE RECAP AND FINISHING ORDER

VANMETER MASTERS HIGH BANKS Anderson, Indiana - July 3, 2009 - Eddie VanMeter used patience and experience to his advantage to claim the International Outlaw Figure 8 Series (IOFS)event at Anderson Speedway Friday night. It was VanMeter's first career IOFS victory and he becomes the third differentwinner in as many events thus far in 2009. Twenty-three cars were on hand as the series made it's first visit of the year to the unofficial home of the IOFS, AndersonSpeedway. Current series point leader, Gary Bedell, was the Edco Welding fast qualifier with a lap of 16.957 seconds. Heatraces went to: Johnny Magee, Eddie VanMeter, and RJ Norton III. A 15 pill was drawn just prior to the feature insuring that fans were in for a treat. Fast qualifier Gary Bedell would have to start no less than 15th in the 50 lap IOFS main event. The front row would find Johnny Magee and Jeff Hizer taking the green flag from starter Ron Sheedy. Jeff Hizer got the jump and lead the opening laps. Within seconds the "X" began to get crowded. The leaders began encountering close calls as theyweaved through the slower cars. Rick Fenwick was beginning to work his way to the front with VanMeter trailing closely. The two would put on a driving exhibition as they worked aroound slower cars that were virtually all over the speedway. Fenwick took the lead near the lap ten mark. Vanmeter began to challenge Fenwick who seemed to be getting around the lapped cars with ease. Just after the half way point, Fenwick was forced to the pits with a flat right rear tire. VanMeter would now have to contendwith Jeff Shackleford who had started dead last in a back-up car after his primary car had broke. Shackleford thrilled fans as he had arguably the best drive of the night up to this point. VanMeter was able to get around lapped cars quickly the finaltwenty laps holding on to claim his first-ever IOFS main event. Shackleford was the 'AMSOIL HARD CHARGER' award winner presented by authorized dealer Elmer Schaeffer. Jeff Swinford wasthe highest stock finisher. The next IOFS event will be July 11, 2009 at Plymouth, IN. For more info log on to: www.iofsracing.com OFFICIAL FINISH: 1. Eddie VanMeter2. Jeff Shackleford3. Casey White4. Doug Greig5. Jeff Hizer6. Chris Green7. Johnny Hargraves8. Jon Lord9. Jeff Swinford10. Dane Laster11. Rich Fenwick12. Johny Magee13. Gary Bedell14. RJ Norton III15. Richard Dickens16. Doug Riddle17. Bob Knauss18. Elliott McKinney19. Bobby Whitaker20. Dennis Summers21. Chris Stewart22. Ben Tunny DNS23. Charlie Hargraves DNS

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POSTED 7-5-09 PHOTO'S FROM FRIDAY NIGHT HAVE BEEN POSTED

PHOTO'S HAVE BEEN POSTED FOR THE FRIDAY RACES AT BEECH BEND RACEWAY ON 7-3-09 AND THE KEN-TEN PRO LATE MODEL SERIES PHOTO'S HAVE BEEN POSTED ALSO. THESE PHOTO'S ARE FOR YOU VIEWING PLEASURE. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PURCHASE ANY PHOTO'S BUT IF YOU DO, THANKS. HOPE YOU ENJOY THEM. ODELL AND MARGARET

