Sport Allen (left) scored the 2011 Friday night USCS Sprint Car victory at New Senoia Raceway. Photo courtesy USCS
Wild and exciting winged outlaw style sprint car racing will headline the two-day USCS Senoia Summer Nationals III (2012) racing program at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, GA this (Friday) evening and Saturday night, August 17 and 18. Drivers from nine states are expected to pilot their machines around the 3/8ths mile speed plant. The winged sprint cars will reach speeds in excess of 110 miles per hour.
The United Sprint Car Series presented by Goodyear “Outlaw Thunder” Tour roars into the high-banked 3/8-mile red clay oval for the 3rd Annual “USCS Senoia Summer Nationals”. This event is race number twenty-two and twenty-three on the 16th Anniversary schedule for the nationally touring USCS drivers. This is the one and only visit scheduled for the 2012 season to Senoia Raceway. These races will award National points as well as USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional series standings.
The USCS Southern Thunder regional series consists of races in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Eastern Tennessee and both Carolinas. The two-night special event is expected to bring top winged outlaw sprint car drivers from those states, as well as, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York to compete.
Winged Sprint Cars are alcohol burning, 700 horsepower open wheel cars that weigh just 1,300 pounds. Pound for pound they are the world’s most powerful short track race cars. The cars will literally fly around the track surface at speeds over 110 M.P.H. It is not uncommon to see USCS sprint cars popping “wheelies” or doing wheel stands because of the brute force of their engines and their huge 18-inch wide rear tires.
Terry Gray scored the Saturday USCS Sprint Car victory in 2011 at Senoia. Photo courtesy USCS
Friday and Saturday night’s sprint car action will feature a full program of racing in the outlaw sprint cars that includes test and tune hot laps followed by the Goodyear Speed Dash that showcases the top six cars from the previous USCS main event. The winged warriors will also run qualifying heat races and a Last Chance/B-Main race. Each evening’s finale will be the USCS Sprint Car A-main event.
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Also on the racing card both nights are the USCS 600 Sprint Car Series winged mini sprints. These scaled down versions of their USCS brothers feature motorcycle power plants and smaller tires. USCS officials expect drivers from at least six states to compete.
Three of Senoia Raceway’s weekly racing divisions will compete on both Friday and Saturday. The Jodeco Auto Sales Late Models, Newnan Bonding B–Cadets and Summit Racing Equipment Hobby Stock divisions will race for added purse money throughout the weekend including $1,000 to win each night for the high powered late models.
On Saturday night, the Mini Stock and Bomber divisions will join the already action packed show. The Mini Stock and Bombers will also be competing for additional purse money.
On Friday and Saturday, the pit gates will open at 5:00 pm, grandstand gates at 6:00pm, hot laps will crank up at 7:30pm with racing at 8pm.
For additional information, visit www.senoiaraceway.com.
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