POSTED 7-5-09 HARD CHARGER AWARD FOR THIS WEEK

LOCAL RACING NEWS AND RUMORS BY ODELL Gives the "HARD CHARGER AWARD" And it goes to two drivers to share for this week. First driver is #11 Danny Marr. Danny ran second to Tony Rothe in the Modified Street class. He ran a almost perfect line and bumped Tony but didn't spin him. Danny was very fast and I know as a former stock car driver that the temptation was there to make a bone head move, Danny never did that. Like him or not he drove the wheels off that #11 Chevy. A winning Modified/Sportsman driver once told me this "The best driver doesn't always WIN, sometimes it's best to finish second and have respect from fans and drivers" (The Late Wade Johnson) The other driver is #12 Sammy Sanders. I know before I start this story some of you are going to say that Sammy is stinking up the late model show. I heard that from fans in the stands as I took Sammy's winning pictures. That is another story for another time and we will talk about that later. Now for the reason to give Sammy the award. Sammy had fast time with 50lbs added to him, he ran a good clean race in race one. Second race Sammy had to start in the back with good drivers like Bo Miller on the pole. By the way another story for later, did Bo Miller Miller have REAL trouble and fall to the back so he could be on the POLE in race two? Did anyone else see that? Back to the real story, Sammy started in the back and picked off one at a time until he got to the better cars and then did you see what he did? He passed them on the outside. On that track you just don't usually do that. Very impressive Sammy! And then closing in on then race leader Bo Miller and he (Sammy) plants his car in deep and hard on Bo in turn one on the inside and makes a very clean pass. I will give it to Bo, he give Sammy plenty of room. Good Job Sammy. And to both drivers, Congratulations on sharing the "HARD CHARGER AWARD" this week. As always you guys win absolutely nothing by winning this award. See you next race at Beech Bend Raceway.

POSTED 7-5-09 RESULTS FROM BEECH BEND RACEWAY ON FRIDAY 7-3-09

Friday Night Results: Front Runner Figure-8 Class - Winner #32 Mark Cummings, (2) Rick Simpson, (3) Jeff Hogan, (4) Dakota Gibson, (5) Joe Bland Late Model Race#1 - Winner #12 Sammy Sanders, (2) Davey Coble (3) Josh Byrns (4) Brian Cherry (5) Steve Brock Late Model Race #2 - Winner #12 Sammy Sanders, (2) Bo Miller (3) Brian Royalty (4) Josh Byrns (5) Davey Coble. All American Bomber Class - Winner #75 Jason Turner, (2) Stacey Key (3) David Harrod (4) Jeffrey Farris, Jr. (5) Darrell Alford Front Runner Class - Winner #8c Curtis Butler, (2) Tommy Hoover, (3) Alan McFaddin (4) Paul Cummings (5) Mark Cummings Modified Street Class - Winner #44 Tony Rothe, (2) Danny Marr (3) Matt Melton (4) Mark Thompson (5) Rita Cline Sportsman Class - Winner #44 Phillip Akin, (2) Matt Fuqua, (3) Kevin LaMastus, (4) Jason Floyd (5) Joe Reynolds

POSTED 7-5-09 HIGHLAND RIM SPEEDWAY RAINS OUT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

Due to the questionable weather, Highland Rim Speedway Management has decided to cancel the races for today. Armbands and tickets from Saturday July 4th’s race will be honored on 7/11. The Sportsman 50 lap race will be held on 7/11 plus racing in 8 other divisions! It will be a full night of racing! Tickets will be $10 for the grandstands, but for those living in East Nashville (37206, 37207 & 37216), show your drivers license and get free grandstand admission!! Below is the recap of the action before the rain won the race… July 4, 2009 -- Highland Rim Speedway celebrated Independence Day all day long on Saturday. Seven cars and trucks participated in the Greenbrier July 4th Parade Saturday morning. The parade went through the heart of Greenbrier. Sportsman Driver, Jonathan Wilhite, Super Stock Driver, Willie Coats, Front Wheel Drive Mod Driver, Tim Jacobs, Challenger Drivers, Terry Conn and Toby Tobitt, and Pro Truck Drivers, Chuck Adcock and Buddy Williams all brought their racecars and trucks out for the event. Threatening weather loomed all around most of the afternoon, but die hard Rim fans came out to cheer on their favorite drivers! But rains washed out the Rockin’ and Racin’ Extravaganza Saturday night at Highland Rim Speedway. The Front Wheel Drive Modifieds were the only class to complete their race before the rains came. The race ran caution free, though there were several near misses. Kevin Gregory nosed out into the lead early in the race with Harold Cole and Sam Arnold right in his tire tracks. Jerry Nuckols and David Frost had some great side by side racing for four laps before Nuckols completed the pass and looked towards the front. Nuckols challenged his teammate, Cole the next lap for third taking the spot and then the Gregory’s lead the next lap. Points Leader, Scott Conner and Chris Allen bounced off each other on lap ten. Allen got out of sorts but was able to gather it back up without loosing much ground. With just two laps to go, Gregory and Frost got together. Frost did some fancy driving to save his car and continue on. The checkers flew for Nuckols who finished several car lengths ahead of second place Conner. Third place went to Allen. The Rim Runners got to start their race, but the rains washed things out. Chris York jumped out to the lead on the first lap with Donold Webb all over him in second. Webb made his move on lap three challenging for the lead as Paul Lambert and Bevin Wilson worked on each other for third. The top four ran two by two for five laps before they got crossed up coming down the front stretch. Rain came before the track could be cleared. Since the race hadn’t made it to half way, the race was not official and will be started over fresh next week. Racing continues next Saturday night at the Rim with 9 spine tingling classes of cars and trucks competing for over 200 laps of high banked racing excitement highlighted by an always exciting 50 lap Sportsman Race! East Nashville residents (37206, 37207 & 37216) residents can show their driver’s license and get into the grandstands absolutely FREE!!!! Make plans now to see what’s new at the Rim! Grandstand Admission is $10, Youth 6-11 is $5, Children 5 & Under are free with a paid adult. Pit Admission is $25. Racing starts at 6:00 pm. Pit gates open at 1:00 pm, grandstands at 3:00 pm. Qualifying at 4:30 pm. Highland Rim Speedway is a high banked 1/3 mile asphalt track competing weekly from March through October. For more information check the website www.highlandrim.com. Subject: Highland Rim Speedway Postponed!!! Rains got the best of us tonight at Highland Rim Speedway. But we’re going to try again tomorrow to get our race in! Racing will start at 2 pm. Pit Gates open at noon, Main Gates open at 1 pm. We will have 6 classes running including a 50 lap Sportsman Race! (The Front Wheel Drive Modifieds got to run tonight – Jerry Nuckols picked up the win!) Those that braved the night tonight can bring their ticket stub back tomorrow for admission – (pits can bring their pit bracelet back). Or if you’re looking for something to do… come on out to the Rim! Hope

POSTED 7-5-09 KEN-TEN PRO LATE MODEL SERIES RECAP

Ken-Ten Series race # 4 recap Beech Bend twin 50’s 7-3-09 It was the Sammy Sanders show again; Sammy set AR Bodies fast time with a 15:687 out of 17 cars. The racers are glad to get out of is home area for the next 4 races! The first 50 lapper was started straight up, on the first start the car of Kevin Willis went spinning, another complete restart. The next start was good with Sammy in 1st, Davey Coble 2nd,Josh Byrns 3rd,Michael Driskell 4th and Chris Harmon rounding out the top 5.Caution on lap 25 for the spinning car of DBV Properties Rookie contender Mason Mingus.Sammy 1st,Davey Coble 2nd,Josh Byrns 3rd,Michael Driskell 4th and Brian Cherry rounding out the top 5. On the double file restart Brian Cherry made a 3 wide move off of turn 2 with Michael Driskell being the meat and Chris Harmon on the outside, both Chris’s and Michael’s car where able to drive off but needed some major work! Sammy is leading, Davey 2nd, Josh 3rd,Brian 4th and Bo Miller making his first late model start of the year rounds out the top 5. Yellow flies again, Mark Oliver spins in turn 2,top 5 hasn’t changed. lap 46 Bo Miller drops off the pace but stays on the lead lap, playing the invert!! Sammy wins his 4th in a row running laps of 16: teens during the race!! Davey along with Josh Byrns have their best runs of the year Davey finishes 2nd and Josh 3rd, Brian in 4th and DBV Properties Rookie of the race Josh Brock in 5th that’s your top 5 for the first 50. We had 15 cars start the 2nd 50, with Bo on the pole and Marty Taylor outside. Brian Royalty 3rd,Brian Cherry 4th.Caution on lap 5 ,Bo is the leader, Brian Royalty 2nd,Josh Brock 3rd,Brian Cherry 4th and Davey Coble 5th.On the restart the 53 car of Marty Taylor, the 121 car of Dennis White and the 66 car of Kevin Willis make contact with Kevin hard into the backstretch wall ending him for the night! Lap 18 the 7D car of Michael Driskell to the pits with overheating problems. Lap 29 we have a new leader, Sammy Sanders running some 16:03’s laps. At the checkers its Sammy Sanders,Bo Miller runs 2nd,Brian Royalty 3rd,Josh Byrns 4th and Davey Coble rounding out the top 5. Josh Brock 6th, Marty Taylor 7th,Dennis White 8th,Tommy Lawrence 9th and Chad Willis driving The Hitmans car was 10th.

posted 7-4-09 BEECH BEND RACEWAY DRAGS RAINED OUT FOR TONIGHT

O'Reilly Saturday night fun racing plus the Buffalo Wild Wings Bike Shoot out along with the Wha Bah Gambler's Race and the Quick Fuel Night of fire featuring the Jerry McCart "Glory Days" Dragster running 300 MPH HAS BEEN RAINED OUT!

POSTED 7-4-09 TURN OR BURN MOTORSPORTS RECAP

The Turn or Burn Motorsports team has a great start to the July Fourth weekend. Fireworks lit up the sky and the air was cool, Josh Byrns started the Ken-Ten series Late Model race from inside the pole. Abruptly the No. 31 Southern Foods Chevy dropped back one position. As the race developed, Byrns found the tempo of the race and maintained the third position. On lap 12 the No. 31 Chevy slightly kissed the front stretch wall only leaving cosmetic damage. A yellow flag was produced on lap 25 slowing Byrns’ progress. Throughout the course of the next run, Byrns drove away from the field. Still in third position, Byrns trailed on the back bumper of the No. 14, getting a better run on Coble through turn two. On lap 36 the caution flew and suspended the Turn or Burn driver’s advancement. Byrns reported the car handled better on a longer run and the car was tight, it needed work before the next 50-lap race. For the remainder of the race the Southern F oods Chevy fell in line to finish in third position. Second Race-Beech Bend Raceway Park 50-Lap Due to an inverted field, the No. 31 Turn or Burn Motorsports team was forced to start the second 50-lap race at Beech Bend Raceway Park in the seventh position. A quick caution resulted from the No.5 car spinning in the middle of the track, gave Byrns the break he was looking for. A restart from the inside granted him a steal to the sixth position. The speed of the car was comparable to the front-runners, but positioning was hard to gain. On lap 12 the caution flag was displayed for a spin and hard impact on the back straight away. Byrns began working his way to the front gaining two positions. He held his line to finish the race in fourth position. Byrns will return to the seat of the No. 31 Turn or Burn Motorsports car July 18 at Riverview Speedway for the 100 lap Ken-Ten Late Model series fifth race in Carthage, TN. Next weekend, the rookie driver Mary Daniels will debut her sto ck car career at Beech Bend Raceway Park.For more information visit www.TurnorBurn.com

POSTED 7-3-09 LOOK WHO IS HAVING A SPECIAL DAY

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO FORMER BEECH BEND RACEWAY FLAGMAN AND MY UNCLE AUBREY TURNER. TODAY IS AUBREY'S BIRTHDAY, IF YOU SEE HIM WISH HIM A HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

POSTED 7-2-09 THE CLINE FAMILY HAS ANOTHER DRIVER

This driver is the fourth generation of the Cline family. His name is Jeffery Cline son of Late Model driver Jeff Cline. Jeffery's uncle Jerry Wayne Cline drove at Beech Bend and Jeffery's Grandfather Jerry Cline drove at Beech Bend . He also had other family to race as well. Good Luck Jeffery!

POSTED 7-2-09 THE NEW LOOK OF BO MILLER AND BOBBY WHITE

I shot this photo Tuesday night at Beech Bend Raceway Park during the Beaver drag/oval track

fun night of racing. Bo Miller in the #38 owned by Bobby White. CHUCKY IS BACK, OOPS! I MEAN BO IS BACK.

POSTED 7-2-09 KEN-TEN PRO LATE MODELS RETURN TO BEECH BEND RACEWAY PARK

Coming to Beech Bend Raceway Park this Friday Night. The all new traveling late model series. That's right race fans. The Ken-Ten Pro Late Model Series will take to the fastest flat track in the south. This series has provided some of the most exciting racing action in this part of the country. See top drivers from three different states. Drivers such as the series points leader Slamming Sammy Sanders, race one winner Ricky Sanford, young guns such as Davey Coble, Chad Willis. Also, one of the most promising and exciting field of rookies, starting with Rookie points leader Josh Brock and other Rookie contenders such as Austin Brawley in the Bobby Hamilton, Jr. prepared car, 14 year old Mason Mingus, 16 year old Hunter "The Hitman" Willis and Bradley Arms. Other local drivers are slated to start the race Friday night are top gun drivers Brain Cherry, Dennis White, Mark Oliver and many more. Race fans, making his first race in the series and return to racing is one of the hottest and most winning drivers around, Bo Miller, in the famous #38 car. Bo Miller has teamed up with car owner Bobby White, one of the most winning car owners in the area. It's has been heard around Bowling Green that the Miller/White racing team has nothing to gain with points and therefore are coming Friday night with both barrels loaded to take home the trophy and money. Remember, Points leader Sammy Sanders has won three of the four series races but has been given a penalty with the rule of adding 50lbs to his car for this race. So, can Sammy Sanders repeat with the extra 50lbs.? Can Ricky Sanford put his car back in victory lane? Will one of the young guns (Rookies) pull off the win? Don't forget Mr. Bo Miller is back! Be sure to mark your calenders for one of the greatest shows on earth at Beech Bend Raceway Park. Gates open at 3:00 p.m. for practice and the races start at 8:00 p.m.(C.S.T.) NOTE: You will be able to purchase photo's of your favorite drivers under the blue gazebo behind the flagman stand from Photo's by Odell.

POSTED 7-1-09 IOFS PRESS RELEASE

IOFS TO KICK OFF INDEPENDENCE WEEKEND FRIDAY The International Outlaw Figure 8 Series (IOFS) is set to kick off Independence weekend this Friday night at Anderson Speedway for round #3 on the 2009 schedule. A full program of events including qualifying and heats will be capped off by a 50 lap feature. Also on the racing program will be the ThunderCars and Front Wheel Drive oval divisions. A huge field is expected with current IOFS point leader and round #1 winner, Gary Bedell heading the list of expected entries. Also expected is defending Anderson 2008 IOFS winner Charlie Hargraves and Doug Greig who is currently second in the IOFS point standings. Greig has been by far the most consistent driver in the series to date with two runner-up finishes. Perhaps one of the most interesting entries expected is Christian Rayburn, who is the son of car builder and Late Model Legend CJ Rayburn.Rayburn is a name familiar with Anderson Speedway fans as well as Midwest Late Model fans. The elder Rayburn set a world qualifying record at Anderson Speedway on September 22, 1984 with a lap of 10.880 second around the .250 mile oval. Rayburn set the record in a winged Super Late Model and the record stood for thirteen years until Denny England lowered it to 10.678 with a winged sprint car in 1997. The younger Rayburn will be making his first asphalt start as well as Figure 8 start in a Jeff Shackleford owned car. Rayburn has spent the majority of his career up to this point running Dirt Late Model's throughout the Midwest. Seeing the Rayburn name associated with Anderson Speedway once again should bring back memories to many who were in attendance that cool fall night in 1984. Other expected entries include: Jeff Hizer, Chris Green, Jeff Shackleford, Johny Hargraves, Rodney Sizemore, Rich Fenwick, and Richard Dickens among others. Several Anderson Figure 8 drivers are expected to compete as well. A field of twenty-plus cars is expected. On July 3rd the pit gates will open at 4pm, practice at 5pm, qualifying at 6:30pm, and racing scheduled to begin at 8pm. Admission prices for this event are $10 for adults, children ages 6-12 $4, and children under 5 free. For more info go to: www.iofsracing.com or www.andersonspeedway.com

POSTED 7-1-09 KMS NEWS RELEASE

Hey Odell Scott Greer at KMS- Bringing back figure 8 starting July 12th for the mini stock division and then on July 26th will start the thunderstock/dromer class figure 8 division for the full bodied stock cars. So spead the news and if anyone needs rule on the thunuderstock/dromer cars call me at 270-302-9046 or email me on the web site www.kentuckymotorspeedway.net thanks